By Stephen Kohler
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
David Kohler has the awesome responsibility of leading his family's nearly 150 year-old, privately-held company and leading around 40,000 Kohler Co. employees worldwide. As the fourth generation to lead Kohler, David has some big shoes to fill to ensure that the famed and respected manufacturer and service provider continues to build on its reputation for quality, design, and exceptional experiences. And he is doing exactly that by artfully approaching the challenges and opportunities that the pandemic continues to bring. David, like Kohler Co., is never happy to rest on his laurels and is bringing a thoroughly modern leadership style rooted in the company's core values to keep Kohler on top of their goal of delivering their customers "gracious living."
It’s women’s history month and what better way to celebrate than with a Listening Session with the enormously talented Cathryn Lai? Cathryn is cutting a path for women in tech as the Chief Commercial Officer for Open Bet. Cathryn credits much of her success to her early training at conservatory as a concert pianist. Tune in to hear how Cathryn blends hard work, listening, and creativity to succeed in the business world.
With over 36 years of experience in marketing and finance in organizations like Kraft and Fisher Nuts, Howard Brandeisky has seen all kinds of leadership models and understands how leaders set the tone for a culture. Listen in for some pragmatic tips and thoughts about what you can do as a leader to take your organization through both the best of times and the most challenging.
From engineer to CEO, Chris Schyvinck, worked her way up the corporate ladder at Shure Inc. by listening carefully and working hard. Now that she leads the renowned global audio company, she finds that listening is the most important skill that allows the vaunted 96-year-old manufacturer to thrive, even in turbulent times.
So many leaders believe that there are very specific qualities that they need to project as leaders -- strength, decisiveness, positivity, and more. Sounds like a good list, right? Laila Tarraf, Chief People Officer of Allbirds and author of "Strong Like Water" joins Audira CEO Stephen Kohler to talk about the greater power in leading with your "whole self," and not just the version of you that you think a leader should be.
Audra Wilson, president & CEO of the Shriver Center on Poverty Law joins Stephen to discuss how much more she's been able to accomplish in her career by having everyone's needs represented and then using the power of an organization to move things forward.
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Regional Director at Guitars Over Guns Chicago and former contest on The Voice, Andrew DeMuro, stops by to share his incredible journey with Stephen.
Andrew touches on some of the most rewarding aspects of being a mentor and opens up about how he's able to use music as a tool to create a meaningful connection with his students.
Tune in to understand how music can be used as a powerful form of self expression and learn how you can become a mentor in your own community.
See more from Audira:
https://audiralabs.com/
Fellow musician and CEO of Raphael Holdings, Ameet Mallik joins Stephen to talk about his perspective on diversity in leadership, the power of tapping into the collective wisdom of an organization, and how he applies lessons learned from his musical background to leading a team.
Tune in to hear Ameet shares about what it means to be a leader in these unprecedented times.
See more from Audira:
https://audiralabs.com/
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.