Ilona and Susan chat with Jim on the new Accelerating Women Executives program.  If you are interested in looking at the documents that are discussed on the call, you can find those here: https://mybts--c.na33.visual.force.com/apex/Leadership_Level?topics=exec 

If you would like to visit the website to register, you can go here: https://www.bts.com/news-insights/events/accelerating-women-executives 

Listen in to hear all about the World of CIO's with Steve Toomey and some of the work he has been doing with Discover Financial and provides some excellent tools to use. 

All the tools Steve refrences can be found on Global X here: https://mybts--c.na33.visual.force.com/apex/bts_story?id=a0i3900000CyToEAAV 

Anne Wilson reviews a new program that is being created for senior leader women who are on a succession plan that road map to a 3-7 year plan for CEO or CEO supporting roles.  Listen in to hear the problems they are trying to solve with this new open enrollment model. 

Guests: Denys Lai and Andrew Martel

Chilling with the QELs will dive into the operational side of our business.  Denys and Andrew give us a view behind the curtain on resourcing and we  explore what we are learning to make projects great.

Listen to find out what's hot with assessment right now.  Katrin and Nicole talk with Sandra and Lynn about the assessment practice and how this has evolved over the last decade.  They go into why assessment is meaningful,  the why and when of assessment, differences based on types of clients, where the BTS assessment team is spending most of their innovation energy right now, and the when and how as a consultant should engage with assessment.  Josh Shadrick joins in as a special guest discussing his collaboration with assessment and how he has been successful in doing so. 

One of the most powerful Multipliers experiments is "Talk Up Your Mistakes." This week we conducted this experiment with leaders from across BTS, including:

• Jess
• Todd
• Darsh
• Jim

Hear how we blew deliveries, screwed up developments, lost deals, and failed our colleagues, and most importantly, hear what we learned in the process!

Hosts: Jim Perry and Katrin Schwabe

Guests: Kevin Bronk

The ACT@BTS podcast discusses the eternal challenge of helping people translate learning into behaviors, behaviors into results, and building enduring habits.  Will review how ACT works, how to describe it to a client, benefits for the clients, and why it is important for BTS.  Will also touch base on a brief background of Kirkpatrick and Brinkerhoff. 

Resource for RAP page on Global X: 

https://mybts.lightning.force.com/lightning/n/GlobalX

Jim and Ian learn about how consultants are selling the Multipliers Simulation. Guests Nicole Gams (Chicago), Rob Grossman (Advantage Performance Group, Philadelphia), and the Multipliers Global program Manager, Maggie Bertrand share stories of how they have sold and delivered the Multipliers Simulation to a variety of customers.

We learn about BTS Coach, formerly known as Coach-in-a-Box, with guests Jerry Conner, Melissa DeRoche, and Eleonora Golcher. Hosts Eduardo Umanzor and Ian Merrifield learn about BTS Coach in general as well as an exciting new offering to help leaders become coaches for their people.

The team of David Bernal, Kathryn Clubb, and Abbey Vanderwoude has come up with a new approach to developing moments with clients! This not only gets the client stakeholders more invested in the work, it can open up new uses of the moments, creating additional value for our customers. We hear how this approach has worked with several clients, and also hear a cool story about how one of our biggest customers used BTS to facilitate (not train) their executives during a strategy pivot.