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In this episode, Crestview City Manager Tim Bolduc and Crestview Fire Chief Tony Holland chat about leadership transition and passing on your role after a long period of service. Whether you're moving up to a leadership role or getting ready to pass the baton to the next leader in your department or agency, this episode is for you. Tune in to pick up some great tips from experienced leaders!
Join City of Crestview City Manager, Tim Bolduc and Administrative Services Director, Jessica Leavins for a talk on the role of human resources in the development of staff, core values, personal values, and when fixing the system, start with the stuff that's illegal. Don't miss out on this one!
In this episode, Okaloosa County's Public Works Director Jason Autry joins Crestview City Manager Tim Bolduc to discuss leadership in the context of growth. If you feel stuck in your career or struggle to land your desired job, you don't want to miss this one!
Join Crestview City Manager, Tim Bolduc and Eglin Federal Credit Union Vice President of Membership and Community Development, Neko Stubblefield as they discuss how relational leadership can not only help build connections, but also improve togetherness, strengthen teamwork in your organization, and make a difference in your community!
Join Crestview City Manager, Tim Bolduc and Col. Jason Grandy as they discuss how being a genuine leader can help you earn respect from those you lead! If you're a leader struggling in this area, you won't want to miss this! Check us out on your favorite podcast streaming platform or on Facebook @CityofCrestview.
In this episode, United States Air Force SERE Specialist, Dayne Tosi talks about high intensity communication, messaging, and staying on topic while under pressure. Listen now to elevate your communication game!
In this episode, Niceville's City Manager, David Deitch, talks about his leadership style "Leading by Example", which was shaped by his time as a USAF Colonel and now as a city manager. His unique experiences bring new perspectives into leading effectively.
In this episode, Nathan Boyles, Okaloosa County Commissioner for District 3, talks about his past experiences and how they shaped him into the leader he is now. He obtained an engineering degree, switched to law school, became a lawyer, and now owns a waste management company while also serving as one of our county commissioners.
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