Join JMJ Senior Consultant, Kelli Bettenhausen, and Tom Peterson, Construction Senior Leader, in a conversation about 'holistic safety', the theme for this year's Construction Safety Week. 

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Join Mark Britton, JMJ partner, and Kelli Bettenhausen, JMJ Senior Consultant, discuss the topic of psychological safety. Mark shares why he became interested in this subject, and what he has learnt from his research. He goes on to explain how his findings led him to identify 10 leadership capabilities and best practices leaders need to develop and display to make people feel safe and able to take interpersonal risk. 

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Join JMJ Managing Consultant, Greg Savage, and Rebecca Severson, Corporate Director of Safety at Gilbane Building Company, talk about the evolution of Construction Safety Week. They discuss the importance of this year’s theme, ‘holistic safety’, and explain why placing physical and mental health at the forefront is critical to keeping construction workers safe. 

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Kelli and Kathryn, along with special guest Ryan Lovchik, look back at Season 1 and discuss the good, the great, and the next season of the podcast series.

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In this episode of "What Does Poetry Have To Do With Leadership?", JMJ consultants Kathryn Schindler and Kelli Bettenhausen explore 'For A Leader', by John O'Donohue.

Kelli and Kathryn, along with special guests Mark Guest and Rick Bair, discuss leadership as a developmental journey without an endpoint.

The poem ‘For A Leader’ is from the book 'To Bless the Space Between Us: A Book of Blessings', published by Doubleday; First Edition (March 4, 2008).  Available for purchase on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0385522274?tag=joodo-20

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In this episode of "What Does Poetry Have To Do With Leadership?", JMJ consultants Kathryn Schindler and Kelli Bettenhausen explore "Equality and Justice" by Arya N.

Kelli and Kathryn, along with special guests Arya N. and Amy Hanf, discuss the leadership distinction of committing to the achievement of equality and justice for all.  Arya shares examples of intentional development for young leaders who make it a pledge - and really, really mean it.

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In this episode of "What Does Poetry Have To Do With Leadership?", JMJ consultants Kathryn Schindler and Kelli Bettenhausen explore "Walking Meditation" by Thich Naht Hanh, a Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk, peace activist, and poet 

Kathryn and Kelli explore what happens when management stops talking and starts listening.  It means reversing the flow of communication. Doing a listening tour as a specific act of leadership builds connectenedness with people on the front lines. 

The poem ‘Walking Meditation’ is from the book 'Call Me By My True Names: The Collected Poems of Thich Nhat Hanh', published by Parallax Press; New Edition (August 9, 2001).  If you enjoyed the poem, and wish to purchase the book, ask for a copy wherever fine books are sold.

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In this episode of "What Does Poetry Have To Do With Leadership?", JMJ consultants Kathyrn Schindler and Kelli Bettenhausen explore "The Guest House" by the 13th Century Sufi mystic poet Rumi.

This poem explores the question of who a leader needs to be with regard to interacting with all those around her and how expressing appreciation is essential to accomplishing the unpredictable future that the individual leader has taken a stand for.

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In this episode, JMJ consultants Kelli Bettenhausen, Michael Huvane,  and Camille Ford share a conversation about the leadership quality of empathy. 

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