In this episode of Enterprise Alchemy, Anthony Nash speaks with Nancy Greatrix Manley, Chief People Officer at Room and Board. Nancy shares insights on employee retention, the role of HR in facilitating change, and the significance of ethical decision-making. The conversation also touches on the recent transition of Room and Board to employee ownership, highlighting the impact of these changes on the company's culture and success.

In this episode of Enterprise Alchemy, Anthony Nash speaks with Alyssa Shadinger, CFO at Sisense, about her rapid career progression, the intricacies of the CFO role, and the importance of operational experience. They discuss the exit process for companies, emphasizing the need for strategic planning and negotiation skills. Alyssa shares insights on implementing OKRs effectively, setting priorities, and the significance of building a strong team.

In this episode, Anthony Nash interviews Tara Blythe, Chief People Officer, about her role and the importance of organizational development and talent management at the CPO level. They discuss the need for a people officer to have a seat at the executive table and the impact of people on organizational strategy. They also explore the concept of employee experience and how it is shaped by societal mega trends and the expectations of younger generations. 

In this episode, Kim Armstrong, Chief People Officer at Calgary Police, discusses the concept of courageous leadership within the context of public service. The conversation explores the challenges of creating a culture of feedback and the necessity of accountability. Kim shares personal experiences and insights on how to foster a psychologically safe workplace and the significance of learning from mistakes.

In this episode of the Enterprise Alchemy podcast, Chris Bianco, CIO of Team Logic IT shares insights on navigating career changes, the significance of mentorship, and the impact his personal experiences such as adoption have had on his professional outlook. He discusses the future of IT and leadership in the age of AI, emphasizing the need for adaptability and continuous learning.

In this episode, Anthony Nash speaks with Madhukar Kumar and Andy Coon from Single Store about the company's vision of being a single knowledge source for building applications. They discuss the role of AI in business decision-making, the importance of proprietary data for competitive advantage, and how AI can enhance creativity and productivity.

In this episode of Enterprise Alchemy, Anthony Nash speaks with Jane Burns, an enterprise professor who bridges the gap between academia and industry. Jane emphasizes the need for evidence-based strategies in people management and the significance of creating conditions for employees to thrive.

In this episode of Enterprise Alchemy, Anthony Nash speaks with Amber Burke, COO of Burn Bootcamp, about her journey from being an athlete to a leader in the fitness industry. Amber shares insights on how her background in sports shaped her leadership style and the importance of creating a safe environment for open communication and trust within teams.

In this episode of the Enterprise Alchemy podcast, Will Misselbrook, Chief Creative and Brand Officer at LA Galaxy. shares insights from his early experiences in music videos, his transition into advertising, and the significant shift towards brand storytelling at Coach. He highlights the challenges and strategies involved in transforming a brand's identity and the importance of taking educated risks in marketing.

In this episode, Anthony Nash and Chris Villasenor discuss the evolving landscape of leadership and workplace culture, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, emotional intelligence, and the concept of the 'whole person' in the work environment. They explore how the pandemic has shifted perceptions of personal and professional boundaries, the significance of mindset in performance, and the challenges posed by identity politics in fostering an inclusive workplace.