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In this episode of Clearing the Haze podcast, host Chuck Marting interviews board of directors nominee Mark Magsam.
Mark shares his extensive 29-year career in the drug and alcohol testing industry, driven by a personal mission to help individuals affected by substance abuse.
With a re-election bid in play, he discusses his priorities for NDASA, the importance of advocacy, and his vision for the industry’s future.
Mark also delve into the challenges of member engagement and leadership qualities essential for guiding industry changes.
Mark highlights the significance of participation, innovation, and collaborative leadership in ensuring safety and effective policy-making in the evolving landscape of drug and alcohol testing.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
01:19 Mark Maxim's Background and Journey
04:30 Re-Election Bid and Priorities for NDASA
08:47 Advocacy and Industry Challenges
21:55 Leadership and Committee Engagement
34:46 Final Thoughts and Book Recommendations
40:09 Conclusion and Appreciation
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In this episode of Clearing the Haze podcast, host Chuck Marting interviews board of directors nominee Mark Magsam.
Mark shares his extensive 29-year career in the drug and alcohol testing industry, driven by a personal mission to help individuals affected by substance abuse.
With a re-election bid in play, he discusses his priorities for NDASA, the importance of advocacy, and his vision for the industry’s future.
Mark also delve into the challenges of member engagement and leadership qualities essential for guiding industry changes.
Mark highlights the significance of participation, innovation, and collaborative leadership in ensuring safety and effective policy-making in the evolving landscape of drug and alcohol testing.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
01:19 Mark Maxim's Background and Journey
04:30 Re-Election Bid and Priorities for NDASA
08:47 Advocacy and Industry Challenges
21:55 Leadership and Committee Engagement
34:46 Final Thoughts and Book Recommendations
40:09 Conclusion and Appreciation
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