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Nonprofit boards are a unique reflection of their corporate counterparts.

In a volunteer setting where everyone brings different perspectives, leaders must ensure that everyone stays motivated and aligned with their mission.

Lizette Corro, President & CEO at Corro Nobil Associates and member of six nonprofit boards, shares what she’s learned during her extensive volunteer work.

Join us as we discuss:

- The vital role of board development in nonprofit governance (3:29)

- Humanitarian efforts in the Ukraine crisis (9:09)

- Focusing a nonprofit board’s diversity of efforts (17:22)

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Chaos is often the fuel for entropy in corporate operations models.

Systems naturally gain complexity over time — sometimes in a less than organized way — and as businesses grow this complexity can lead to unseen issues, particularly when it comes to process and procedure.

With such an exponential explosion in the digital learning curve, how do we go about simplifying complex systems?

Pam Kosanke, Chief Revenue Officer at EOS Worldwide, joins us to share her thoughts on how business leaders can return to their roots by keeping things simple.

Join us as we discuss

- The diminishing returns of maximizing complexity (00:45)

- Why transparency is important for your strategic scorecard (11:17)

- Investing in the visionary-integrator relationship (18:18)

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Our world is increasingly growing more interconnected. But with war in eastern Europe and relations between China and the West cooling off, globalization is at a crossroads.

Tech statecraft has been a public security issue for decades, but private companies are also feeling the backlash from foreign cyberattacks. Kevin Cirilli, Media Fellow for the Atlantic Council, joins us to give us his insights into how cyber warfare has evolved into an assault on global economies.

Join us as we discuss:

- Why geopolitical relationships are affecting the global supply chain

- The growing implications of tech statecraft in private industries

- How inclusive innovation can launch humanity into the future

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Invention and innovation are critical for technology advancement, but tech commercialization is essential to bear the economic fruit of progress.

Without commercialization, the brilliant ideas spawned by both the private and public sectors would never produce practical use benefits.

Tom Cellucci, Chairman and CEO of Cellucci Associates, Inc., shares his insights into tech commercialization and why he believes the U.S. is falling behind the rest of the world in its application.

Join us as we discuss:

- Tom’s experience as the U.S. government’s first Commercialization Officer (2:20)

- Progress of nanotechnology and fusion energy research (13:00)

- The World Bank’s role in global tech commercialization (26:49)

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Since the rise of COVID, community and connectedness are at the forefront of the minds of consumers. Brands have adapted by using technology to tell a story, building relationships with their customers through engagement.

Yet, many wonder if some of this tech, like personal data collection, is an invasive slippery slope.

Of course, as Chris Silver puts it, the foundation for any relationship is trust. But the co-founder and board member of BambuMeta thinks that brands are figuring out how to maximize their customers’ data while also respecting their privacy and time.

Join us as we discuss:

- How technology in branding is elevating the customer experience

- If zero-party data is really the answer to privacy concerns

- Why NFTs will change the game for consumer-brand engagement

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The neurodiverse are an underutilized pool of talented men and women who can prosper in the workforce. They just need a fair chance.

Shaloni Winston, CEO of the Lexington, NY chapter of The Arc and Founder of Transitions, is here to expand our knowledge of neurodiversity.

Shaloni believes that, through honest communication, employers can unlock the potential of every neurodiverse worker.

Empowering a neurodiverse workforce is just the beginning as we work to understand how our differences make us stronger.

Join us as we discuss:

- Common misconceptions centered around neurodiversity

- How employers can help their workers socially navigate the office

- Giving neurodiverse employees the right tools to succeed

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How can you better serve diverse communities in your business?

Give them a voice.

The most impactful approach comes from truly listening to the community, engaging with them and — above all — including them in the process.

That’s the principle guiding Sara Cantor, who left the corporate world to become Co-Founder and Executive Director of Greater Good Studio, a design studio with a mission to better serve diverse communities.

Join us as we discuss:

• Why designers are really just pissed-off optimists

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You get what you measure, and you can measure just about anything.

But you shouldn't measure just anything. You should only measure the important things.

Businesswoman, educator, and diplomat Marie Royce, who serves as CEO of Marie Royce LLC, shared what to measure, who should measure it, and how measurement contributes to leadership.

Join us as we discuss:

• Engaging people through people-centered diplomacy

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Servant leadership may seem like a buzzword, but if you do it right, it can transform your organization. 

It can even win Super Bowls.

Just ask Ben Utecht , Super Bowl Champion and Chief Culture Officer at True North Equity Partners , who’s seen both play out in real life. 

Join us as we discuss:

• The power of servant leadership

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Passionate teams are a key ingredient for success.  

Building a culture of data is another.  

How are the best and brightest making this a reality? 

Cara Goodwin, a VP and H ead of Web and eCommerce at Toast, Inc. , is a vibrant young leader in the SaaS industry. At Toast, she’s lighting the way to creating flawless and extraordinary digital end-to-end experiences.   

Join us as we discuss:  

• Using data and testing to ensure a seamless customer experience

Data-driven, Cara shares her secrets for building passionate teams and an unshakable framework for organic growth.

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