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In the latest episode of Health at Work, Monnie Bush, founder and CEO of the Victory Project, discusses how the nonprofit empowers Dayton youth to break cycles of poverty.

Bush described how his faith and experience as a police officer led him to launch the Victory Project. He saw a need in the community but didn’t see a clear way for young people and families to access support.

“There are services out there, but they're few and far between,” Bush said. “As a person of faith, I thought, ‘Man, the church has a big role to play here,’ but I didn't see that happening either. Over time, I felt God saying, ‘You're the church. What are you doing about it?’"

Listen to the full episode to learn how mentorship, work ethic and character development can help transform the lives of Dayton’s children and teens.

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In the latest episode of Health at Work, hosts Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health, took the show on the road to visit the Cincinnati Bengals.

Head Coach Zac Taylor joined the podcast to discuss the leadership principles behind a winning team culture. Since taking the helm in 2019, Taylor has led the Bengals to its first playoff victory in more than 30 years and a Super Bowl appearance.

The conversation explores how leaders can navigate setbacks, foster accountability, delegate effectively and create environments where people feel valued. Taylor also shares how he balances professional demands with family life and why authenticity matters.

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In this episode of Health at Work, former Dayton Children’s Hospital CEO Debbie Feldman joins hosts Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health.

Feldman reflects on her leadership journey, the transformation of Dayton Children's into a leading pediatric health system, and the importance of culture, purpose and community impact.

“Building a culture is the No. 1 thing every leader should do,” Feldman says. “And that old adage, ‘the culture eats strategy for lunch,’ has never been truer.”

Listen to the episode to learn more about the growing youth mental health crisis, investments in access to care and lessons Feldman learned while leading through Covid-19. Feldman also discusses collaboration between the region's healthcare organizations and why strong relationships and mission-driven leadership remain critical to organizational success.

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In this episode of Health at Work, Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health, speak with Scott McGohan, former co-chairman of McGohan Brabender and founder of One Morning, a company that drives awareness of employee assistance programs.

The conversation explores how mental health affects employee well-being, leadership effectiveness and business performance.

McGohan shares his career journey from corporate leader to mental health advocate. He explains how vulnerability can foster workplace acceptance and drive engagement with resources such as employee assistance programs.

The episode also covers the financial and cultural cost of untreated mental health challenges. McGohan offers insight into how leaders can create environments where employees feel comfortable speaking up.

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Since its launch in 2014, nonprofit Gala of Hope Foundation has raised more than $6.4 million to advance cancer care and research in the Dayton region.

“I think everyone we know has a cancer story. If it’s not in your immediate family, then it’s someone you love and care for,” says Barbara Mills, cofounder of Gala of Hope.

In this episode of Health at Work, Mills discusses how Gala of Hope strengthens treatment options and funds local cancer research with Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health.

The conversation also explores how Dayton’s collaborative healthcare ecosystem has accelerated innovation, and Mills shares the personal experiences that shaped her mission.

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In this episode of Health at Work, Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health, sit down with Brooke Harris, chief human resources officer at Kettering Health, to talk culture.

Harris shares insights from her 25-year career in HR, exploring the real drivers of employee engagement and retention.

Listen to learn about strategies for building culture, supporting managers with real-time coaching and connecting daily work to purpose and outcomes. The episode offers guidance for Dayton-area business leaders navigating workforce challenges in healthcare and beyond.

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In this episode of Health at Work, Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health, sit down with Dr. Anthony Paravati, medical director of the oncology program at Kettering Health. They explore how the health system is advancing cancer care through novel treatments and a patient-centered approach.

Paravati highlights innovations such as bispecific T-cell engager therapy, enhanced supportive care programs and AI tools such as ambient listening technology. The conversation also addresses the complex relationship between health systems and payers, the future of AI in medicine and the leadership principles that guide Paravati.

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In this premiere episode, Cory Earl, president and publisher of the Dayton Business Journal, and Jimmy Phillips, chief strategy officer at Kettering Health, introduce Health at Work, a new podcast exploring the intersection of business, healthcare and leadership.

Cory and Jimmy discuss the purpose behind the series, their career journeys and how their organizations serve as influential anchors within the Dayton region. The conversation touches on workforce development, personal leadership growth and the evolving challenges facing healthcare systems – with a little Dayton flair.

Tune in each month as Cory and Jimmy meet with leaders who are shaping the healthcare and business landscape.

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Health at Work is where healthcare meets business leadership. Join Kettering Health Chief Strategy Officer Jimmy Phillips and Dayton Business Journal Market President and Publisher Cory Earl for insightful conversations with leaders shaping healthcare and business in the Greater Dayton region. Each episode explores the trends, challenges, and opportunities impacting both local businesses and the national healthcare landscape. It’s about innovation, collaboration, and the people driving progress. New episodes drop monthly. Subscribe and listen wherever you get your podcasts.