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Innovation, Growth, and Grit: Leadership Lessons from Amy Murray
What does leadership really look like when the cameras are off?
In this episode of Leadership Backstage, I sit down with Amy Murray, Partner at Pavone Group, for a conversation that goes beyond titles and success stories. We talk honestly about what it means to be a partner — the responsibility, the sleepless nights, the weight of decisions, and the moments that test you in ways no job description ever could.
Amy shares her 30+ year journey growing alongside one company as it evolved from a small startup into a multi-agency organization. Along the way, we unpack how early life lessons shape the way we lead, why institutional memory can quietly become a risk, and how leadership has changed in a faster, more data-driven world.
What stood out to me most was how deeply personal leadership is for Amy — from her love of handwritten thank-you notes to the influence of her mother, her faith, and the people who helped her along the way. This conversation is a reminder that leadership isn’t just about strategy or growth — it’s about intention, resilience, and the small choices that leave a lasting impact.
If you’ve ever wondered whether leadership is supposed to feel this heavy… you’re not alone.
In This Episode, We Talk About:
- What becoming a partner really requires
About My Guest
Amy Murray is a Partner at Pavone Group, a multi-agency marketing and communications organization. With more than three decades of experience, Amy has helped guide the company through growth, diversification, and change — always with a people-first approach.
🌐 pavonegroup.com
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If this episode resonated with you:
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🔔 And subscribe for more honest, behind-the-scenes leadership stories
Thanks so much for being here! I’m grateful you’re part of this community.
— Claudia
#Leadership #LeadershipDevelopment #ExecutiveLeadership #WomenInLeadership #BusinessGrowth #CareerJourney #Resilience #LeadershipPodcast #MarketingLeadership #AgencyLife #LeadershipBackstage #ProfessionalGrowth #LeadershipMatters #LeadershipTips
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By Claudia WilliamsWhat does leadership really look like when the cameras are off?
In this episode of Leadership Backstage, I sit down with Amy Murray, Partner at Pavone Group, for a conversation that goes beyond titles and success stories. We talk honestly about what it means to be a partner — the responsibility, the sleepless nights, the weight of decisions, and the moments that test you in ways no job description ever could.
Amy shares her 30+ year journey growing alongside one company as it evolved from a small startup into a multi-agency organization. Along the way, we unpack how early life lessons shape the way we lead, why institutional memory can quietly become a risk, and how leadership has changed in a faster, more data-driven world.
What stood out to me most was how deeply personal leadership is for Amy — from her love of handwritten thank-you notes to the influence of her mother, her faith, and the people who helped her along the way. This conversation is a reminder that leadership isn’t just about strategy or growth — it’s about intention, resilience, and the small choices that leave a lasting impact.
If you’ve ever wondered whether leadership is supposed to feel this heavy… you’re not alone.
In This Episode, We Talk About:
- What becoming a partner really requires
About My Guest
Amy Murray is a Partner at Pavone Group, a multi-agency marketing and communications organization. With more than three decades of experience, Amy has helped guide the company through growth, diversification, and change — always with a people-first approach.
🌐 pavonegroup.com
Join the Conversation
If this episode resonated with you:
👍 Please like the video
💬 Comment and tell me what part of leadership you find most challenging
🔁 Share this with someone who could use this conversation
🔔 And subscribe for more honest, behind-the-scenes leadership stories
Thanks so much for being here! I’m grateful you’re part of this community.
— Claudia
#Leadership #LeadershipDevelopment #ExecutiveLeadership #WomenInLeadership #BusinessGrowth #CareerJourney #Resilience #LeadershipPodcast #MarketingLeadership #AgencyLife #LeadershipBackstage #ProfessionalGrowth #LeadershipMatters #LeadershipTips