Know and build on strengths – The Mentors Radio

Know and build on strengths – The Mentors Radio

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Know and build on strengths – The Mentors Radio episodes

  • George Randle, VP of Global Talent Acquisition and former U.S. Army Commander, Reveals how — and why — to hire the best talent, learning from U.S. Navy Seals

    Talent + Leadership = Victory. That’s as true on the battlefield as it is in business. In this episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with George Randle, a former U.S. Army Company Commander and Vice President of Global Talent Acquisition at Forcepoint, one of the nation’s premier cyber-security firms. Among many other exceptional talent acquisition and leadership feats, Randle recently teamed up with Mike Sarraile, a retired Navy Seal and CEO of a top executive search firm, to co-author one of the best guides to hiring ever written: “The Talent War: How Special Operations and Great Organizations Win on Talent” (find a link to this book in our Show Notes). The benefits to your business or nonprofit team by hiring the best talent to suit your team’s needs exceed imagination. You’ll learn why. Randle talks about what he means by referring to “the war on talent.” You’ll also learn the Nine Core Character Attributes of a NAVY SEAL, and why these attributes provide a solid foundation for great organizations and great businesses, large or small. Find Show Notes here. After Saturday morning’s airing, listen to podcast below. Even Better, don’t miss an episode and sign up for the FREE podcast here — on any platform from Spotify and iTunes to Google Play and much more.

    44 min
  • Captain Foley, USAF, on Leadership that Makes a Difference

    In this episode, United States Air Force Captain and Chaplain Thomas Foley talks with Host Tom Loarie (pictured) on leadership that makes a difference. Captain Foley knows, first-hand, what it takes to be a leader of conviction and courage, to stand up for ethics that make a difference for oneself and for others. He knows, and he has dedicated his life to guiding others, especially those who chose to serve in the military, putting their lives on the lines for a cause greater than themselves when called to do so. The same leadership principles he knows well, are evident in business leaders who stand out, make a difference, influence others for the good. Listen to the show podcast below, or even better, Subscribe for FREE – on ANY podcast platform you like by clicking here!

    43 min
  • Nurture a Culture of Excellence: with founder of the Ritz Carlton, Horst Schulze

    In this episode, Horst Schulze, the legendary founder of the Ritz Carlton hotel group, shares his story, passion and insights into building a brand with a name now known around the world as synonomous with “excellence.”…. even in phrases such as “putting on the Ritz” and more. The Mentors Radio Host Tom Loarie talks with Schulze about what motivated him throughout the ups and downs of the business and why “excellence” was so important to him; the distinction which ultimately led Schulze to set the gold standard for customer service and create one of the most iconic hotel brands in the world. Even more, you’ll learn how it all began with a dream at age five. Find Show Notes here. Listen to the Radio podcast below … AND PLEASE, Subscribe here to our FREE podcast—easily available on any platform and any device!

    53 min
  • What I wish I knew at 18, with CEO Ken Rusk

    Join THE MENTORS RADIO Host Tom Loarie as he talks with “Blue Collar Cash” author and Rusk Industries’ CEO, Ken Rusk. Ken shares the things he wished he knew at age 18, how he dug his way to the top, how he became a blue collar millionaire, and how YOU can have a recession-proof and merger and acquisition (M&A)-proof career. Find Show Notes here. Listen to radio podcast below … Sign up for FREE podcasts — on ANY device & platform — here.

    44 min
  • What are your prospects of employability in the COVID environment?

    On today’s episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with Blair Sheppard, Global Leader for Strategy and Leadership for the PwC network and Dean Emeritus of Duke’s Fuqua School of Business. They’ll discuss global trends, and the impact of these trends on employ-ability for four groups of people: 1) Those who are young and just getting started, 2) those in mid-career, 3) those close to retirement, and 4) those on the margins. Blair’s new book, “Ten Years to Midnight: Four Urgent Crises and Their Strategic Impact” was released early this month.   Find show notes here. We’ll post the radio podcast as soon as we can due to radio station technical difficulties today. Sign up here for FREE podcast and don’t miss an episode!!

    44 min
  • The Comeback of the Travel Industry and the World’s Greatest CEO of All Time

    On this episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with American Tours International (ATI) Founder and CEO, Noel Irwin Hentschel, this week’s guest mentor. Hentschel will address pressing issues facing the travel industry today and will discuss the leadership lessons learned under her mentor, “The Greatest CEO of All Time.” ATI is the nation’s largest full-service tour operator, partnering with more than 30,000 suppliers across all 50 states to serve clients in more than 70 international markets. Learn about the comeback of the travel industry and the world’s greatest CEO of all time. Find Show Notes here. Listen the to radio podcast below. And don’t forget to Sign Up for all the FREE radio podcasts here.

    43 min
  • Why do these Three Mentors want to help YOU succeed?

    Our Mentor Hosts Tom Loarie, Ric Brutocao, and John Phillips have plenty to do. They are each highly successful CEOs from three very different fields. So, why would each of them agree to take turns hosting one of the most remarkable mentoring shows EVER? Because each of them are themselves natural mentors. They’ve been helping others succeed throughout their career, and they don’t plan to stop. The Mentors Radio gives each of them a platform to share their wisdom, discuss key decisions and principles of business, success, leadership and—most important—ethics—with their chosen guest mentors. You learn from each mentor, each guest, each success and each failure. We SHOW and LEAD BY EXAMPLE. We are ALL pulling for YOUR success too! Listen to the podcast below, Find Show Notes here. And best of all, sign-up and get FREE podcasts of the show here! Let us know YOUR success story, learnings or questions by message here:

    43 min
  • How to turnaround a company from bleeding cash to thriving in profits

    Host Tom Loarie talks with guest mentor Clint Severson about the hard-won secrets he learned as he turned around a publicly traded company that was in a death spiral, bleeding cash and failing fast. It was not easy, but he parlayed disaster into a $2 billion acquisition down the road. Clint shares his thought process, how he built a high-performance team in the challenging field of healthcare diagnostics. He focused on company culture and well-crafted compensation programs that transformed the failing company into an empowered team. And he stayed with it for 22 years — nurturing it into a major success story. Abaxis, the company Clint came in as CEO to turn around, was acquired in 2018 for $2 billion by Zoetis.  Hear the inside transformation story first-hand because there are so many nuggets to help YOUR business thrive and grow no matter what… Find Show Notes here. Listen below—which we’ll post after Saturday’s broadcast— or by podcast on any device here.

    53 min
  • Tips on Personal Branding and How to Stand Out from the Crowd While in Transition during COVID

    Top career activator, Madelyn Mackie, joins Host Tom Loarie to discuss personal branding, building your unique career portfolio, and applying powerful and proven strategies for a successful career transition. Madelyn is a certified career management coach, member of the National Resume Writers Association, and former board member of the National Speakers Association. Find Show Notes here. Listen to Radio podcast below. Sign up for FREE radio podcasts on ANY platform here!

    43 min
  • Burn Out and the Importance of Connection, with Katie and Michael Stallard

    Feeling exhausted, feeling negative or cynical about your job and career (not to mention COVID-19 shutdowns)? Working well below your potential? Host Tom Loarie talks with “Fired Up or Burned Out” author Michael Stallard and his wife, Katie, who share their practical insights, hard-earned, first-hand experience and life-improving solutions on burn out and the critical importance of connection.

    Mike is a sought-after speaker and teacher, with a background in Financial Services as Chief Marketing Officer for the private wealth businesses of Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab. He is the co-founder of Connection Culture

    Katie, Mike’s wife, is an investment professional for a large family entity, with a background in marketing, administration, business and non-profit leadership, and a passion for TV and film work. She is also a three-time cancer survivor!

    If you’re looking for a way to increase your happiness and success in life and business, you’re sure to find some real gems of mentoring advice in this episode! Find Show Notes here. Listen to Radio podcast below. Sign up for FREE Podcast here, on ANY platform, including Spotify, iTunes, Apple podcast, Google Play etc etc etc!

    44 min

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