What if mastering a few simple habits could transform your life, multiply your freedom, and let you have it all?

This episode features an electrifying conversation between Chris Thomson and Dylan Puchniak, a record-breaking Student Works alum who left engineering for real estate and now dominates both sides of the Ottawa-Gatineau market. Discover why finishing what you start is just the beginning, and how building systems, owning your time, and relentless personal development unlock extraordinary results.

Whether you’re craving more money, meaning, or true life design, Dylan’s journey reveals the invisible levers top performers pull and the silent mistakes that stall even the brightest stars.

Listen now or risk missing the mindset shift and tactical edge that turn ordinary routines into lifelong advantage. This is your exclusive chance to hear proven, battle-tested strategies not taught anywhere else.

• [00:01:21] – The moment Dylan’s “simple” life vision blew wide open
• [00:05:33] – Why student works “ruined” Dylan and set him free
• [00:08:53] – Skydiving, Bali, and the real cost of your dreams
• [00:10:34] – How money turned into the ultimate lever for freedom
• [00:12:27] – Turning coffee chats into a game-changing new career
• [00:15:53] – The “commission breath” that kills deals and destroys trust
• [00:23:25] – How a year off created Dylan’s biggest regret (and his comeback)
• [00:30:07] – The shocking power of one 2-hour daily habit

Dylan Puchniak is a top-producing Realtor based in Ottawa and Gatineau, licensed in both Ontario and Quebec, and known for setting records since his days at Student Works. He is recognized for his white-glove service, award-winning performance, and personal brand of leadership that fuses elite systems with human-first relationships. Dylan also leads a real estate photography and videography business, and is a passionate sports advocate building connections with the Ottawa Senators.

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• Royal LePage
• Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
• DISC assessment
• Dan Sullivan’s Strategic Coach
• Ottawa Senators
• Quebec real estate regulations
• Kolbe Assessment
• LinkedIn Learning

• Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
• Learn more about the Student Works Management Program
• Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
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• Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

Ever wondered how some leaders rise from devastating beginnings to shatter records and inspire others?

This episode is a full-access pass into the life and mindset of Ashley Ayles, a Student Works Management Program operator from Fredericton, who went from a turbulent childhood to boldly aiming for a million-dollar business, all while in university.

Host Chris Thomson peels back the layers on Ashley’s truly rare transformation: how family trauma, scarcity, and self-doubt fueled her drive, and the surprising systems and habits that turned a struggling start into explosive growth. If you crave real talk on doing hard things, overcoming failure, and building unshakable confidence, listen now.

Unlock today’s episode to avoid years of silent struggle, discover proven tools for accelerating your leadership journey, and hear an exclusive blueprint you simply won’t find anywhere else.

• [00:00:00] – From zero experience to instant sales obsession: Ashley’s surprising favorite part of business
• [00:04:00] – Surviving abuse and low income: The real pain behind early grit
• [00:08:46] – “Don’t put old Ashley in a corner”: Accepting the past, shifting the present
• [00:11:08] – Massive hiring fails: Settling for mediocrity and what it cost
• [00:16:15] – Chaos cured: The small systems that changed everything
• [00:17:09] – The $10K mistake that nearly blew it all—emotions vs. execution
• [00:24:25] – What really drives you to smash goals long after the finish line?
• [00:27:07] – Scaling up: Inside the bold plan for a million-dollar team

Ashley Ayles is a Student Works Management Program operator based in Fredericton, NB, recognized for achieving nearly $300,000 in business sales in her rookie season while balancing full-time classes. She’s now on a mission to build a million-dollar enterprise, all rooted in personal transformation, high-trust recruiting, and empowering other young leaders to rise. Known for real talk, unstoppable drive, and her bold vision for what’s possible, Ashley is rapidly becoming a standout figure in the next generation of Canadian entrepreneurs.

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• Julia Murphy
• SICO Stain
• LinkedIn Learning
• JT (January Training)
• Airbnb

• Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
• Learn more about the Student Works Management Program
• Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
• Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
• Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

Have you ever felt like your biggest obstacle is your own uncertainty about the future? In this electric conversation, Chris Thomson welcomes powerhouse alum Chad Humphrey, a history grad who became a national leader in medical device sales after nearly walking away from his dreams as a young entrepreneur.

Chad unpacks hard-won truths about relentless resilience, life-changing mentorship, and the high-stakes lessons only learned on the edge of failure. From selling candy bars to orchestrating multi-million dollar operating room builds, his story proves you don’t need a linear path to build a radically successful career.

Listen now so you don’t waste another year feeling stuck. Discover how elite leaders transform setbacks into unstoppable momentum and why this episode reveals battle-tested strategies you won’t hear anywhere else. The best opportunities are hidden in the moves most people fear. Seize them today.

• 09:08 – The “pack it in” moment and the gut-punch advice that changed everything
• 13:02 – Cold-calling in the dark: When success depends on pure grit
• 14:39 – Authentic sales secrets: Why being yourself creates high-value impact
• 19:26 – Inside the Med Device Interview Gauntlet and the surprise career pivot
• 22:13 – “What the bleep are you doing?” How to take huge risks (and win respect)
• 28:16 – From hard hats to boardrooms: Radical reinvention at every career stage
• 34:34 – The painful failures that haunt you and why they make you irreplaceable
• 41:09 – Crisis ready: The preparation habit elite leaders never skip

Chad Humphrey is the National Sales & Application Specialist for Digital Health Solution at Getinge, and a senior leader in the medical device space with two decades in sales, operating room design, and digital health transformation. After launching his career as a Student Works operator, Chad built his expertise at global giants like Coca-Cola, Mars Wrigley, Medtronic, and Stryker. He is recognized for his transformative impact on surgical technology solutions across Canada and his commitment to people-first leadership and mentorship.

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• Coca-Cola
• Mars Wrigley
• Tyco
• Medtronic
• Stryker
• Karl Storz
• Getinge

• Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
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• Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
• Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
• Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

What if your biggest growth breakthrough is just one bold decision away?

In this exclusive episode, Chris Thomson sits down with 2024’s top StudentWorks rookies, Christian Corben and Mikhail Lopez, to uncover the hidden habits, resilience rituals, and mindset strategies that propelled them to nearly $50K in sales before winter’s end. These up-and-coming leaders reveal the real obstacles—internal and external—that threaten every ambitious entrepreneur and share the surprising stories you won’t hear in any business class.

If you want to shortcut years of struggle, avoid rookie burnout, and tap into the proven methods driving runaway success, this episode is your playbook. Listen now before you settle for mediocrity—because these insights are field-tested, battle-proven, and only revealed here.

1. [00:05:12] – The unexpected truth about “starting disorganized” and leveling up anyway
2. [00:08:00] – Why the most driven rookies work for the best mentors (and how they get hired!)
3. [00:13:31] – Shocking: How a high school rookie booked nearly $300K, against all odds
4. [00:16:16] – When ambition meets time limits: The silent killer no one sees coming
5. [00:22:24] – The story of a dog attack, lost weekend, and an unbreakable mindset
6. [00:28:20] – The little-known books and podcasts that banished wantrepreneur thinking
7. [00:37:30] – Uncommon networking: Why your peer group is your secret weapon
8. [00:45:55] – The 7-word morning mantra fueling nonstop rookie victories

Christian Corben is a first-year Laurier student and the standout top rookie window cleaning operator at StudentWorks Management Program, distinguished for booking nearly $300K in high school. Known for his resilience, leadership maturity, and ability to rally strong teams, Christian embodies the future of Canadian entrepreneurship.

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Mikhail Lopez is a top rookie painting operator at StudentWorks based in Montreal, recognized for his results-driven approach, his prior experience with powerhouse alumni like Lucas Legados and Aris Lloshi, and his commitment to continual personal growth. Mikhail is a rising force in young leadership circles.

🔗 Facebook

1. Jim Collins (author)
2. Ego Is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday (book)
3. Beyond the Hammer (book)
4. The Way of the Superior Man (book)
5. Whoop (wearable for recovery tracking)
6. LinkedIn Learning
7. Indeed (job platform)
8. Laurier University

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
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4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

What truly separates the leaders who inspire and elevate from those who simply manage? Are you ready for the kind of wisdom that makes uncomfortable ownership, integrity, and humility not just buzzwords, but daily practices that build winning teams?

In this exclusive Leadership Collage episode, host Chris Thomson brings together the most impactful moments from alumni and operator conversations, featuring Guy Metcalfe, Amer Abu Shakra, Chris Caruso, Colby Wilson, Jaden Hauser, Jamie Lee Bongard, Chris O'Rourke, and Jadan Hauser. Through their experiences, you’ll uncover what real leadership looks like: from leading by example in snowstorms and pizza run rituals, to building cultures of trust, hungry ambition, and day-to-day accountability.

Listen now because leaders aren’t born. They’re built from action. If you want a proven shortcut to avoid costly mistakes, accelerate your growth, and foster a team that wins together, this collage gives you exclusive insights not found anywhere else. The urgency is real: don’t let your leadership journey plateau before you discover these powerful habits.

1. 00:00 – What happens when you’re truly willing to do anything you ask of your team?
2. 00:57 – The critical difference between leadership theory and uncomfortable ownership in practice
3. 02:04 – Why trusting your team beyond your comfort zone is the ultimate test of integrity
4. 03:20 – The surprising culture-building tactics that turn crews into loyal powerhouses
5. 05:16 – “Ownership changes everything”—how accountability transforms business results
6. 06:40 – Organizational systems and infrastructure: the hidden edge for young leaders
7. 07:20 – The three traits that help tomorrow’s leaders attract—and keep—world-class teams
8. 09:25 – Pizza, ping pong, and evening rituals: how traditions elevate team connection and spirit
9. 12:10 – When humility backfires: lessons learned the hard way in pursuit of team greatness
10. 13:31 – The drive to be better every single day—and why unstoppable progress beats talent

Amer Abu Shakra – Co-founder of Contracting.com, a multi-million dollar business built in his twenties, Amer exemplifies building culture through integrity, trust, and ownership. | Episode 309: The Six Rules of Success that Helped me Break the All-Time Sales Record at Student Works

Chris Caruso – Operator and coach in the field, Chris is dedicated to building positive team cultures and achieving ambitious business milestones. | Episode 390: How to Break Records and Push Your Limits

Colby Wilson – Field operator and coach, Colby is known for his example-based leadership, focus on integrity, and commitment to personal and professional growth. | Episode 438: How To Turn Failure into a $275K Comeback

Will Malouf – Director at Valsoft, Will brings leadership perspective and business acumen to the discussion. | Episode 400: How to Master Organization for Professional Success

Guy Metcalfe – Former Global Chairman and Global Head of Real Estate, Guy advocates for leading by example and fostering team cohesion through shared experiences. | Episode 398: Mastering Stress to Fuel Your Growth Journey

Jamie Lee Bongard – Owner of three Keller Williams franchises, Jamie highlights humility, drive, and people-centered leadership as keys to success. | Episode 350: Path to Personal Growth and Business Success

Chris O’Rourke – Former Chief Revenue Officer of Zuess, Chris focuses on humility, organizational clarity, and strong foundational leadership habits. | Episode 397: From Student Works to Building a Legacy of Success

Jadan Hauser – Veteran operator, Jadan champions daily self-improvement, organization, and consistent action as the foundation of strong leadership. | Episode 410: How to Master Time Management for Entrepreneurial Success

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
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3. Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

Ever feel like the success you crave is just out of reach, blocked by self-doubt or a lack of clarity?

This exclusive episode features Eric Fullerton, a lightning-fast riser who went from average student to Adobe’s youngest Enterprise Account Director in New York by harnessing failure, radical ownership, and a playbook he first tested as a Student Works operator.

Host Chris Thomson dives deep with Eric on beating impostor syndrome, translating “victim” moments into power moves, and why real leaders fall in love with process instead of status. Whether you’re aiming for a spotlight role or just searching for your next big break, their conversation uncovers the mindset and habits you need right now.

Stop hoping for a breakthrough, and learn what high-performers actually do. Listen now, because inaction kills more dreams than failing ever could—and these real-world strategies aren’t shared anywhere else.

1. [00:01:27] – “Somehow I got in the wrong meeting room…” Technology fails, courage doesn’t
2. [00:06:10] – The surprising truth behind doing well in school (and why it left Eric unfulfilled)
3. [00:09:07] – Clipboards, strange calls, and accidental life-changing decisions
4. [00:10:26] – How to wield humility as a superpower and overcome imposter syndrome
5. [00:14:22] – From biochemistry to boardrooms: When parents “know you” better than you do
6. [00:17:05] – The underlying mindset that separates top earners from spectators
7. [00:22:10] – When your lifelong dream shatters—turn pain into your next victory
8. [00:28:16] – How daily habits rooted in ‘boring basics’ create thrilling revenue results
9. [00:37:07] – Out-preparing your age: Secret weapons for winning the room and the deal
10. [00:41:09] – The devastating cost of overthinking mistakes and the “helpful test” that fixed it
11. [00:52:05] – The #1 trait the next generation of leaders must practice now

Eric Fullerton is the Enterprise Account Director for Adobe in New York, leading high-impact digital transformation projects with C-suite leaders across public sector and government. A Student Works Management Program alum and former top performer at Canada Life, Eric is recognized for hitting 200%+ sales quotas year after year while championing authentic leadership, resilience, and continuous personal growth.

🔗 LinkedIn | Website

1. Canada Life
2. Smith School of Business, Queen’s University
3. LinkedIn Learning
4. Smith Certificate in Business

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
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4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

What would it feel like to finally break through your limits and know for certain you belonged at the top?

In this energizing episode, Chris Thomson welcomes star operator Mathieu Champagne, fresh off scaling his student enterprise from rookie status to a high-performing, multi-hundred-thousand-dollar juggernaut.

Their no-holds-barred conversation unpacks the REAL story behind radical growth: why betting on yourself is terrifying (and thrilling), how to develop the mindset to crush dry spells, the magic of team culture, and practical systems for building the discipline serious leaders need.

If you’re tired of ordinary advice or stuck at good-enough, tune in now. You’ll discover proven moves to double your results, swerve rookie traps, and ignite a sense of purpose that makes relentless work feel like victory not burnout. Don’t risk plateauing. For real results, listen now before your spot is gone.

1. [00:00:36] – The competitive streak that lit the fire— and why betting on yourself unlocks more than degrees
2. [00:03:23] – Hard-won lessons from painting “inside the trenches”—what rookies always miss
3. [00:08:03] – $0 weeks, call reluctance, and the make-or-break moment that triggered a 6-figure breakthrough
4. [00:12:37] – The Montreal January grind: when -25°C builds confidence, not frostbite
5. [00:16:37] – The real difference between a solo hustler and a true director (it’s not what you think)
6. [00:22:28] – Culture, connection, and the Quebec operator movement—secrets to unbreakable team unity
7. [00:29:03] – “I was never organized”—why mapping your days and habits is a shocking superpower
8. [00:36:10] – The conversation tactic every operator dreads, but top leaders master for growth

Mathieu Champagne is a top-performing Student Works Management Program operator based in Montreal, Quebec. Known for doubling his business year-over-year and building powerhouse teams, he’s established himself as a coach, mentor, and role model for emerging leaders. With an HEC business background and a talent for inspiring others, Mathieu is setting records in operational excellence, team leadership, and sales growth within Canada’s most competitive young entrepreneur ecosystem.

🔗 LinkedIn

1. HEC Montréal
2. Book: Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott
3. LSI Conflict Management training
4. Quebec Sur La Map (program culture)
5. Student Works Mexico Trip

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
2. Learn more about the Student Works Management Program
3. Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

Ever wonder what separates a thriving leader from the crowd, especially when the stakes are sky-high?

In this riveting episode, Chris Thomson sits down with Darryl Leroy, a corporate trailblazer who rose from small-town roots and student jobs to powerhouse roles at P&G, Maple Leaf Foods, and high-impact consulting. Together, they unveil the real-life playbooks, risks, and victories behind building a standout career, plus the invisible skills every next-gen leader must master.

Get the raw truth on how setbacks, relentless learning, and courageous ownership transform not only your path, but your impact.

Listen now. Miss this, and you risk blindly repeating the mistakes that hold ambitious leaders back. The tools and insights inside this episode are proven, real, and not found in any textbook… Catch them here, first.

1. [00:01:24] – What life in a small town and a 40-hour week taught Darryl before business even began
2. [00:03:20] – The “failure” that nearly derailed Darryl’s future and how one coaching conversation flipped the script
3. [00:06:26] – Why learning from adversity and firing employees shaped his entire management style
4. [00:10:04] – The secret way Student Works made him irresistible to Fortune 500 recruiters
5. [00:14:11] – Proven practices for inspiring and energizing world-class teams inside P&G
6. [00:24:08] – When a single decision cost millions, inside Darryl’s biggest career gut punch
7. [00:34:39] – The mindset shift that let Darryl turn every setback into a springboard
8. [00:41:24] – Why letting go (but not burning out) is the superpower all leaders need now
9. [00:50:01] – One future-proof habit you MUST build to thrive in a world of rapid change

Darryl Leroy is a Canadian executive mentor, advisor, and former senior leader with two decades at Procter & Gamble, where he held multiple director and VP-level roles managing multi-million dollar portfolios. He later brought this expertise to Maple Leaf Foods as a national sales team lead and spent years consulting for fast-growth entrepreneurs and CPG startups. Known for his energizing leadership style, deep operational insight, and championing of relentless learning, Darryl’s impact reaches across the top tiers of Canadian business and beyond.

🔗 LinkedIn

1. Procter & Gamble (P&G)
2. Maple Leaf Foods
3. 5E Model for Leadership Development
4. SAP
5. The Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay Stanier
6. Actualize Club Performance Coaching
7. Steve Marker

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
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3. Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

Do you ever wonder if you’re holding yourself back just because you haven’t found your spark yet?

In this revealing conversation, Chris Thomson sits down with Charles Bédard, the University of Ottawa student who turned a “lazy worker” mentality into a $200,000+ business breakthrough. Together, they explore how ruthless self-reflection, competitive drive, and a surprising ability to make work fun fueled Charles’s transformation from solo grinder to thriving team leader.

Discover how overcoming fear, systemizing chaos, and loving hard conversations changed everything.

Listen now because missing this episode means staying stuck when you could be leveling up fast. Unlock exclusive insights into the real skills, mindsets, and habits marking the next generation of leaders. These are proven strategies you won’t find anywhere else. Don’t wait.

1. [00:01:01] – “I was the lazy worker, but one day I’ll change… not today.”
2. [00:03:09] – The moment “Why Not Me?” shifted to “I Am For This”
3. [00:04:07] – Building culture: why people begged to join Charles’s team
4. [00:06:08] – The brutal lesson of being ‘too nice’ and how it nearly cost his standards
5. [00:09:11] – Surprising skill: mastering 8 hours of straight conversation without burnout
6. [00:10:42] – How loving the process made hard work feel effortless
7. [00:13:37] – Using motivation (not just discipline) to turn dreaded tasks into enjoyable wins
8. [00:22:54] – The thrill of coaching others to their first sales—and why that meant more than his own victories

Charles Bédard is a second-year operator with the Student Works Management Program and a business student at the University of Ottawa. Known for his rapid transformation from competitive-but-unmotivated rookie to top-performing team leader, Charles broke $200,000 in sales his first year and now mentors a growing team. His story is proof that anyone can unlock scalable leadership and real joy at work through relentless self-improvement and a service-driven mindset.

🔗 LinkedIn

1. Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott
2. LSI Conflict Management
3. LinkedIn Learning
4. Jason Shuttleworth, $300M Plastics Business
5. Wilfrid Laurier University

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
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3. Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

Do you ever wonder what truly separates successful business owners from the pack? What hidden habits, tough pivots, and real-life lessons matter in the long run?

In this energizing episode, Chris Thomson sits down with Ted Duncan, an accomplished real estate leader and Student Works Management Program alum, whose career took him everywhere from high-stakes sailing in Muskoka to leading top-performing teams and even chasing his acting dreams in New York.

Together, they reveal proven systems, the discipline myth most young leaders get wrong, and what it really takes to create success worth loving plus the unexpected tools Ted still uses from his earliest entrepreneurship days.

If you’re hungry to skip regret, build real impact, and become the kind of leader people rave about, listen right now. Don’t wait for perfect. You’ll miss secrets you can’t find anywhere else.

1. [00:00:21] – From motorboat newspapers to sailboats: Ted’s unexpected origin story
2. [00:01:09] – Getting up at 4:30 AM… is this how ambition feels before business?
3. [00:02:04] – A “not-salesy” mentor sparks Ted’s real entrepreneurial leap
4. [00:03:12] – The sales technique that transformed Ted’s life (use it in any field)
5. [00:05:44] – What most young operators miss about systems and how it costs you
6. [00:09:53] – “Wish I’d done it again”—Why experience multiplies results
7. [00:14:15] – From real estate to acting in NYC: surprising career pivots, customer skills
8. [00:18:07] – Why acting wasn’t just a wild detour, but a key self-discovery
9. [00:24:49] – The honest truth: why failure usually points in the mirror
10. [00:29:36] – How Ted built lasting habits, resilience, and real rewards

Ted Duncan is a top-performing real estate agent in Washington D.C., celebrated for leading high-volume, high-impact teams and guiding clients through life-changing home purchases. A longtime Student Works Management Program alum, Ted’s journey spans business launches, district management, entrepreneurship, and seven years as a working actor in New York, making him a powerful mentor for ambitious young leaders.

🔗 Website

1. Atomic Habits by James Clear
2. Net Promoter Score (Bain & Company)
3. Rick Eastwood (entrepreneur, Student Works alum)
4. Chris Coutinho (CEO, Paystar Logistics)
5. Dan Sullivan, Strategic Coach
6. Neil Bradley (Student Works founder)

1. Connect with Chris: Website | LinkedIn
2. Learn more about the Student Works Management Program
3. Apply to be an Owner / Operator in the Management Program
4. Looking for a fun job this summer? Summer Job Opportunities
5. Hear more Alumni Success Stories

The Leaders of Tomorrow Podcast is an original production by Chris Thomson. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.