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Ema is joined by Ian McCain, a digital transformation expert and seasoned improviser, to explore how the mindset of improv can unlock trust, momentum, and innovation during change initiatives. Whether you're leading a tech rollout or managing team dynamics, this episode offers powerful, practical tools to help you navigate the unknown with confidence.
Ema sits down with Ashley Fetko, Partner and Head of Growth & Client Engagement at Tyson & Mendes, to explore the defense strategies that actually stop nuclear verdicts. Ashley dives into the power of storytelling, the need for collaboration, and why being a good human is more than just a motto—it's the foundation of winning in the courtroom.
Ema is joined by Robin Dreeke, founder of People Formula, former FBI Special Agent, and behavioral expert, for a powerful conversation on what it truly takes to build trust as a leader. Drawing from his experience recruiting spies and leading counterintelligence efforts, Robin shares powerful lessons on vulnerability, active communication, and shifting your focus from self to others.
Ema is joined by Minette Norman, an expert in inclusive leadership and psychological safety. Together, they explore how to recognize and fix the “meeting after the meeting” culture—those side conversations that happen when teams don’t feel safe speaking up.
Ema is joined by Maria Ross, an author, speaker, and empathy advocate, to discuss why empathy isn’t just about being nice—it’s a strategic advantage. They dive into the myths of empathy in leadership, how it drives high-performance teams, and why it’s essential for building a strong workplace culture.
Ema sits down Jon Giganti as he shares his journey from corporate sales to leadership coaching and speaking. He opens up about overcoming self-doubt, managing anxiety, and embracing vulnerability in leadership. Discover how shifting your mindset from “being good” to “being helpful” can transform the way you lead and connect with others.
Ema sits down with Bob Pick, CIO at Tokio Marine North America, to share insights on implementing practical Agile in enterprise environments. From managing unrealistic expectations to driving culture change, Bob breaks down what works, what doesn’t, and how companies can make Agile truly effective.
Ema sits down with Luke Frazier, CEO of Stepwise Innovation, to discuss why relying on the same data sources leads to stagnation—and how companies can break the cycle by creating unique datasets and looking outside the industry for inspiration
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