Leading Well

Leading Well

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Leading Well episodes

  • Gladys Blum

    Today, we Interview Gladys Blum of Blum Real Estate. She shares about her heritage and growing up in a tight knit community as well as helping others achieve their own American Dream. Part of that includes how to get involved in a community and how to stay strong when times are tough!

    To learn more about her and the work she does, you can find more info on Blum Real Estate's website: blumre.com

    27 min
  • Alex Casebeer

    Today, we interview Alex Casebeer, Partner at Capitol Auto Group and board member of many community boards. He shares about his experience in leadership in many ways and imparts some of his wisdom on how to treat employees, how to amicably get through a big transition, and much more!

    27 min
  • Cathy Clark

    Today we interview Cathy Clark, mayor of Keizer, Oregon. She shares about her life before arriving to Oregon in the 80's and How she ended up serving one of the newest cities in the state. She shares some ideas that inspired her from unorthodox places and how she strives to give Keizer an Identity of its own.

    If you'd like to learn more about Cathy or get in touch, you can find more info at keizer.org/Mayor

    27 min
  • Rich Duncan

    An interview with Rich Duncan, owner of Rich Duncan Construction. He shares his insight on how it is important to be able to lead by example to earn respect. He also shares the impact that journaling has had on his development as a leader.


    If you'd like to get in touch, check out his website: richduncanconstruction.com

    27 min
  • Bruce Stefanik

    An Interview with Bruce Stefanik, a Pastor at Church On The Hill. He shares about his experiences in leadership, the relationship one must have with volunteers and employees, and reflecting on his own weaknesses and how to accommodate for those when assembling a team.

    If you'd like to learn more about Bruce or the church he leads, you can find more info on the church's website: cothcommunity.com

    27 min
  • Vince Castronovo

    An interview with Vince Castronovo, Residential Project Manager for Thomas Kay Flooring and Coordinator for Wake the World Oregon. He shares about his experience in leadership.

    27 min
  • Dan Farrington

    An interview with Dan Farrington, an active member in many local non-profits in the Salem area. He shares about his experience in leadership and how to make adjustments as a young leader.

    27 min
  • Joey Speten

    Today we interview Joey Speten, Senior Account Manager for Summit Cleaning and Restoration. He is helps his organization reach people who need help in some of their harshest challenges. He also is the person to gave The REC the idea for one of its taglines: "Way More than a Bowling Alley." He shares about his experience learning about his own tendencies in leadership and how he first discovered people viewed him as a leader,


    If you'd like to reach out to him, feel free to find him on facebook: facebook.com/joey.speten

    27 min
  • Sven Anderson

    We interview Sven Anderson. He is a financial services expert and one of the co-founders of Valor Mentoring. He shares with us about how to go about following your intuition and visions successfully and how to respond to failure.


    If you'd like to get in touch with him, you can reach out to him via his email: [email protected]

    27 min
  • Scott Dye

    We interview Scott Dye. Currently, he is a Police Chaplain and Men's Ministry Leader. Once upon a time, he was also a Marine and Police Officer. He shares his experience about humility in leadership and passion in volunteerism.

    The easiest way to get a hold of him to hear more about him and what he does would be through his Men's Ministry email at Church on the Hill: [email protected]

    27 min

About Leading Well

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Leading Well is a podcast about leadership where we interview leaders and people of influence to learn more about them, their background, their processes, and how they achieve their goals