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What does this moment require of us as leaders?
In this thought-provoking conversation on My Lemonade Stand, I sit down with Sheryl Kurtis β Executive Coach and AI strategy expert β for an honest and insightful discussion about what it truly means to lead in the age of artificial intelligence.
Sheryl works with senior executives to help them deploy effective AI strategies that go beyond the technology itself β focusing on the mindset, decisions, and responsibilities that define great leadership right now.
Whether you're a seasoned executive or an emerging leader, this conversation will challenge how you think about your role, your team, and the future you're helping to shape.
π― In this episode, we explore:
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Sabita Singh is a well-known global Branding Expert and LinkedIn Coach who helps senior leaders find their authentic voice on LinkedIn. She shares in this interview how we can take steps to raise our profile and find our voice while organically growing our professional network.Β
Sabita can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabitasingh/
Susan Carlucci explains why its important for us to align our personal image with business objectives. Many of us may not have thought of that before but this is Susan's passion. Check out some of her tips and why its important.
www.susancarlucci.ca
Linked In: Susan Carlucci | LinkedIn
Stuart Knight is an expert at Human Connection. He's launched the Human Connection Group among many of his ventures. During this conversation Stuart shares stories, strategies and advice on how we can deepen our human connections to be more effective as professionals and happier as human beings.
I think you'll enjoy this conversation as much as I did and take away some pragmatic strategies.
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Hazel Lord is passionate about process design, organizational culture, her team and her clients. We read business books about leaders who focus on the right things.. They're talking about Hazel. Every time we speak I'm inspired by her commitment to fostering a positive and productive culture that embraces her clients and helps her team achieve their potential. She's passionate about operational design which, when done well, sets organizations up for success by saving money, time and delivering an excellent client experience. I think you'll enjoy our conversation and the nuggets of wisdom that Hazel shares.
I could talk to Mark Williams, CEO of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra all day. His vision and guidance has forged deep connections between our uber talented orchestra and the various communities it serves while creating the space for the orchestra to explore innovative ways to collaborate with great artists beyond the traditional scope of classical music. It was a masterclass in innovation and organic engagement. I think you'll love it. Check out the full interview on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts.
Gillian Smith intentionally defined herself broadly as a professional. She focuses on the transferable skills, experience and value that she can offer any organization rather than narrowly defining herself as a specific function in a particular industry.
I really enjoyed our conversation about what she's learned along the way.
Dr. Marcus Collins is the author of the the book "For the Culture". He's brilliant, funny and engaging. There are so many stories and nuggets of information. Check it ou.
Ron Tite is the best selling author of the incredible book "Think Do Say" and he spent some time with me to share why its so important for Managers to walk the talk in order to create deeper connections with the team member, drive employee engagement and higher performance. You're going to love it. Check it out here.
We don't always have time to go to a week long yoga retreat or to take a 4-hour hike but Jacquie Compton says you still have time for restorative acts of self care. In this episode Jacquie shares bit-sized acts of self care that we can engage in anywhere at any time.
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