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When 14 businesses become one, the hardest part isn’t the org chart… it’s the humans.
We ask Catalyst MedTech CEO: Marty Shirley about how he rebuilt culture after a seismic merger: opening direct access to leadership, making “everything is personal,” co-authoring performance plans, offboarding with dignity (and welcoming “boomerangs”), and using purpose as a filter for strategy. We get into managers vs. leaders, clarity as kindness, and turning 13 regional playbooks into one “lather, rinse, repeat” operating system, all while keeping the patient at the center.
You’ll learn:
Have you ever had a manager who told you they wanted people to fear them? If so, why? Or, if you are someone who once believed that was the best management method, but want to change, listen for some tips on what you can do to improve that behavior and reap the benefits today!
Introduction to the hosts, Richard Train of Richard L.Train Consulting, and Jim Bob Howard, Technical Consultant. They'll discuss how this podcast series will help business owners, executives and anyone looking to grow learn how to be kind in their business dealings, and also successful. There's always a nicer way to handle any situation.
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“Ruthlessly” use human kindness and decency when becoming the best business owner/manager you can be. After all, would you rather be loved or feared by your…
Richard Train from Richard L Train Consulting, LLC talks with Jim Bob Howard about how to help business leaders uncover those pesky "drama problems" that quietly drain performance: poor communication, disengaged teams, toxic staff dynamics, or leadership gaps no one wants to touch, and how to overcome them.