Real Recognition Radio

How do you measure effectiveness?

On the next episode of Rideau’s Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with J. Keith Dunbar, Vice President and Director at Science Applications International Corporation. After a 21 year career as a U.S. Naval Intelligence Officer, Keith now serves as the Director of Learning & Talent Development within the ISR Group at SAIC supporting over 12,000 employees.

Has the field of positive psychology impacted the way leaders work?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn the cost of having a fear based workplace culture.

Can high-achievers have it all?

On the next episode of Rideau’s Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth and Karen Dillon, the authors of How Will You Measure Your Life?

Clayton M. Christensen is the Kim B. Clark Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School and the author of seven critically-acclaimed books. A native of Australia, James Allworth writes for the Harvard Business Review, and has previously worked at Booz & Company, and Apple, Inc. Karen Dillon was Editor of the Harvard Business Review and previously served as deputy editor of Inc magazine, and was editor and publisher of the critically-acclaimed American Lawyer magazine.

How do you stay grounded in purpose while being satisfied and happy in your careers?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn how to start making things better in our own lives.

Do Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives really motivate employees?

On the next episode of Rideau’s Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Josh Goldman, Vice President, Human Resources for Conifer Health Solutions. Josh is responsible for leading all aspects of human resources management, including talent acquisition, compensation, workforce development, performance management, and employee relations.

How do you measure your program’s success?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn the key steps to starting a Corporate Social Responsibility program.

Can you be optimistic when you’ve lived through evil?

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Caroline Stoessinger, author of A CENTURY OF WISDOM, Lessons from the Life of Alice Herz-Sommer, the World’s Oldest Living Holocaust Survivor.

What was life like in the concentration camp?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn how one Holocaust survivor has been able to appreciate the gifts of life and to never give up.

Do the stories we tell ourselves make things worse?

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Cy Wakeman, author of Reality Based Leadership – Ditch the Drama, Restore Sanity to the Workplace and Turn Excuses Into Results.

How do we restore sanity to the workplace?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn the five steps for getting back on a positive track.

How do we uncover the hidden agenda?

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Kevin Allen, author of The Hidden Agenda: A Proven Way To Win Business and Create A Following.

Why do some sales pitches work while many fall flat?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn what "Brutal Simplicity of Thought" is and how this should direct our communications.

Are hand-written thank you notes obsolete?

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with John Kralik, author of A Simple Act of Gratitude – How learning to say thank you changed my life.

John practiced law in Los Angeles for 30 years, including at the firms of Hughes Hubbard & Reed, Miller Tokuyama, Kralik & Sur and Kralik & Jacobs, as well as Kralik & Associates. In September 2009, John was appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger to be a Judge of the Los Angeles Superior Court.

Is it true that until you learn to be grateful for the things you have, you will not receive the things you want?

Have we lost the ability to acknowledge the simple things people do for us?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn how the act of physically writing a thank you card can change your perspective of people.

What are the best influencers doing to stand out in social media?

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Sean Gardner, one of the top 100 most influential people on Twitter according to Twitter Grader. Sean, also known as Twitter’s 2morrowknight, manages social media at SeeYourImpact.org, and is an author and social media correspondent who blogs for Huffington Post and Smedio.

What are some of the biggest mistakes organizations are making in social media? And where should people focus their time on social media?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn what organizations should be doing to be more effective in getting their message out.

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Dr. Mollie Marti, author of Walking with Justice: Uncommon Lessons from One of Life’s Greatest Mentors. Dr. Marti is a psychologist, lawyer, and adjunct professor at the University of Iowa, Department of Psychology. She speaks around the globe in the areas of leadership resilience, servant mentorship, life design, and business ethics.

How does humility make you better?

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn why so many with title, power, or a little success, become so arrogant.

Montreal and New York City, September 27, 2011 – What’s wrong with using incentives for results?

On the next episode of Real Recognition Radio, Roy Saunderson and S. Max Brown speak with Daniel H. Pink, the author of several provocative, bestselling books about the changing world of work. His latest is Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, which uses 50 years of behavioral science to overturn the conventional wisdom about human motivation and offer a more effective path to high performance. Drive is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and Publishers Weekly bestseller — as well as a national bestseller in Japan and the United Kingdom.

Don’t miss the next Real Recognition Radio program to learn what the difference is between Motivation 2.0 and Motivation 3.0. Listen in to also discover what the “hidden costs of rewards” really are.