Resilient

What can other industries learn from airline safety measures? In this episode of Resilient, Paul Morell, former VP of safety, regulatory compliance and environmental for American Airlines, shares his perspectives on the benefits of proactive risk management and how data can help identify tomorrow's risks.

In this excerpt of Resilient, Daryl Brewster, CEO of CECP, discusses the difficulty that CEOs face with balancing the need to deliver on short-term expectations while creating an organization that thrives in the long-term. Daryl also shares his views on purpose driven organizations and the advantages of integrating social and environmental considerations into business strategy which include enhancing a company's brand, engaging employees and identifying new markets.

In this episode of Resilient, Mallory Weggemann, Paralympic gold medalist, shares how she's been able to summon up the grit to overcome obstacles—and silence her doubters—one stroke at a time. She also discusses how to thrive in the face of adversity, how vulnerability connects us all and why it's never too late to pick yourself up and make an impact that matters.

In this episode of Resilient, Dr. Dan Diamond, author of Beyond Resilience, shares his front-line perspectives from over three decades of coordinating relief efforts for some of the most devastating natural disasters around the world. He also discusses how lessons learned from these experiences can be applied to our everyday and work lives to create purpose, foster reciprocity, and encourage gratitude.

In this award-winning episode, the former CEO of Harley Davidson, Keith Wandell shared his view on the characteristics that were key to successfully joining the company as an outsider, transitioning into his role as CEO, and getting the iconic brand back on track. These characteristics include: humility, curiosity, and vision (repost).

Great discoveries begin with great questions. But the most difficult part of the creative process is often figuring out the right questions to ask. Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO, joins Deloitte Advisory's Mike Kearney to discuss how design thinking can help leaders solve difficult problems, how organizations can get ahead of disruptions, and why it's so hard to plan for a crisis.

We've all heard about lessons learned. In this episode of Resilient, Alex Dimitrief, general counsel for GE, explains how companies can put that into action and discusses the benefits of learning, adapting and adjusting strategy as a continuous process.

Working in an industry that faces almost constant disruption isn't an easy task. But it forces you to think creatively about new business opportunities. In this episode, Paul Raines, the CEO of GameStop, shares how the company has found ways to stay ahead of disruption in the gaming industry. Paul also discusses the traits of successful leaders and the importance of treating your team like family.

Content consumption has seen major shifts over the past decade. Social media, digital platforms, and even podcasts have disrupted traditional news (read: print) channels. In this episode, we hear from Jim Moroney, publisher and CEO of A.H. Belo, and publisher and CEO of the Dallas Morning News, on the importance of outside perspectives in identifying major industry disruptions.

Resilient episode 11 is a retrospective look at the stories of those leaders who have navigated through risk, disruption and crisis, and emerged stronger. Their resiliency and confidence is captured in the key takeaways from our previous 10 episodes. Whether you're new to the series or just want to revisit previous conversations, this episode mines the insights.