Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

Books:

Too Big to Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin

Good to Great by Jim Collins

Thought Leaders:

Byron Wein’s list of things he has learned in 80 years

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Links:

Next Great Step

Books:

7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey

Other Podcasts:

The Pitch

Unstoppable CEO

This episode features Ayesha Vera Yu. She is the co-founder of ARK, or Advancement for Rural Kids. It focuses on the Philippines and works to educate and feed children who do not have access to good school systems. She also is a farmer in the Philippines working for a more natural and organic ecosystem. She also served as the youngest Director and Business Team Leader at BNP Paribas, one of the world’s largest investment banks. In this episode, she discusses her ideas that authenticity and kindness are extremely important to a leadership setting. Dr. Price also discusses her addition to the Buccino Institute’s Executive Directors Advisory Council and the decision making it will take in order to make leaders even better at Seton Hall.

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Links:

Rural Kids

ARC

 

Books:

Give and Take by Adam Grant

 

Thought Leaders:

Brene Brown

This episode features Dave Goltermann. After 30 years at KI Industries, a firm with a global footprint that designs and manufactures components for appliance, automotive, and consumer products, Goltermann is now the Executive Chairman of the company. With experience in non-profit, healthcare, education, and consulting, he was able to synthesize his experiences in telling us about his own leadership development. In this episode, he goes into detail about how KI Industries develops leaders and the need for strong communication when working on a global level. He discusses what is necessary for leaders working in the non-profit sector, based of his experience as the Chairman of the National Board of Directors of the Alzheimer’s Association.

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Episode Show Notes: Madison Vance

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

More Resources:

ALZ Association

KI Industries

 

Books:

Good to Great by Jim Collins

 

Blog

Tim Ferris - Jim Collins interview

This episode features Glenn Schuck. After graduating from Seton Hall in 1985, he worked as a DJ for various stations before joining CNBC and later 1010 WINS, where he has been a reporter and anchor since 2000. Glenn discusses what it means to be a leader in radio and broadcast journalism as well as the lessons he has picked up throughout his many years of experience. He also explains his role as a mentor for students at Seton Hall’s WSOU where he serves as the Professional in Residence.

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

More Resources:

Glenn Schuck On Twitter

Glenn Schuck On Facebook

1010 Wins

This episode features Jack Shannon. Jack is a Seton Hall Alumni, current Professor of Legal Studies in the Stillman School of Business, and one of the founding members of the Business Leadership Program. Jack discusses the origins of the Leadership Program as well as how he and associate director Michael Reuter have been able to craft it into the #1 Leadership Certificate Program in the nation. Jack then provides listeners with his prediction for some problems that leaders should expect to face in the new digital age. Finally, Jack offers advice to young leaders who are looking to develop into great leaders.

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Books:

The Innovator’s Dilemma

Finite and Infinite Games

The Fourth Industrial

More Resources:

Kara Swisher

Recode Decode

This episode features Michael Riley. He is a current sophomore at Seton Hall University, studying Mathematical Finance and Information Technology in the Stillman School of Business. Michael, who is of Columbian decent and a native of Miami, Florida, discusses his transition from playing Division-1 Baseball to creating Seton Hall’s Consulting Club. Michael offers his advice to listeners who are often told that they are too young to follow their dreams. Finally, Michael offers his advice on how he perfected his public image on LinkedIn.

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Links:

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

Gary Vaynerchuk's Twitter

This episode features Rebecca Feder, the founder of Princeton HR Insight LLC. Feder works to develop leaders across the country through professional coaching. In this episode, Feder sits down with Dr. Price to discuss the sometimes-difficult transition from college into a career. Rebecca also shares her favorite books and her personal tips and tricks for people looking to optimize their potential as a leader. Finally, they discuss Rebecca’s role in shaping the new professional coaching program that students from The Buccino Leadership Institute will participate in this semester.

 

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Show Notes Supervisor: Peter Eggerding

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Books:

The First 90 Days

Targeting Top Terrorists

Forget a Mentor, Find a Sponsor

Robin Cunningham is the Associate Dean of Freshman Studies at Seton Hall, was the first female athlete to have her number retired at Seton Hall, and was the first woman inducted into the University’s Hall of Fame among other athletic achievements. In this episode, she discusses her own career as an athlete and the role of women in leadership in the sports and education industries. This episode focuses on humility and fearlessness in leadership.

 

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Links:

Seton Hall Freshman Studies

Lawn Mower Parenting Article

Mohamad Mirghahari has an expansive career in the U.S. Department of Defense. He worked with the NSA after the 9/11 Terror Attacks, served as senior advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Transportation Security Administration, and was a Presidential Appointee under the Obama Administration. In this episode, he discusses his early career in sports marketing at Seton Hall, his decision to begin working with the NSA, and his work with undergraduates as an Abd el Kader Fellow. This episode focuses on the importance of purposeful leadership.

 

Show Notes:

Program Director: Dr. Bryan Price

Chief Engineer: Doug Woolever

Student Director: Audrey Pennington

Head of Distribution: Will Steck

Head of Strategy: Shannon Moran

Special thanks to WSOU 89.5 FM Pirate Radio

 

Links:

Abd el Kader Fellowship

Leaders: Myth and Reality by Stanley McChrystal

Treating People Well by Lea Berman