Breaking down silos, getting rid of ego's, and working towards a common goal seems simple enough and yet organizations, teams, and community groups struggle with this everyday. Britta Posner founder of The Collaboration Practice breaks down how we can all be a little better when it comes to collaboration. 

Josh Bersin spends his time studying the world of work - he founded Bersin & Associates which is known now as Bersin by Deloitte. In this episode he shares his insights on why learning is the foundation for leadership and how each of us need to slow down. 

This week Dr. Johnson of University of North Carolina shares why we need to include courageous listening into our leadership development and what role we can play in developing future leaders of tomorrow. Not only is Dr. Johnson inspirational he is really fun to listen to 😊.  Would love to hear what small insight are you taking from this episode and putting into practice. 

Kimberly Davis is a trailblazer and change agent, positively disrupting the financial industry and wide world of sports over her illustrious 30+ year career. Well-regarded as a resilient and visionary leader, Davis brings change to life through sound strategic planning and strong organizational development. She is an inspirational storyteller, an architect of coalitions and a culture builder, with a style that empowers others and a belief that successful business contributes to healthy, vibrant communities. Driven by both data and a passion for progress, she has consistently provided structure and glidepaths for organizations to realize their potential for sustainable business growth.

EJ Henry shares incredible insight on why Black History Month is so important, why inclusion is key to leadership, and how "my privilege" plays an important role in how we live into our purpose.

"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel" - Maya Angelou

This week Dean McAlister author of Lesson from a Life in Motion shares how capturing heart and minds will be his legacy regardless of his job and what company he works for.  Plus his small thing that makes a big difference is one you will not want to miss.  

Psychological safety is being able to show and employ one's self without fear of negative consequences of self-image, status or career. This week Susan Hendrich, PhD shares insights from her years of being a clinical psychologist combined with years of practical application in the business world of how to create psychological safety.  Packed with practical tips this is one you will want to both listen and share. 

"If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way"  - Martin Luther King Jr.  

Rodney Gillespie shares why being authentic, honest, and loving others is the way to make a difference in the world. His mantra of It's 'worth the risk' will inspire you to be more intentional in who you are and the impact you can make.  

Ever think of your leadership as a formula? What would the line equation look like? This week we explore the reason why having a leadership formula is so important to building relationships, influencing culture, building skill, and driving performance. 

"Ignite the passion and Brilliance in others" is the formula for success to leaving a legacy that matters. This week Biljana Naumovic shares her insights into her leadership journey and how to never give up.