This is the ultimate episode on leadership. Join me and one of my favorite leaders, Mr. Avery Nesbitt. Avery is a veteran of the US Armed Forces and Executive Director of Operations for Victory Church in Buford, GA. He shares his Secret Sauce for engagement and leadership in a simple, down to earth approach that you can implement as soon as this podcast ends. He answers the HOW of leadership, discusses the future of leadership and the need for highly effective leadership that can re-write the future. 

In this episode, we answer:

How to build highly effective and innovative teams?

What are the fundamental skills and knowledge leaders need?

What is the greatest leadership challenge for leaders today? 

And more...

This episode's guest is Dr. Nicole Gruebling, the Senior Networks Director of National Networks at Vizient, Inc.  In her role, she leads the development of both the medical and nursing leadership series.  As someone who worked her way up the ranks with a career that spans 20+ years, Nicole shares rich insight learned from her leadership journey. Hear how leading from a fundamental value of "People matter to me," and a willingness to embrace change developed her leadership agility and enabled her to create a unique path in healthcare leadership that will benefit healthcare for generations to come.  When not helping leaders, Nicole, her husband and three teenage boys reside near Milwaukee Wisconsin. They are an active family that enjoys traveling, downhill skiing and sailing. Nicole and her husband also serve as volunteer ski patrol weekly throughout the winter.

In this episode, we discuss

What is leadership kryptonite?

What is the fundamental value effective leaders must have? 

What is the #1 challenge for leaders today? 

And more...

How do we reconcile our beliefs when we are confronted with harsh truths in Leadership? This episode's guest is Colleen Davis, an Executive Coach based in Johannesburg, South Africa.  Colleen shares her story of how she developed her leadership awareness and identity in post-apartheid South Africa. Listen for rich insight and tips that can help you on your journey.

Listen to learn how a cultural icon in photography and motion pictures disappeared from the mouths and minds of consumers in two generations. What mindset do leaders need to have to prevent a Kodak moment from happening to your organization.

In the first episode, Dr. Kim introduces listeners to her reasons for launching. Why now? What's happening? What can leaders expect from this podcast? Unfortunately, once a professor, always a professor. See this episode as your first day of class. Class is officially in session.