In this inspiring episode of the Leadership Lounge Podcast, we’re joined by Pattie Dale Tye, COO for Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC. Pattie Dale shares her insights on what it means to show up authentically in your job and the importance of being a woman in leadership. She reflects on the mentors and individuals who helped shape her journey and discusses how she’s paying it forward in her career today by giving back to others and supporting them along their leadership paths.

We also dive into her new book, Ordinary to Extra-Ordinary, where she highlights her personal journey, and the lessons learned along the way. Pattie Dale offers valuable advice on resilience, mentorship, and the power of authenticity in leadership.

Don’t miss this empowering conversation on leadership and how we can all support the next generation of leaders.

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In this episode of The Leadership Lounge, we’re joined by the new Executive Director of YPAL (Young Professionals Association of Louisville), along with current and past YPAL presidents, to discuss the importance of creating spaces for emerging leaders in our community. We dive into the strong connection between YPAL and the Leadership Louisville Center, exploring how both organizations collaborate to support leadership development and foster growth in Louisville. Listen in as we share valuable insights on leadership, mentorship, and the power of community-driven impact. 

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The ability to have civil conversations across differences is essential for effective leadership. This episode delves into the challenges and opportunities that happen when we seek to understand - not only for ourselves, but for our workplaces, our communities, and beyond. We'll explore strategies for fostering understanding, building empathy, and navigating difficult conversations with grace and respect. Join us as we discuss the importance of active listening, the power of perspective-taking, and the art of finding common ground. Discover how to turn potential conflict into opportunities for growth, innovation, and stronger relationships.

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You need a network of strong women. We've put them at your table. Join us as we share Jennifer Green, Chief Legal Officer at Yum! Brands Digital & Technology, and Judge Jessica Green's inspiring journeys and pearls of wisdom.

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In our inaugural episode, we explore the essence of social impact leadership through the lens of the Leadership Louisville Center. Join us as we uncover the ah-ha moments that inspire and transform individuals into impactful leaders. Discover why the Leadership Louisville Center stands as the largest leadership organization in the country and learn about our new brand, LeadingBetter™.

We also introduce you to our groundbreaking initiative, The National Community Leadership Collaborative, featuring insights from Aaron Miller, Vice President; Holly Prather, Chief Operations Officer; and Cynthia Knapek, President and CEO of the Leadership Louisville Center. Hear firsthand how this collaborative effort aims to redefine community leadership on a national scale, fostering innovation and driving positive change.

Whether you're a seasoned leader or aspiring to make a difference, this episode promises to illuminate the power of leadership in creating a brighter future for communities everywhere.

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Carolyn Tandy, the SVP and Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer for Humana, Inc., has had an amazing career, spanning from the White House to the Fortune 500.   In this conversation we learn more about her journey, her mentors, and her vision for our community. 

The Leadership Louisville Podcast is possible with support from PNC Bank.   

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Dr. Tom Owen is a Louisville legend.  An archivist with the University of Louisville for decades, a former member of the Louisville Board of Alderman, a former Metro Council member from district 9, a mayoral candidate, and a partner with the Leadership Louisville Center for over 40 years.  Tom has enthralled audiences with his stories of Louisville history, and now we talk about his own leadership journey.

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Aaron is joined by his friend (and former Leadership Kentucky classmate) Amy Luttrell, President and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Kentucky.  Amy came to Louisville to lead Goodwill in 2014 after decades with the organization in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Tennessee. They talk about the real work of Goodwill, which is often different than the perceived mission, and how Goodwill goes beyond jobs and into housing, education, transportation, and felony expungement. 

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