By Alejandro Colindres Frañó
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It does not matter what stage of you career you are in, one thing is clear: you must be in control of it. Yes, we need the guidance and support of others, but we can't let others drive. It is our road to success; not theirs. Although it is tempting to wait and see what external forces might bring to our career, trying your luck is not a strategy or a good approach. There is no Uber picking you up...you have to drive. Today we are joined by Megan Prichard, Global Head of Autonomous Ridesharing at Ford Motor Company.
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Although I’ve had many guests who migrated to another country to maximize success, it is until now that we openly discuss the additional career challenges faced by minorities and/or immigrants. The 13 Principles apply to us all, but if you are not part of the majority group, you must become more effective at applying them to maximize your career growth rate. Especially three principles, as discussed in this episode. Today we are joined by Carla Murillo-Gonzalez, Vice President at HKS, an architectural design firm.
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The application of 13 Principles determines how smooth a ride we will have in our journey to success. It is fascinating to hear how each has played a role in the success of our guests, who happen to be my friends or ex-colleagues from different stages in my career. My path intersected with someone who also came from Latin America to the U.S. pursuing more attractive opportunities within the food industry. Today we are joined by Jose Amarista, President at Inverlabs.
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What is in the mind of someone just getting started in his or her career these days? Are you in that situation? I wonder if they had the same questions I had. Let’s talk to someone just starting their journey. Such professionals can maximize the benefit of the 13 Principles, because the sooner one learns and applies them, the sooner one removes or avoids the root causes behind slow career growth. Today we are joined by Sasha Matera-Vatnick, Food Safety, Quality, and Regulatory Associate at Cargill.
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So, have you wondered who do these 13 principles apply to? Do they apply to you? I want to tell you they apply to all professionals trying to grow in their career and trying to find new successful stages in their career journey. It does not matter if you are an employee or a business owner, if you work in an office or a manufacturing site, in a service industry, or high tech, or banking...whatever. The principles help you eliminate the most common and critical root causes for slow career growth. Today we are joined by Shadi Yazdan, co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer at PredictivEye.
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Our journeys are all different, but the success principles are not. It is the effective application of each principle that helps us maximize the probability of success in our journey. Cliff was not predestined to be a Senior Vice President and COO, my next guest was not predestined to be a Chief Supply Chain Officer...they just made the right choices, the right sacrifices, took advantage of the right opportunities, and put the right amount of effort to apply the 13 principles proficiently in their career. That's the key lesson for us. Today we are joined by Chris Callieri, Chief Supply Chain Officer at Tory Burch.
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In this series, we will explore the application of The Road to Champagne’s 13 principles to the careers of various professionals. They will share insights and lessons from their journey so we can learn from real-life examples of the principles at play—what worked well, what could work better. Today we are joined by Cliff Goins IV, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Emotomy, a Northern Trust Company.
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This episode is a recap of the 13 principles, worth listening even if you already heard all 13 episodes. In series 1, we explored one principle at a time, but this episode ties it all together. Additional insights about the framework and what to do now you are informed about these powerful actionable principles are shared, as well as key quotes from each of the fifteen series 1 guests. This episode concludes series 1...but don't despair, series 2 is coming soon. Cheers to your success!
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You must refine your leadership style as you grow in your career, so when you get to a position of visible leadership you can be effective. You must deepen your emotional intelligence as well—it is no longer just about results and performance as when you were an individual contributor. Learn from those leaders around you, what to imitate because it is admirable and what not to imitate because it doesn’t feel good on the receiving end. Today we are joined by Maria Pinelli, former Global Vice Chair at EY, and Hinesh Shah, Vice President of Sales for Strategic Accounts at Diageo North America.
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If you are on your journey to success, you must be steering your own wheel. Don’t wait for others to manage it for you—it’s totally on you. Grabbing the wheel is about driving your car on the road to Champagne and deciding the speed, when to change lanes, when to change road, etc. A passive career approach will not lead to the growth you expect. Today we are joined by Lili Ferrarase, a real estate and hospitality executive turned successful entrepreneur, and Dr. Juan Salinas, a leading company product developer turned entrepreneur and Shark Tank winner.
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The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.