Caroline Stockmann, Chief Executive of the Association of Corporate Treasurers, draws on personal learnings from a full and varied career. The drive behind the podcast series is the belief that we do not focus enough time on personal development outside the ‘technical’ – those areas with which we more often feel comfortable, and which link very directly to our roles and job functions. Our very busy day jobs, as well as culture, tend to have us leave such considerations to the occasional leadership/management training which is not followed up on, nor ‘practised’ sufficiently after the event for its learnings to become embedded. We do not treat our communications and relationship-building skills like other work projects, yet expect somehow for them to be as successful. And we can get frustrated with the world and people around us, leaving us feeling somewhat helpless and demotivated, when by focusing on the things we can change, we will improve our health, happiness and career. By developing our non-technical skills, we can differentiate ourselves from others more effectively, and increase our likelihood of progressing professionally. And although people’s expectations of work are changing, as are their brains (according to neuroscientists), the insights in this series are likely to remain relevant, and in fact, become even more important in the future. Whether it’s about becoming a board member, the value of diverse teams, the power of visualisation, identifying and putting into action our values, or resilience: all these insights can help us manage our careers in the future, whether we change jobs frequently, develop portfolio careers or indeed change professions every so often.
Susan Johnson
Dr. Patricia Murugami
Donna Peters
Jordan Goldrich
Martin Dowson
Essenta Partners
Leading Women Executives
Leading Women Executives
LiSTNR
HBR Presents / Muriel Wilkins
menttiummatters
USC Marshall Executive Education
Raj Gandhi
Lynne Gilliland
None
Deeper Signals
Sabrina Braham MA MFT PPC
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Pod OSullivan
Aaron Chio
Brian Gorman, Host
Susan Branscome
Wayne Brown
Sharon Melnick
Daniel Kimble
Browne Jacobson LLP
FranklinCovey
Michael Glazer
Sabrina Braham MA MFT PPC
FranklinCovey
CB Bowman
Vinod Wadhwani
People + Strategy: A Podcast from SHRM's Executive Network
Sally Henderson
TalentUp: Elevating Leaders
Work Matters
Eton Bridge Partners
Morgan Latif
Dr. Mark Hinderliter
Gagen MacDonald
Leo Bottary & Randy Cantrell
Mariposa Leadership
Collingwood Search & Consultancy
Sal Silvester
Michelle Redfern & Mel Butcher
Mary Humiston
Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors
Henrietta Barker
Alexander Lowry
StrategyDriven
Jamie Muskopf
Dale Carnegie
Lindsay Taylor
Sarah Brennan Consultancy
Irish Management Institute
CB Bowman, MCEC, CMC, BCC, MBA
Keith Powell & Ricky Robinson
Future Directors Institute
Denise Cooper
FolaJimi
Glenn Llopis
Bob Stapleton and Joyce Wilson-Sanford
Michael Wenderoth
George Amidon
Eluminas
The Grey Matters Network
Thinkers50
Holly Teska & Kristin Strunk
Leila McKenzie-Delis
Claire Harbour and Antoine Tirard
Capital EA
Dragica Grbavac Robinson
CoachHub
SilkRoad Technology
VikaWoman
WiLD Leaders
Ross Thornley + Special Guests
Base HQ
Real Life Real Leaders
Jim Hotaling
The American Public Human Services Association (APHSA)
Tim Signorelli
Ascension Transformation Solutions
None
Mary Hiland
George Randle
Liz Van Vliet - Executive Assistant Coach & Trainer
Alcott Global
Michael Hartmann
Helen Appleby
MiTRamiyer (Ram V. Iyer)
Southland Industries
Institute of Student Employers
City & Guilds Foundation
Raja K Pitalia, Rowan Executive Search
Fawn Hentrel
Essential Impact
Blake Repine