Work Inspired - A BOS Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Conversations designed to change the way you think about work.
Whether you're a business owner or an entry-level employee, discover inspiration and knowledge that can be put to work at your organization. Get ready to Work Inspired!
Join us for a captivating conversation with John Hewko, General Secretary and CEO of Rotary International, on the Work Inspired Podcast. Explore the extraordinary power of volunteerism, the enduring legacy of Rotary's initiatives, and the vision for a world transformed. Tune in as we unravel the stories of past triumphs, present challenges, and future endeavors, shaping a brighter tomorrow for communities worldwide.
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast for an insightful conversation with Tony Coles, President of Multi-Cultural Business and Development for iHeartMedia. Dive into the dynamics of workplace relationships, the challenges of change, and strategies for retaining top talent. Tune in as we uncover innovative approaches to cultivating a vibrant and resilient work environment.
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast for a captivating conversation with Paul Reitz, CEO of Titan International, as we delve into the realm of leadership and organizational dynamics. Gain perspectives on fostering a thriving workplace culture, leading through change, and the significance of people and place in driving success. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion on the intricacies of leadership in today's fast-paced world!
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast as we delve into the dynamic world of workplace culture and leadership with Chad Thompson, Chief People Officer of LanzaTech. Explore the evolving landscape of modern work environments, the importance of fostering a positive culture, and the invaluable role of people in driving organizational success. Tune in as we uncover the secrets of effective leadership and the power of embracing change across diverse work cultures!
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast as we explore the future of commercial real estate with Jaymie Gelino, the Global Chief Operating Officer, Project and Development Services for JLL. Delve into discussions on culture, inclusion, sustainability, and strategic planning at one of the largest firms in the industry. Tune in for insights into navigating the ever-evolving landscape of commercial real estate!
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast as we sit down with Stephanie Foley, Executive Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer at Cboe Global Markets. Discover the keys to building a thriving workplace culture, envisioning the future of work, and igniting innovation and loyalty within teams. Tune in for insightful discussions that inspire and empower!
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast as we venture into the dynamic world of specialist insurance and marketing prowess with Alice Phillips Topping, the esteemed Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at Ryan Specialty. Dive deep into the realm of risk insurance as we uncover the secrets of effective leadership in the insurance arena!
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast with Tony Coglianese, Senior VP of CBRE, as we navigate the ever-changing landscape of commercial real estate. Explore the dynamic shift between hybrid working and the return to office, uncovering the value of in-person collaboration and what tenants really want. Don't miss this thrilling journey into the future of work!
Join us on the Work Inspired Podcast as we feature Jill Waite, Chief People Officer for Chicago's beloved restaurant chain, Portillo's. Discover the company's expansion plans and delve into creating high-performing teams that embrace fun while emphasizing the pivotal role of workplace culture in organizational success. Tune in for insights on building a thriving workforce!
Kenema Brooks, Director of Development in Chicago for the Community Builders, steps into the spotlight on the Work Inspired Podcast. Recently honored as a 40 under 40 recipient by Crain's Chicago, Kenema shares insights into the crucial work her company is undertaking in the realm of affordable housing. Join us as we explore her impactful contributions, the challenges she faces, and the innovative strategies employed to address the pressing issue of housing affordability in Chicago.
Ellina Shinnick, Chief Marketing Officer of Hub International, takes the spotlight on the Work Inspired Podcast, offering insights into her journey of success and leadership. Join us as Elina discusses her accomplishments, the dynamics of her team, and the strategies she employs to navigate the ever-evolving digital realms of AI and marketing. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on thriving in the constantly changing landscape of the world's largest insurance brokerages.
Dynamic leaders Jane Bullock, Chief Purpose Officer, and Glenn Bullock, CEO of Antunes, join the Work Inspired Podcast, to share their business's deep roots in people, purpose, and sustainability. Dive into their entrepreneurial journey, understanding how Antunes shapes a future that blends innovation, customer commitment, and global impact.
Janette Scott, AIA, Senior Associate of Gensler, steps into the spotlight on the Work Inspired Podcast. Join the conversation as we delve into the realm of creating people-focused spaces where learning, work, and thriving seamlessly converge. Gain insights into the art of architectural design that elevates human experience in our environments.
Nick Melka, Chief Transformation Officer (Americas) at ICRA Group, takes the mic on the Work Inspired Podcast. Join the conversation as we explore the intricacies of chocolate, food science, and the art of transformation within an international company.
Art Zambianchi, Chief Operating Officer at Empower, joins the Work Inspired Podcast where we discuss the art of navigating creativity, fostering meaningful networking relationships, and building workplace trust in the digital era.
Spencer Levy, Global Client Strategist & Senior Economic Advisor at CBRE, joins the Work Inspired Podcast where we discuss Commercial Real Estate (CRE) outlook through the year to come and explore the evolving state of the workplace roles and dynamics.
Jason Rubinstein, Chief Transformation Officer of Advanced Group, joins the Work Inspired Podcast where we discuss strategic planning to disrupt and the crucial preparation for being disrupted in the ever-evolving landscape of business and innovation.
Britt Nolan, President and Chief Creative Officer of Leo Burnett, joins the Work Inspired Podcast to discuss his company's valuable insights into creativity in the workplace, strategies for crafting enduring and iconic brand campaigns, and even some entertaining character stories.
Marie Newman, Chief Executive Officer of Little City, joins the Work Inspired Podcast to explore her and her team's impactful work of supporting neurodiverse populations and fostering inclusive environments in today's workplace. All while reflecting on her political journey led by passion and care for others.
Jeff Krautkramer, Chief Human Resource Officer at Madison Air, joins the Work Inspired Podcast to discuss how the company delivers ROI (Return on Air), prioritizes front-line employee engagement, and cultivates an entrepreneurial culture for a better future.
Aaron Goldman, CMO of Mediaocean joins the Work Inspired Podcast to discuss his marketing journey, and practical strategies for staying relevant in an ever-changing world.
Jackie Wilcox, Director of Interior Design at BKV Group, discusses the evolving landscape of interior design, with a focus on crafting workspaces that people are drawn to. Tune in as she explores the key elements that make a space conducive to productivity and discusses the disruptive technologies revolutionizing the way we approach work environments.
Jeremiah Knight, COO of Saatchi & Saatchi joins the Work Inspired Podcast to discuss the use of AI in enabling creative teams and expanding the possibilities of future workplaces.
Vernon Griffin, Vice President - Global Procurement for Northern Trust joins the Work Inspired Podcast to discuss the evolving role of procurement professionals and uncover the essentials for fostering high-performance cultures in modern workplaces.
Kelly Benedict, VP of Innovation and Transformation for Gilbane, joins the Work Inspired Podcast to discuss digital transformation, change, disruptive technologies, and exciting opportunities presented by AI. The future is here!
On today's episode of the Work Inspired podcast, we have a very special guest to talk to us about Gen Z, the future of the workplace, and how the digital space continues to rapidly evolve everyday. Amanda Schneider, the Founder and President of ThinkLab, gives her top insights on all these topics plus her words of wisdom to everyone listening.
It's no secret that creating a great place to work starts with the office and workplace. Scott Delano, AIA IIDA NCARB, Design Principal at Studio GC, talks to us today about how to use modern interior design to draw people back to the office, along with his own personal life story on how he got to where he is today.
The real estate industry, both from the commercial and residential side, has seen many changes, innovations, and evolutions within the past couple of years due to its complex nature. Carrie McCormick, one of Chicago's top real estate agents, talks to us today about some of the interesting decisions being made within the industry right now, along with where she thinks the industry will go within the next couple of years.
The workplace and its various definitions have been a hot topic in every industry since emerging from the pandemic. Todd Emeott, a Principal at Lamar Johnson Collaborative, talks about the need for in-person collaborations and how the office can supercharge work cultures to new heights.
Life has a way of throwing unexpected curveballs thrown your way, and sometimes navigating these changes can be difficult. Carrie Szarzynski, the Senior Vice President at Hiffman National talks at great length about her personal journey to how she got to where she is today, along with how leadership in the workplace can help others navigate through tough and challenging times.
Affordable housing is a topic that is on everyone's mind these days, and making housing more affordable is one of the most important issues that needs to be addressed. AJ Patton, the founder and CEO at 548 Enterprise is leading the forefront of innovative opportunities with solar power and affordable homes for everyone.
Today on the Work Inspired podcast we have Bill Himmelstein, the Founder & CEO at Tenant Advisory Group, LLC. Bill talks to us about the current new and exciting innovations that the commercial real estate market is seeing and developing, along with what organizations can do to bring employees into the workplace and to further enhance the office experience.
Mental health has been a hot topic for the workplace for a couple of years now, but with the post-pandemic work culture upon us, mental health is now more than ever a topic that every leader in every industry needs to address and think of. Dr. Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD, the Chief Patient Officer at Belong Health, talks today about how behavioral science can apply to the office, and how patient learnings from healthcare can help shape a postive working environment.
We have the extreme privilege of talking and interview with some of the greatest minds within a number of different businesses and organizations across the country, and today's episode is no different. Today we have Bradley Akubuiro, a partner at Bully Pulpit Interactive, discussing with us today about the importance of equity in the workplace and how to lead a culture through communication.
Deborah Witzburg, the Inspector General for the City of Chicago, is our special guest today on the Work Inspired podcast. Deborah talks about the challenges Chicago is facing and how strong leadership can help overcome these obstacles, along with how city government can help shape positive perspectives when it comes to the relationship between citizens and a city. Deborah brings a wealth of knowledge to the podcast that you won't want to miss.
To kick off season four of The Work Inspired podcast, powered by BOS, we have two special guests, Brian & Christy Floriani from Bernie's Book Bank and FreadomUSA. Brian and Christy talk to us today about how everyone on this earth, especially children, deserves the privilege to own and read books. With the power of books, the Floriani's talk about how this can empower young children and adults and can also help shape their future to become bright and successful.
J.J. Tang joins us on the Work Inspired podcast today to talk about his inspirational immigration story and how he used that journey to create a once in a lifetime opportunity in the architectural industry. J.J. brings decades of leadership quality experience to our show and his journey is an inspiration to many. Get ready to Work Inspired.
Facility Management continues to be the leading driver in creating a workplace culture where individuals can learn, grow, and thrive. Jerry DiCola from AHEAD talks to us today about how people within Facility Management Leadership can help shape colleagues future growth, along with how to provide a though-provoking mentorship.
One of the top ways to create an unforgettable customer experience is to build long lasting teams in the workplace. Ashley Sinclair, the executive vice president at Village Green, talks to us today about the importance on the customer and employee experience.
Monica McGurk is an insight-driven people leader fusing commercial instinct, pragmatism, technology and market insight to navigate ambiguity, champion consumer experience, and enable sustainable growth. Monica joins the Work Inspired podcast this week to talk about the many ways to use innovation and diversity to drive growth within any organization.
What the future of healthcare holds is one of the many unanswered questions in todays society. Lynn Herrick, the Chief Operating Officer at Best Buy Health, discusses today on what healthcare is going to look like for individuals and businesses alike.
There are many different people in this day and age who have a specific measure of success that they want to achieve. Meg Epstein, the Founder & CEO of CA South discusses today about how to use personal success to tell an engaging story.
Creating a culture and workplace where people can do their best work and thrive in can often be a daunting task. In today's day and age, this is a crucial step in order to retain employees and maintain productivity. Holly May, the EVP & Global Chief Human Resources Officer over at Walgreens Boots Alliance, discusses the importance on leadership taking the charge on helping colleagues mental health, along with using passion and empathy to create a comforting workplace.
Creating a space where your colleagues and co-workers want to come in and do their best work can often be a challenging task. Jenn Ramirez Robson, the Vice President of Employment Services at Northwest Center, discusses today on how the best way to equip your space so anyone can come in and be successful.
Building cultures and relationships that make a lasting impact is one of the most important factors to consider when talking about the return to the workplace. Edward Greene from Iron Mountain talks today about how this one simple aspect can help lead the way to turn people into effective leaders for their industry.
Passions and inspiration often go hand-in-hand when creating a great place to work. John Collins, the CEO over at Better Place Forest, talks today on how to use that motivation to help create a sustainable planet and how to use the good will of others to create a place that people want to come to work at.
What exactly does "smart building" mean and entail? Brian Norris, the Americas IFM Director over at Honeywell, talks to us today about how facility leadership will be instrumental in the post-pandemic workspace, along with how to utilize technology to make working more efficient.
Building connections at work with your colleagues is one the top ways to strengthen and build bonds, which directly ties into creating a great place to work. The team over at Full Circle Brands, Tal Chitayat and Heather Kauffman, talks today about how to balance ones personal life with work, along how using ones "purpose" can lead into creating a brand that everyone loves.
One cannot underestimate the value of workplace collaboration in today's world of hybrid working. Mark Griffin, the Chief Human Resources Officer at BJ's, talks today about the tremendous value of in-person working and how it can lead to increased productivity amongst the workplace.
The hospitality business can be a tough industry to navigate in this post-pandemic workplace that we are all facing. Vamsi Bonthala, the CEO over at Arbor Lodging, explains today how culture and people can help lead the way through this challenge.
Creating memorable and exceptional customer experiences is at the core of every business out there. Puttshack CEO, Joe Vrankin, talks today about how those experiences and journeys help create an unforgettable customer journey for not just their customers, but also employees and workers as well.
Culture and personality go hand-in-hand when creating a great place to work. Ed Magee from Fender talks to us about how creating a culture that is genuine and transparent can lead to increased productivity and employee satisfaction.
Empowering teams is one of the top trends going into 2022 on how to create a positive workplace culture. Kim Caldbeck, the Chief Marketing Officer at Coursera, discusses with George the impact that learning and digital training can have on corporations through many different industries.
Creating excellent B2B client experiences is the go-to strategy for most businesses and organizations in today's corporate landscape. Chris Kulla, the President of Brewer, talks today about how these experiences are vital in order to create a thriving company in 2022.
With the start of season three of the Work Inspired Podcast, our guest today is Tom Mohr, the Founder & CEO of CEO Quest. Tom talks to George about how to prepare the younger generation to be leaders in today's work environments and how to use influence to create a positive and strong culture.
The digital world is here and it is here to stay. Dr. Ron Glickman from Trader Joe's talks to us today about to use the ever changing digital world to create opportunity for different work cultures and customers, whether you're in the B2C or B2B space.
What does creative story telling and great places to work have in common? Today, Adam Bleibtreu, Chief Marketing Officer at ASGN & Creative Circle, talks to use how utilizing creative talent can lead to unique work cultures where employees can thrive in.
What do you get when a company combines mission driven cultures and innovation? Priyesh Ranjan, the CEO of Vorto, talks to us today about how one can use specific goal driven missions to drive a company culture, and how this subsequently leads to innovation.
On part two of our special two part episode staring Geoffrey Kasselman, SIOR, LEED AP, we talk about the many emerging disruptive technologies that are appearing all over our lives and the marketplace and how some of them will change the world as we know it.
Today we have Geoffrey Kasselman, SIOR, LEED AP, over at CRG. CRG is a privately held real estate development firm that has developed more than 9,000 acres of land and delivered over 200 million square feet of commercial, industrial, institutional and multifamily assets exceeding $12 billion in value. Geoff talks to us today about the importance of emerging technologies and trends and how we as a society needs to incorporate them in order to better not just our lives, but the world around us as well.
Company culture and employee passion go hand-in-hand when creating a great space to work at. Christina Bottis and Carmen Smith, the Chief Marketing Officer & Chief People Officer, respectively, talks about how Coyote Logistics, a UPS company, handled their workplace culture throughout the pandemic and how they created a space that thrives in creativity and productivity.
The phrase "co-working space" is being said more and more these days by businesses looking to return to the workplace. Co-working has many meanings and definitions, and it's not a one size fit all plan that some may think that it is. Sam Rosen, the Co-Founder and CEO of Deskpass, talks to us today and what it truly means to "co-work", and how to implement it effectively within any office.
The flexible office, or otherwise known as "hybrid work", is on its way to becoming one of the preferred ways to get work done. Across the country, more and more jobs are embracing the hybrid solution to enable their workers to be more efficient and to adapt to the new normal post-pandemic. We are joined by Jillian Brown and Charlie Morris from Avison Young and they share their insights on why it's important for businesses to bring this policy to their organization.
Today’s guest is J Kuper, one of the country’s top residential brokers and a principal broker at Kuper Sotherby’s International Reality and co-founder of Brokerage Engine. Today’s residential market is red hot, and J will tell us about market trends, his vision of the year ahead and how the future of work will continue to impact our home and personal lives.
Often when we have a guest coming up on the show that we're excited about… we talk to our friends, colleagues, family, and neighbors about the interview. For today’s interview with the SVP and Chief People Officer for Crocs, Shannon Sisler, we have to tell you that every single response we got was ‘Crocs? I love Crocs!’ As you’re about to hear, the work Shannon’s team has done throughout the pandemic is astonishing.
On today's episode of The Work Inspired Podcat, we’re about to dive into the world of lithium – the world’s lightest known metal with so many incredible uses, most notably in modern rechargeable batteries that power everything from our phones to electric vehicles. Our special guest is Ajay Kochhar, not only a lithium expert but the CEO and co-founder of Li-Cycle, a rapidly scaling company that is re-writing the rulebook on how we create a sustainable, profitable future with this important material.
On this episode of The Work Inspired Podcast, we have Ryan Simonetti from Convene. Ryan shares his insights on how businesses should be utilizing hybrid workspaces, along with how to give employees choice and flexibility within any given office.
Today we speak with the CEO of vFairs, a virtual events company that has experienced massive growth and success during the last 12 months due to the remote nature of the COVID-19 pandemic. As you will hear on this episode, the future isn’t in person OR remote. it’s both; a hybrid of both physical and digital space with custom solutions designed to maximize the opportunity for the businesses, teams, and work involved.
There are four to five major manufacturers of contract furniture in the United States, with each aligning with dealerships to bring their products to the market. Haworth is one of those large manufacturers and, for over 70 years, has partnered with BOS to serve clients and furnish thousands of workspaces. We were both founded in 1948 and BOS is proud to not only be Haworth’s first dealer, but also one of their top dealers globally year after year. Today’s very special episode features the main man himself, Matthew Haworth – chairman of Haworth, Inc. If you’re looking for an incredibly knowledgeable and insightful perspective on returning to the workplace and the future of work – you’ve come to the right place.
Today’s guest is the co-founder of a company of Pluto, Shana Opperman. Shana's story, experience and success are remarkable when it comes to her professional journey. We know you’ll be inspired today and learn so much from her.
On this new episode of The Work Inspired Podcast, get ready for some new ideas and sparks of inspiration as you’re going to hear about change, transformation, technology, and imaging the future. We’re so fortunate to be speaking with John Tomik – managing director at Slalom Consulting.
On today's episode of The Work Inspired Podcast, we’re going to dive into the culture and ways of working at one of Fortune’s most admired companies. We will also uncover how as many as two-thirds of us are subconsciously being impacted professionally from experiences in our past.
In today's episode, we have two founders here to tell the story of their award-winning agency C+C and how they are aligning their passion and their profession to make the world a better place. Please welcome Julie Colehour and Bryan Cohen.
Ever wonder how a small idea can grow wings and soar to unimaginable heights, like becoming a Super Bowl commercial? On this episode of the Work Inspired Podcast, we get to speak with Natalie Bowman, Managing Director of Marketing and Advertising at Alaska Airlines. You’re about to hear how their people, brand, and culture lead with heart – putting employees, homegrown humor, and creativity front and center.
What does it take to grow and succeed in your profession and in life? On today’s episode of the Work Inspired Podcast, we are incredibly fortunate to be speaking with Alexandra Trower – EVP of Global Communications for the Estee Lauder Companies. Her wisdom, insights and advice are truly next level. We know you’re going to not only enjoy this conversation but will take so much away from it.
The post-pandemic workplace will be a flexible one, but exactly what that looks like is still being determined. Jenni Pfaff from Warner Chappell Music joins the Work Inspired Podcast to share insight on how leaders, cultures and teams can best navigate the changes ahead.
Get ready for a real, unfiltered and authentic conversation with one of today’s top business influencers. Author of the best-selling sales book GAP Selling, Keenan is CEO of A Sales Guy Consulting and Recruiting, a keynote speaker, Forbes contributor, award-winning blogger and mentor! On this episode of the Work Inspired Podcast, we talk about how to use conviction, sales strategy and self-awareness to grow and win in business and in life.
The logistics of rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine amongst the general population is far more complicated than meets the eye. Dr. Rick Bone from Advocate Aurora Health talks to us today about what exactly goes into the vaccine rollout and what the future of well-being technology might look like.
The Work Inspired Podcast kicks off season 2 with Linda Rutherford, the Senior Vice President & Chief Communications Officer at Southwest. Linda and George talk about what post-pandemic travel will look like across the industry, and what companies need to do to make sure their culture is rock solid in respect to the pandemic.
Marketing and communication have forever changed the way we conduct business. From small startups to global enterprises, marketing and communication skillsets are as important as ever in order to succeed. Raja Rajamanar from Mastercard explains how businesses can take these two skills to the next level and beyond in order to accomplish any goal.
Is there such a thing as too much fun in the workplace? Can you go overboard with positive emotions when creating a company culture? Amy Bastuga from Radio Flyer talks about how they tackle the office environment and how they use the power of the Radio Flyer brand to boast a positive and thriving culture.
Confidence can take you far in your professional career, especially when it is applied to chasing a great idea. Jed Berger, the Global Chief Marketing Officer of Foot Locker, tells us how to use that confidence to promote game-changing ideas within your organization.
If you had the opportunity to run a business in an unorthodox way in order to make it successful, would you do it? Jesse Cole, the Owner of the Savannah Bananas baseball team discusses how he took the team from only selling a handful of tickets a year to selling out every game for months on end.
Hard work and dedication can often get you far, whether it's your personal life or your career. Jeff Schmitz, CMO of Zebra Technologies, tells us how keeping a positive attitude is the best way to tackle challenges and adversity.
We often hear in the workplace that communication is key to success and accomplishing your everyday goals, but what if there is more to the story about how good communication can take your team to the next level? Join us as we talk to Johan De Nysschen, Chief Operating Officer at Volkswagen Group, North America Region, on how he uses communication everyday.
This idealogy that we all have when it comes to HR is outdated and is time for an overhaul. The HR philosophies of the past no longer meet the needs of many organizations. Our guest, Amy Wright, talks about what this notion of HR 3.0 means, and how it can be used to transform any organization.
There's so much more that goes into creating a space that one might realize. Sense, smell, touch, and feel, are just one of many factors that goes into creating an inclusive workplace, according to Adriana Rojas. Hear what Adriana has to say on how to incorporate all these senses in order to build the ultimate place to work.
A lot is said in the workplace about how leadership can help shape and inspire an organization's culture, but how does one actually get the plan and strategy in place to execute on it? Join us today as we discuss with Paul Mauschbaugh on creative ways of using leadership to make your company's culture better.
On the Work Inspired Podcast, we are honored to have best selling Author Matt Dixon talk about his Challenger Sale book, which has sold over a million copies, and what organizations can do in order to boost their sales team.
Finding the right path to success and having a positive mind in today's current climate can prove to be difficult and challenging. Today's guest, Severine Cukierman, explains to us how to find your inner peace in order to bring a positive impact wherever you go.
Knowing how to combine marketing prowess with entrepreneurship can be difficult waters to navigate. Jeff Jankowski, the Co-Founder & Owner at Hoopla, shows us how he was able to achieve great success with Hoopla by listening to consumer demands and studying industry trends to deliver a product that is loved by many.
While every organization has a different plan and idea of returning to the workplace, there are some similarities that businesses share. We sit down with Steve Levitas, the Vice Chairman of Newmark Knight Frank, of what businesses have in common in their return to work plan, and what that comprehensive strategy looks like.
The current climate for many businesses and organizations is unprecedented, and figuring out how to navigate through these times can be difficult for many. Ozzie Nelson, from Nelson Design Firm, has shared his thoughts on how businesses, of any size and in any industry, can be flexible in order to get through the COVID-19 crisis.
How do you build a brand that people can trust? No matter if you operate on a global scale or not, Molly James-Lundak, the Sr. Director Brand and Social Marketing at Abbvie, guides us through the process of creating the building blocks that brands new to use in order to better create value for their customer base.
We are 20 episodes deep into the Work Inspired podcast, and the team over at BOS wanted to spend this episode to share with all of our listeners the top advice that our guests have shared for any young professional looking to advance their careers.
What if we told you that you are the only person standing in your own way of achieving your goals and dreams, and that you can overcome your personal obstacles to achieve things you never thought were possible? This is what today's guest, Vince Warnock, goes over, and his personal advice to breakdown barriers and not succumb to imposter syndrome.
The real estate industry has had a particularly difficult time adjusting to the COVID-19 pandemic, but you'll be surprised to know of the revolution that real estate is also being forced to go through. From VR to innovations, David Murphy from CBRE walks us through what exactly is happening in the real estate space, and how commercial offices will forever change.
What does AI and innovation have to do with taking the next big step? We talk with Steven Guggenheimer, the Corporate Vice President AI & ISV Engagement at Microsoft, on the steps Microsoft has taken to navigate through this COVID-19 crisis, and how the Coronavirus is changing the culture of Microsoft.
Science and innovation go hand in hand when creating products that will better people's lives, especially when it comes to navigating the COVID-19 crisis. Tom Waller, the SVP Advanced Innovation, Chief Science Officer at Lululemon, discusses how Lululemon uses science and innovation to bring peace and harmony, while also creating a well-balanced life.
How does one manage change during a global pandemic on a global organizational scale? Join Dario Kanevsky, the Vice President of Human resources at Emerson, to hear his insights on how Emerson is leading the charge on how global companies should be navigating during the COVID-19 crisis.
What does it take to be a leader in today's climate? Tracy Elliot, the President at The Anti-Cruelty Society in Chicago, talks about both conventional and unconventional things leaders can do in order to support not only their teams but their organization as a whole.
The world around us is changing and evolving at a rate that has never been seen; what does this mean for the office? Offices of all layouts are going to have to change their layouts one way or another to comply with CDC health and safety guidelines. Luckily, there is workplace technology to help guide this change. Raj Krishnamurthy, the CEO of Freespace, a workplace sensor technology company, walks us through the challenges that companies are facing and how something like Freespace can help guide the process for a new and safe office.
With all of the negativity floating around, it's easy to lose sight of positivity. Today, we talk to Allen L. Rogoway from Cresa on how to make a positive impact on your personal lives as well as in the new office with your colleagues, and how he personally is tackling the COVID-19 crisis.
How exactly is mentorship important to the young individual trying to shape their career, and how is the legal industry adapting to the ever-evolving changes to the workplace? Join us today as we speak with Theodore Yi to unravel the many threads of mentoring colleagues and the changes being made to the workforce.
Today's guests involve Joanna Burgraf and Donna Claire Williams, two incredible ladies who are creative marketing leaders at Enova Studios, which is an in house marketing studio for Enova International. Along with talking about their passions with marketing and creative work, the two also go on about how Enova has adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic, and other innovative measures Enova takes to create a fun place to work.
Bruce Platzman, the Owner of AIS, a major furniture manufacturer based in the Boston area, talks about their response to COVID-19, safety action items that AIS has taken, and their philanthropic approach to masks. On top of that, Bruce Platzman also shares the wonderful story of Rosie the Riveter, and how that story ties into the COVID-19 situation.
Haworths Vice President of Global Strategy and Marketing, Paul Nemschoff, lays out the foundation and action plan that is necessary for companies, and organizations, to take in order to slowly return back to the workplace. With Paul's insights, companies will be able to better understand the back to workplace plan.
As everyone inches closer to returning to the workplace, we talk with Lauren Gimmillaro, the senior channel manager at Envoy, about the top tips for working at home, different workplace technologies and its importance for a safer return to work, and overall, what we can all expect when we start returning to the office.
Creating a successful working environment can be a tough and challenging goal to achieve, which is why Helenia, the Vice President at Kattara Construction, goes over what she thinks are the three keys that are a must-have in order to accomplish this task: teamwork and vision.
There are many ways one can do to better themselves, whether it's in their personal life or at work. Rachel Druckenmiller goes through numerous techniques for better sleeping, better breathing, and overall how to increase mental health while we all work from home during this time of uncertainty.
On today's episode, we have the honor of having Peter Jackson, the CEO at Bluescape. Bluescape is a software that allows for virtual collaboration workspaces across any device. By creating virtual war rooms, Bluescape allows you and your colleagues to interact with each other around any app or content, and see it all together, side by side, from anywhere.
What does it mean to be an early adopter, and how does one simultaneously innovate while also adapting to change? In this weeks episode, George Lucas Pfeiffer adapts to the stay at home order imposed by the Coronavirus by interviewing Randy Simmons from R.R. Simmons Construction via a Zoom call.
How does the average worker tackle stress and anxiety within the workplace, and what exactly is "the corporate athlete"? On this weeks, episode, we have the pleasure of talking to Rex Miller, an author, coach, mentor, and thought leader in this space. Author of the "Healthy Workplace Nudge", Rex talks about the many ways the human body is affected by stress and anxiety caused in the office, and how to curb it.
Work Culture, innovation, leadership, and mentorship… hear how Jeff Laski, a principal director at Shive-Hattery, is building a culture of entrepreneurship at one of the top design firms in the Midwest. Shive-Hattery is an architecture and engineering consulting firm, with deep knowledge of all industries while also delivering customized solutions and providing support as an extension of staff. In the episode, host George Lucas Pfeiffer talks with Jeff about entrepreneurship, promoting culture, technology, and trends.
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