Weekly Leader Podcast: Recent Episodes
Weekly Leader Team
Weekly Leader podcast is a weekly podcast on leading and managing people from diverse perspectives. An offshoot of the popular Weekly Leader blog, the podcast provides the best and latest leadership practices. A cornerstone of the Weekly Leader podcast is the CEO Interview Series where we have frank discussions with organizational leaders about the challenges and rewards of leadership. Whether your an entry level employee or a member of the senior staff, work in a global corporation or a local nonprofit, Weekly Leader can help you develop your leadership and become a more effective leader.
This week Pam speaks with Dan Schwabel, author of Promote Yourself, and more great podsafe music.
Weekly Leader * Dan Schwabel, author of Promote Yourself, The New Rules for Career Success (Kindle) * Twitter: @DanSchwabel * Website
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam’s website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: Enter This World by Alice BrightSky (CyberPR)
This week Pam speaks with Aaron Schwartz, CEO (Director of Player Personnel), Modify Watches and more great podsafe music.
Leadership In the News * "Luck is the residue of design" at WaterFire Providence (quote attributed to Branch Rickey)
Website of the Week * Flipboard on the Web + Pam's Magazines: - Workplace Culture - Leading Healthcare Change - Brains & Personality
Weekly Leader * Aaron Schwartz, CEO and Director of Player Personnel, Modify Watches (web | Facebook) * Twitter: @MosesofWatches @ModifyWatches
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello * Google+ + Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about + 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts * Pam’s website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today! 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: If you've got the money, I've got the time by Merle Haggard (Music Alley)
This week Pam speaks with Steven Snyder, author of Leadership and the Art of Struggle, leadership and heroes at the Boston Marathon, the fall of another CEO, and more great podsafe music.
Leadership in the News * Leaders and heroes at the Boston Marathon * Silicon Valley’s ‘Coach’ Explains Ex-JC Penney CEO’s Huge Fail - Wired (04.12.13)
Weekly Leader * Steven Snyder, Snyder Leadership Group * Twitter: @steven_j_snyder * Leadership and the Art of Struggle: How Great Leaders Grow Through Challenge and Adversity" target="_blank">Leadership and the Art of Struggle: How Great Leaders Grow through Challenge and Adversity
Contact Info
- Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net
- Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less.
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- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam’s website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today! 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: The Great City by Crystal Waters (CyberPR)
This week Pam speaks with Greg Marcus of Idolbuster, Pam's Research Report of the Week, reports on some good and bad CEO's and more great podsafe music.
Leadership in the News * 100 Best Performing CEO’s in the World - (check out the demographics tab) Harvard Business Review, Jan. - Feb. 2013 issue * The Worst CEO’s of 2012 - Bloomberg BusinessWeek, December 13, 2012
Research Report of the Week * Creativity's Dark Side: Dan Ariely on Creativity, Rationalization and Dishonesty - Scientific American, December 25, 2012
Weekly Leader * Greg Marcus of Idolbuster * Twitter: @GregMarcus2
Contact Info
- Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net
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- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam’s website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today! 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: Proud by Jodie Levinson (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Nikhil Arora, cofoundef of BTTR Ventures, Pam's Research Report of the Week, more great podsafe music and an early Holiday present! (Sample chapters from Pam's book!)
Research Report of the Week * Three Symptoms of a Vulnerable Team by Keith Ferrazzi HBR Blog Network, September 20, 2012
Weekly Leader * Nikhil Arora of BTTR Ventures
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- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam’s website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today! 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Weekly Leader interview intro: Inner Child at Play by The Flavor Foundation * Close: You Remind Me of Christmas by Natalya Phillips (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Willa Seldon, partner, The Bridgespan Group, 2012 General Election, the fall of another American hero, Pam's Research Report of the Week followed by more great podsafe music.
Leadership in the News * 2012 General Election - Concession speeches of Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown and Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney
- Fall of another hero - The Petraeus Affair
Research Report of the Week * Job Autonomy, Trust in Leadership Keys to Improvement Initiatives - Science Daily, Nov. 14, 2012
Weekly Leader * Willa Seldon, partner, The Bridgespan Group
Contact Info
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- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam’s website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today! 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Weekly Leader interview intro: Inner Child at Play by The Flavor Foundation * Close: Mission Possible by Anya Parker-Lentz (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Stan Baginskis, Senior Director, Business Incubation - Emerging Technologies at Cisco followed by more great podsafe music.
Weekly Leader * Stan Baginskis, Senior Director, Business Incubation - Emerging Technologies at Cisco
Contact Info
- Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net
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- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
- Google+
- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam's website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: Send You Some by Shannon Haley (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Whitney Johnson about her book Dare, Dream, Doplus the Weekly Leader Website of the Week, Pam's Research Report and more great podsafe music.
Website of the Week * WaterFire Providence - Peter's gig and 2012 ArtPlace Grant recipient * Pam's 2009 Father's Day post: Leadership lessons from my Dad * From the Ideashape Archives: What do you stand for?
Research Report of the Week * Pam's Research on What Makes a Successful Leader - Views Across MBTI Types
Weekly Leader + Whitney Johnson, Rose Park Partners + Twitter: @JohnsonWhitney + Author: Dare, Dream, Do: Remarkable Things Happen When You Dare to Dream (kindle version)
- Leadership lunch: Barbara Corcoran
- Leadership advice:
- "Dream like it's your privilege and do like it isn't."
- "Dare to disrupt yourself, dream your very own dream and do."
- Being Invisible Can Help Your Career - June 5, 2012 (all of Whitney's posts on the Harvard Business Review blogs)
Contact Info
- Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net
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- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
- Pam's website: IdeaShape
Buy Pam’s Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: Unending (Underture) by David Bronson (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Wendy Appel, The Enneagram Specialist about her book InsideOut Enneagram plus the Weekly Leader Website of the Week, Pam's Research Report and more great podsafe music.
Website of the Week * You Are Not So Smart podcast
Research Report of the Week * The Economist Focus: More coffee, less midnight oil
Weekly Leader * Wendy Appel, The Enneagram Specialist * Twitter: @WendyAppel * Author, InsideOut Enneagram: The Game-Changing Guide for Leaders
- Leadership lunch: Madeleine Albright, first woman as United States Secretary of State.
- Leadership advice: "Remember your reactions are 100% with you."
Contact Info
- Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net
- Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less.
- Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there!
- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
Buy Pam’s Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close:Close: Satellite by Anna Dagmar (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Peter speaks with Hap Klopp, ex CEO of The North Face and author of Conquering The North Face: An Adventure in Leadership plus Pam's Research Report of the Week about diversity in top leadership teams and more great podsafe music from Wolf Larsen.
Research Report of the Week * McKinsey Quarterly: Is there a payoff from top-team diversity?
Weekly Leaders * Hap Klopp, ex CEO of The North Face * Author, Conquering The North Face: An Adventure in Leadership
Contact Info
- Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net
- Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less.
- Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there!
- Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
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- Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about
- 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
Buy Pam’s Book Today! 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close:Close: If I Be Wrong by Wolf Larsen from Quiet At The Kitchen Door (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Doug Y. Park, Principal, DYP Advisors and Bob Frisch, Managing Partner, Strategic Offsites Group about Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of Instagram, leadership and corporate governance.
Weekly Leaders * Doug Y. Park, Principal, DYP Advisors + Twitter: @DougYPark
- Bob Frisch, Managing Partner, The Strategic Offsites Group.
- Author, Who's in the Room: How Great Leaders Structure and Manage the Teams Around Them
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Twitter: @OffsiteGuy
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In Facebook Deal, Board Was All But Out of Picture - Wall Street Journal - April 18, 2012
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello * Google+ + Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about + 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
Buy Pam’s Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: By and By on Farewell Good Night's Sleep (Digital Bonus Version) by Lay Low (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Anne Marie Burgoyne, Portfolio Director, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation about social entrepreneurship and leadership.
Website of the Week * Teson Life - “Practical tips for the novice leader.” + Gavin Grant and Mark Mendez
Weekly Leader * Anne Marie Burgoyne, Portfolio Director, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation * Twtter: @DRKFoundation
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Why It Pays To Be An Optimist - MIT Sloan Management Review via Forbes.com * Learning Optimism with the 24x3 Rule - Harvard Business Review * Delusions of Success: How Optimism Undermines Executives’ Decisions - Harvard Business Review
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello * Google+ + Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about + 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
Buy Pam’s Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn’t Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: At Eight in a Spanish Bar by Shibuya Crossings (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Pam speaks with Charles H. Green, CEO, Trusted Advisor Associates, LLC about Greg Smith's New York Times op-ed piece on why he quit Goldman Sachs.
Leadership in the News Ex Goldman Sach's Greg Smith's New York Times Op-Ed "Why I am leaving Goldman Sachs"
Weekly Leader Charles H. Green, CEO, Trusted Advisor LLC Twitter: @CharlesHGreen Books:
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HighTower Whiteboard Animation: Brokers vs. Fiduciaries (via Forbes.com) Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello * Google+ + Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about + 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
Buy Pam's Book Today!
42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: The Manual They Didn't Hand You When You Made VP, Director, or Manager
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close:
This week Pam and Peter talk about leadership at the United States Naval Academy, Top Teams, podcasts and Google+.
Peter's US Naval Academy leadership lecture + LCDR Siddhartha Herdegen - Naval Academy Faculty Profile / Twitter /Google+ / Principles of Failure Blog + Leadership Communications: Shakespeare to Twitter for the US Naval Academy Leadership NL100
Pam's Research Report of the Week: * Strategy+Business: The Right Role for Top Teams
Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Podcasts
- Six Pixels of Separation Podcast #293 - Marketing Leadership With Mark W. Schaefer
- LeaderLab podcast - 302 | Marcus Buckingham
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello * Google+ + Pam: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116508030672363440220/about + 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role: https://plus.google.com/u/0/100645258348657194773/posts
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Kill the Lights by David Usher
This week Weekly Leader team members Pam Fox Rollin and Scott J. Allen discuss their recent books: 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role (kindle) and The Little Book of Leadership Development (kindle).
How to Receive Feedback (1-pager by Pam)
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Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley)
This week Peter and Pam return after a lenghty hiatus to talk about Pam's book, 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role and present 5 leadership themes for 2012.
Leadership in the News: Jason Calacanis - Founders Define Reality (& Give Hope) Warren Bennis interview
Pam's Research Report of the Week: On Target on Onboarding IdeaShape blog
2012 Leadership Themes:
Pam:
- Retaining great employees once hiring ramps up
- Getting new employees productive faster
- Leading amid transparency
Peter:
- Co-Leadership
- Failureship
- Leadership hubris
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson
This week Peter speaks with cohost Pam Fox Rollin about her new book, 42 Rules for Your New Leadership Role as well as his new leadership role as Managing Director of WaterFire Providence.
Make sure you register with MeetTheBoss.TV using your Weekly Leader code (WKLR01) to learn leadership from some of the top global executives! It’s totally free!
WaterFire Providence video Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Close: BumbleBee by Rachel Brown
This week Peter speaks with Kevin Eikenberry about his new book with Guy Harris, Bud to Boss, leadership and life. Plus Wally Bock’s Best of Leadership on the Independent Business blogs and podsafe music from Carey Ott.
Make sure you register with MeetTheBoss.TV using your Weekly Leader code (WKLR01) to learn leadership from some of the top global executives! It’s totally free!
Please join our new Weekly Leader enewsletter mailing list and get a chance to win Bob Sutton’s new book, Good Boss, Bad Boss.
Leadership in the News * Egypt "revolution"
Website of the Week / Social Media Minute * Congrats to Wally Bock's 5th year anniversary blogging at Three Star leadership blog! * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs (12/29/10) + Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus * Weekly Leader App - iTunes store or the Android market. * Website of the week: Bud to Boss Community
Weekly Leader * Kevin Eikenberry, co-author, From Bud to Boss: Secrets to a Successful Transition to Remarkable Leadership (Kindle version) * Currently reading: + Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation (Kindle version) by Steven Johnson + Gamestorming: A Playbook for Innovators, Rulebreakers, and Changemakers (Kindle version) by Dave Grey, Sunni Brown and James Macanufo + Decision Points (Kindle version) by President George W. Bush * Leader Lunch: Jesus Christ or Abe Lincoln * One piece of advice for people looking to exercise leadership more effectively: Become focused on others. ("It's not about you, it's about them.")
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: Be Honest by Carey Ott (Ariel Publicity)
This is second in a series of podcasts on student leadership co-produced by Weekly Leader and Emotional Intelligent Leadership. This week co-host Scott Allen, co-author of Emotionally Intelligent Leadership and Assistant Professor of Management, The Boler School of Business, John Carroll University, interviews Bijan Ahmadian, 101st President of the UBC’s student society
Website: Bijan.ca | Twitter: @BijanAhmadian
Currently reading:
- Prisoner of Tehran: One Woman's Story of Survival Inside an Iranian Prison by Marina Nemat
- Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin
Leadership Lunch: Abraham Lincoln
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Website of the Week/Social Media Minute Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs (1/26/11)
- Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace
- Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: I Can't Wait by Nu Shooz (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Peter, Pam and Scott talk about the collaborative project between the Weekly Leader and Emotionally Intelligent Leadership teams focusing on student leadership. Plus Wally Bock’s Best of Leadership on the Independent Business blogs and more great podsafe music.
Make sure you register with MeetTheBoss.TV using your Weekly Leader code (WKLR01) to learn leadership from some of the top global executives! It’s totally free!
Please join our new Weekly Leader enewsletter mailing list and get a chance to win Bob Sutton’s new book, Good Boss, Bad Boss.
Website of the Week / Social Media Minute
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White House's West Wing Week httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbEqP1DXyOc
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Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs (12/29/10)
- Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace
- Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Weekly Leader * Pam and Peter speak with Weekly Leader contributor Scott Allen, PhD, co-author of Emotionally Intelligent Leadership: A guide for college students about a new series of student leader interviews.
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: Backroads and Sunsets by Seth and Zakk
Pam speaks with Zoe Dunning about her Naval, business and nonprofit leadership experiences and her 17 year effort to repeal the US military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy. Plus Wally Bock's Best of Leadership on the Independent Business blogs, the Weekly Leader Android app ans podsafe music from The Dysfunctional Family Jazz Band.
Make sure you register with MeetTheBoss.TV using your Weekly Leader code (WKLR01) to learn leadership from some of the top global executives! It’s totally free!
Please join our new Weekly Leader enewsletter mailing list and get a chance to win Bob Sutton’s new book, Good Boss, Bad Boss.
Leadership in the News * Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal
- Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs(12/29/10)
- Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace
- Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * Weekly Leader Apps + Android App (New!) + iPhone App
Weekly Leader * Zoe Dunning + Co-chair, Servicemembers Legal Defense Network + Webvan, Inc. + Emerge California | profile + Zoe Dunning for 13th AD Delegate for California Democratic Party Facebook page + Twitter: @zoedunning + Currently reading: Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard (Kindle version) by Chip and Dan Heath + Leader lunch: Admiral Mike Mullin, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Mama, It's Cold Outside by The Dysfunctional Family Jazz Band (Ariel Publicity)
This week Peter speaks with Professor Jackson Nickerson, author of Leading Change in a Web 2.1 World: How ChangeCasting Builds Trust, Creates Understanding and Accelerates Organizational Change. Plus Leadership in the News, Website of the Week/Social Media Minute, Pam's Research Report of the Week, Wally Bock’s best of the independent business blogs and some great podsafe music from Camp Pine Cone.
Make sure you register with MeetTheBoss.TV using your Weekly Leader code (WKLR01) to learn leadership from some of the top global executives! It’s totally free!
Please join our new Weekly Leader enewsletter mailing list and get a chance to win Bob Sutton’s new book, Good Boss, Bad Boss.
Leadership in the News * Pfizer Chairman/CEO calls it quits * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs(12/8/10) + Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * ChangeCasting.com
Weekly Leader * Professor Jackson Nickerson, Frahm Family Professor of Organization and Strategy at the Olin Business School atWashington University in St. Louis. + Author of Leading Change in a Web 2.1 World: How Changecasting Builds Trust, Creates Understanding, and Accelerates Organizational Change (Innovations in Leadership) + ChangeCasting.com + Director, Brookings Institution Executive Education + Currently reading: + Leader lunch: George Washington and Benjamin Franklin
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Westward By Night by Camp Pine Cone (Ariel Publicity)
This week Dr. Ed Brenegar in as guest co-host with Peter and they talk about giving thanks on Thanksgiving. Plus Wally Bock's best of the independent business blogs and some great podsafe music from Ingrid Michaelson.
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Leadership in the News * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs + Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Weekly Leader * Dr. Ed Brenegar
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Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans (Music Alley) * Close: The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson (Music Alley)
This week Tanveer Naseer sits in as guest co-host with Peter and they talk about the mid term elections and leadership. Plus some great podsafe music from Chad Hollister.
Leadership in the News * President Obama's response to the midterm election "shellacking." * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs + Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Website of the Week * The CEO Blog from Career Edge Organization + Lose the Gen Y Stereotypes
Weekly Leader * Tanveer Naseer + Website | Blog | Twitter + Currently reading: The Drucker Lectures: Essential Lessons on Management, Society and Economy + Leader lunch: Winston Churchill + Advice for people looking to exercise leadership more effectively: Communicate with empathy.
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Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans (Music Alley) * Close: Change by Chad Hollister Band (via Ariel Publicity)
This is first in a series of podcasts on student leadership co-produced by Weekly Leader and Emotional Intelligent Leadership. This week co-host Scott Allen, co-author of Emotional Intelligent Leadership and Assistant Professor of Management, The Boler School of Business, John Carroll University, interviews Minh-Tri Nguyen, President ofUndergraduate Student Government, Case Western University.
Currently reading: The Narrows by Michael Connelly
Leadership Lunch: President Bill Clinton
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Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Stop Texting Me by The Band Split
This week Peter speaks with Scott Eblin about his new leadership book, The Next Level and the challenges of stepping into a new leadership role. Plus Leadership in the News, Website of the Week, Pam's Research Report of the Week and more great podsafe musicby Ingrid Michaelson.
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Leadership in the News * Final stretch of the 2010 election season - absurd political advertising via the New York Times * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs + Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Website of the Week * McKinsey Quarterly - phasing out Premium (paid subscription) all content to be free!
Pam's Leadership Research Report of the Week * McKinsey Global Survey: Moving Women to the Top, October 2010
Weekly Leader * Scott Eblin, co-founder of The Eblin Group + Author of The Next Level: What Insiders Know About Executive Success, 2nd Edition or (Kindle Edition) * Scott Eblin's Next Level Blog + Learning What Not to Do From the Leadership of the Washington Redskins Oct 19, 2009 + What is it that only you can do? - Dan McCarthy's Great Leadership blog * Currently reading: + Freedom: A Novel by Jonathan Frazen + Life by Keith Richards + The Art of Non-Conformity: Set Your Own Rules, Live the Life You Want, and Change the World by Chris Guillebeau; + Leadership Agility: Five Levels of Mastery for Anticipating and Initiating Change by Bill Joiner * Leader lunch: Nelson Mandela + Movie: Invictus * Leadership advice: Listen more and talk less. Be an observer and ask good questions.
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Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: Breakable by Ingrid Michaelson
This week Peter and Pam invite some leading leadership bloggers to a leadership roundtable about power, influence, leadership and several other interesting leadership topics.
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Weekly Leader Roundtable * Dr. Bret Simmons, Associate Professor, College of Business, University of Nevada – Reno | Positive Organizational Behavior| Twitter * David Burkus, The Leader Lab | Twitter * Siddhartha Herdegen, Assistant Chair of Leadership Department, United State Naval Academy | Principles of Failure| Twitter * Wall Bock, Three Star Leadership blog | Results vs. Activities| People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
Topics * Leadership and Power + Power: The Heart of Leadership by Dr. Bret L. Simmons * Electing business leaders? + A more perfect union: using democracy in appointing and confirming organizational leaders + MIX (Management Innovation eXchange) + Wally Bock's Book Recommedation: Seven Cultures of Capitalism
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: Can't Nobody Hold Us Down by Golidshack Guerrillas (via Ariel Publicity)
This week on the Weekly Leader Leadership Podcast Peter speaks with Marcy Levy Shankman and Scott Allen about their book Emotionally Intelligent Leadership: A Guide for College Students. Plus Wally Bock’s best of leadership from the independent business blogs and great podsafe music from Marshall Lawrence.
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Leadership in the News * Leadership lessons through the Chilean Mine Crisis * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs + Also blogging at Results vs. Activities and People and the Changing Workplace + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * The Consortium for Research for Emotional Intelligence in Organizations
Weekly Leaders Emotionally Intelligent Leadership: A Guide for College Students Emotionally Intelligent Leadership website http://www.eileadership.net/
Marcy Levy Shankman * + Currently reading: Wellbeing: The Five Essential Elements by Tom Rath and Jim Harter + Leader Lunch: Eleanor Roosevelt + Twitter: @shankmaneil
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans (Music Alley) * Going Down To Louisiana by "Doctor of Blues" Marshall Lawrence
This week on the Weekly Leader Leadership Podcast Peter speaks Saul Kaplan, Founder/Chief Catalyst of the Business Innovation Factory about leadership and innovation. Plus Pam’s Research Report of the Week, Wally Bock’s best of leadership from the independent business blogs and great podsafe music from Gangstagrass.
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Leadership in the News * Whitehouse leadership transition: + Rahm Emanuel, President Obama's Chief of Staff resigns to run for Mayor of Chicago - Emanuel Resigns as Obama Chief of Staff, Eyes Chicago Mayoral Race - FoxNews, Oct. 1, 2010 - For Emanuel, Temptation in the Form of a Dream Job - NY Times, Sept. 8, 2010 * Twitter Leadership Transition + Dick Costolo Takes Twitter CEO Role So Evan Williams Can Focus On Product TechCrunch, Oct. 4, 2010 * Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO profile in the Sunday NY Times (leadership collaboration) + Mark Zuckerberg’s Most Valuable Friend (Oct. 2, 2010) * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at leadership on the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * Business Innovation Factory website + BIF-6 Recap with downloadable audio files
Research Report of the Week * Seeking Common Ground in Conversations Can Stifle Innovation and Reward the Wrong People - Stanford GSB News June 2009
Weekly Leader * Saul Kaplan, Founder/Chief Catalyst, Business Innovation Factory * Currently reading: + The Power of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can Set Big Things in Motion by John Seeley Brown and John Hagel III (Kindle link) + The Upside of Irrationality: The Unexpected Benefits of Defying Logic at Work and at Home by Dan Ariely * Leader Lunch: + Len Schlesinger, President, Babson College - "Connected adjacency" + Winston Churchill * Twitter: @skap5, @thebif
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- I Go Hard by Gangstagrass
This week on the Weekly Leader Leadership Podcast Peter speaks with Captain Alwin Landry who lead the rescue of all 115 survivors from the Deepwater Horizon explosion, fire and sinking. Plus Pam’s Research Report of the Week, Wally Bock’s best from the independent business blogs and great podsafe music by Peter Buzzelle.
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Leadership in the News * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * Weekly Leader iPhone App * gCaptain.com, A Blog about Ships + Captain John Konrad + Fire on the Horizon: The Untold Story of the Gulf Oil Disaster (pre-order - Amazon affiliate link)
Research Report of the Week * Organizations Learn More from Failure Than Success (ScienceDaily summary)
Weekly Leader * Captain Alwin Landry, PSV Damon Bankston owned by Tidewater Marine. * Deepwater Horizon: Wikipedia | Transocean (http://deepwater.com) * 2010 Shipmaster of the Year Award - Lloyd's List and The Nautical Institute + Deepwater Horizon rescuer wins top international mariner honor - Nola.com + Shipping Honours Heroic Oil-Spill Captain at the 2010 Lloyd's List Awards - Lloyd's List press release * Leader Lunch: Father * Advice for leaders who find themselves in a challenging situation: Be prepared and surround yourself with good people.
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- Silver Sky Blue Ocean by Peter Buzzelle
Long overdue, here's a vidcast of the new Weekly Leader Podcast iPhone app. It's the best way to stay connected to your leadership learning at Weekly Leader. We have a iTunes store coupon that we'll be giving away over the next few weeks. Of course, we hope you buy the app, which at $1.99 is pretty reasonable and which helps support the show. Thanks.
Weekly Leader iPhone App * link to iTunes store
Wally Bock's Best Leadership Posts from the Independent Business Blogs - September 22, 2010 * Art Petty - The Feedback on Feedback * The Leader Lab - The Champagne Test * Terry Starbucker - The Fine Line between Hubris and Humility * HR Toolbox - Credibility in Leadership * Dorothy Dalton - She's too sexy for the job * Now Leadership Carnival
Wally's Question of the Week - What difference strengths do men and women, generally, bring to work. Ruthless Focusby Thomas Hall and Wally Bock
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley)
This week on the Weekly Leader Leadership Podcast Pam speaks with Lindsay Levin of Leaders Quest, a unique international experiential program. Plus Pam’s Research Report of the Week, Wally Bock’s best from the independent business blogs and more great podsafe music by Ingrid Michaelson. Thanks to our sponsor! GotoMeeting Hold your meetings online for just $49/mo. Try GoToMeeting FREE for 45 days Make sure you register with MeetTheBoss.TV using your Weekly Leader code (WKLR01) to learn leadership from some of the top global executives! It’s totally free! Please join our new Weekly Leader enewsletter mailing list and get a chance to win Bob Sutton’s new book, Good Boss, Bad Boss.
Leadership in the News * President Obama acknowledging falling short on Guantanamo closure campaign promise + The value for a leader to admit shortcomings + The benefit of new leaders not announcing ambitious objectives * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * Weekly Leader iPhone App
Research Report of the Week * Capitalizing on diversity: interpersonal congruence in small work groups Administrative Science Quarterly, June, 2002 by Jeffrey T. Polzer, Laurie P. Milton, William B. Swann, Jr. * Joe Gerstandt Slideshare presentation "10 Things"
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Weekly Leader * Lindsay Levin, Managing Partner, Leader's Quest
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Everybody/Girls & Boys by Ingrid Michaelson (MusicAlley)
This week Peter speaks with Stanford GSB professor Bob Sutton about his new book Good Boss, Bad Boss. Introducing the Weekly Leader iPhone App, Pam's Research Report of the Week, Wally Bock's best from the independent business blogs and great podsafe music by Ingrid Michaelson.
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Leadership in the News * Open Leadership Awards + Weekly Leader Podcast Episode 52 and 61 - Charlene Li, author of Open Leadership * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * Weekly Leader iPhone App
Research Report of the Week * Teams: The Moderating Effects of Shared Identity, Shared Context, and Spontaneous Communication by Pamela J. Hinds and Mark Mortensen
Weekly Leader * Bob Sutton, Professor of Management Science and Engineering and Co-Director of the Center for Work, Technology, and Organization, Stanford University, Graduate School of Business and Institute of Design * Blog: Work Matters * Books: + The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't | Kindle + Good Boss, Bad Boss: How to Be the Best... and Learn from the Worst | Kindle + Weird Ideas That Work: How to Build a Creative Company + Hard Facts, Dangerous Half-Truths And Total Nonsense: Profiting From Evidence-Based Management + The Knowing-Doing Gap: How Smart Companies Turn Knowledge into Action * Currently reading: + 1776 by David McCulloch | Kindle + Bob Sutton's Favorite Books for Bosses * Leadership lunch: Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Richard Feynman * Leadership advice: "Argue as if you are right and listen as if you were wrong." * Twitter: @work_matters
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Breakable by Ingrid Michaelson (MusicAlley)
This week Peter and David Burkus experimented with a leadership roundtable on education Scott Allen and Bret Simmons to a leadership roundtable.
Co-hosts * David Burkus, The Leader Lab | Twitter * Scott Allen, Associate Professor, Leadership, John Carroll University | Twitter * Dr. Bret Simmons, Associate Professor, College of Business, University of Nevada - Reno | Positive Organizational Behavior | Twitter
Leadership in the News * Tiger Oil memos (David) * Obama vacation (Peter) * Mayor Bloomberg supports the mosque at 911 site (Scott)
Research Report of the Week - Brett: Leadership and Narcissism
- Seven Things to Expect From Your Narcissistic Employee (LeaderLab) by Dr. Bret Simmons
- Narcissism research by Timothy A. Judge, McKethan-Matherly Eminent Scholar Chair of Management,Eminent Scholar, Warrington College of Business, University of Florida (website)
Leadership Roundtable * Peter discusses the current state of leadership education at the college level with three educators: + David Burkus, Adjunct Instructor, Oral Roberts University + Scott Allen, John Carroll University + Bret Simmons, University of Nevada, Reno
Website of the Week * Zappos Insights + 2009 Zappos Culture Book (free)
Currently Reading * Brett: Employees First, Customers Second: Turning Conventional Management Upside Down * Scott: Authentic Happiness: Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment * David: The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations
Leader Dinner Party Who would you invite to a dinner party to discuss leader and what would you want to take away from the experience?
- Scott: Abraham Lincoln, Mayor Bloomberg
- Bret: Ernest Shackleton, Peter Drucker, Edward Demming
- David: Milton Hershey
Leadership Advice * Brett: blog; going public with thoughts and beliefs brings significant clarity * Scott: Act with intentionality * David: Ask lots of questions
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: In Waves by In the Cinema (via Ariel Publicity)
Part 2 of Pam's conversation with John A. Byrne, former editor at BusinessWeek and Fast Company, about leadership and his latest project Poet & Quants. Plus Leadership in the News, Wally Bock's best of the independent business blogs, and more great podsafe music.
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Leadership in the News * US combat troops leave Iraq
Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Meet The Boss TV * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Pam's Research Report of the Week * Failure as a Key to Understannding Success - Stanford GSB January 2004
Weekly Leader * John A. Byrne, former Executive Editor, BusinessWeek and Editor in Chief, Fast Company + C-Change Media, Chairman and CEO + Current project: Poets & Quants + Twitter: @JohnAByrne and @PoetsAndQuants + Leadership Lunch: Sir Winston Churchill + Leadership Advice: - "Embrace who you are. " - "What do you want to achieve with your one wild and precious life?"
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: Julien by Nadia Kazmi (via Ariel Publicity)
Pam speaks with John A. Byrne, former editor at BusinessWeek and Fast Company, about leadership and his latest project Poet & Quants. Plus Leadership in the News, Wally Bock’s best of the independent business blogs, MeetTheBoss.TV and more great podsafe music.
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Leadership in the News * HP’s Mark Hurd, Jet Blue’s Steven Slater and the whiteboard girl + The Mark Hurd Saga and What it Teaches about Power | Harvard Business Review + Women and the Uneasy Embrace of Power | Harvard Business Review + Fall by Tiger Woods Is as Gripping as His Reign | NYTimes
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- Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs
- Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus
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Weekly Leader * John A. Byrne, former Executive Editor, BusinessWeek and Editor in Chief, Fast Company + C-Change Media, Chairman and CEO + Current project: Poets & Quants + Twitter: @JohnAByrne and @PoetsAndQuants
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: Put Your Hands Up High by Gangstagrass (via Ariel Publicity)
In case you are looking for a book to read during your late summer vacation, here's a replay of Peter's interview of Charlene Li, founder of the Altimeter Group and author of the business bestseller, Open Leadership. Also, Wally Bock's best leadership posts from the independent business blogs and more great podsafe music.
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Weekly Leader Summer Reading * Charlene Li, Founder of Altimeter Group and author of Open Leadership: HowSocial Technology Can Transform the Way You Lead + Open Leadership website * Reading: Switch by the Heath brothers * Leader lunch: President Barack Obama * Advice for aspiring leaders:prepare for and deal with failure * Weekly Leader Book Review: Open Leadership by Charlene Li
Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus * Special Wall Street Journal Offer: Get the Print or Online editions of The Wall Street Journal and receive a special free week offer!
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Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: No More Lies by Heather Edwards (twitter) (via Ariel Publicity)
This week Peter invited his old maritime podcast partner, Captain John Konrad of gCaptain.com to talk about his life as a drill rig captain and the BP oil spill. Also, Wally Bock’s look at the best leadership on the independent business blogs and some podsafe music.
Weekly Leader * Captain John Konrad, founder and editor of gCaptain.com + co-host of Messing About In Ships podcast + former chief mate of Transocean drill ship Discoverer Enterprise + Deepwater Horizon + Twitter: @gCaptain + Currently reading: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez + Leader Lunch: Theodore Roosevelt
Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Wally Bock’s Three Star Leadership’s Midweek Look at the Independent Business Blogs + Wally’s new book with Thomas Hall: Ruthless Focus * Special Wall Street Journal Offer: Get the Print or Online editions of The Wall Street Journal and receive a special free week offer!
Contact Info * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less. * Weekly Leader is on Facebook, please “like us” there! * Twitter: + @WeeklyLeader + @PamFR + @PeterMello + @MVittone + @EdBrenegar + @RunDigger + @WallyBock
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman (Music Alley) * Wally Bock bumper: World Wide Web by Radio Orphans(Music Alley) * Close: This Is What We Want by The Public Good
Pam and Peter talk about BP, photoshop and trust, Shirley Sherrod's resignation, Howard Schultz's "mistakes," Pam’s Research Report of the Week and more great podsafe music.
The second half of Peter's interview of Jim Kouzes, co-author of The Leadership Challenge. Also, LinkedIn's Lead Change Group, Fast Company's Influence Project, Pam's Research Report of the Week and more great podsafe music.
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This week Pam and Peter reflect on the first year of the Weekly Leader podcast, remember C.K. Prahalad, catch up with several Weekly Leaders and another great song by a podsafe artist.
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Pam returns to the podcast this week and speaks with Peter about Derek Sivers great TED Talk, How to Start a Movement (aka Leadership Lessons from the Dancing Man). Pam's Research Report of the Week looks at the problems with trusting your gut, news about Wally Bock joining the Weekly Leader team and great podsafe music from Sara Haze.
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Leadership in the News * Leaders get emboldened by success + Obama Steps Up Confrontation - WSJ - March 30, 2010
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Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Wally Bock from Three Star Leadership Blog joins the Weekly Leader podcast team with a weekly report of the best of the business blogs from around the Internet and other leadership musings.
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Strategic decisions: When can you trust your gut? McKinsey Quarterly March 2010 - Daniel Kahneman and Gary Klein
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Contact info and close * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger , @WallyBock
Podsafe Music from Ariel Publicity * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Beautiful Day by Sara Haze
Dr. Ed Brenegar shares his experiences of organizing grassroots leaderships events in the local community also Health Care Bill through a leadership lens, the Lead Change LinkedIn Group and great podsafe music from Jennings.
Leadership In the News * The Healthcare Bill passage in the House of Representatives through a leadership lens.
Website of the Week/Social Media Minute * The Lead Change group on LinkedIn
Weekly Leader * Discussion: Organizing Grassroots Community Leadership Events * Dr. Ed Brenegar's Weekly Leader posts + Leadership Q&A:The Experience That Matters + Work Life Lead: The 5 C’s of Lessons In Leadership
Contact info and close * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podsafe Music from Ariel Publicity * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Doorway by Jennings
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Pam interviews Nina Bahtti, Principle Scientist, HP Labs. Also, Rahm Emmanuel and the challenges of leadership, Exploratree's thinking guides, innovation teams and decisionmaking and great podsafe music from Shayna Zaid and the Catch.
Leadership in the News * The Limits of Rahmism by Peter Baker (NY Times Sunday Magazine - March 8, 2010)
Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Exploratree's Thinking Guides - Tools to better analysis and decisionmaking
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Innovation Teams Lack Data, Structure by James Wilson for HBR Blog Network * Other resources + Spreadsheet Modeling & Decision Analysis: A Practical Introduction to Management Science, Revised (with Interactive Video Skillbuilder CD-ROM) + A Simpler Way by Margaret J. Wheatley + Technical Note: Putting Discovery-Driven Planning to Work by Robert Cooper, Rita Gunther McGrath, Ian C. MacMillan - HBR Case Study + The Go Point: When It's Time to Decide--Knowing What to Do and When to Do It by Michael Useem
Weekly Leader * Nina Bahtti, Principle Scientist, HP Labs * Recommended reading: + Lifestyle magazines: Oprah Magazine, Cooking Light, Real Simple + It's Not a Glass Ceiling, It's a Sticky Floor: Free Yourself From the Hidden Behaviors Sabotaging Your Career Success by Rebecca Shambaugh + The Art of the Start: The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting Anything by Guy Kawasaki + What Happy People Know: How the New Science of Happiness Can Change Your Life for the Better by Dan Baker * Advice for aspiring leaders: What is you mission and how does it align with your organization?
Contact info and close * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podsafe Music from Ariel Publicity * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Morning Sun by Shayna Zaid and the Catch
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This week Peter speaks with John Larrere, National Practice Leader for Leadership and Talent, The Hay Group about their collaborative leadership research project with Bloomberg BusinessWeek, listener comment on Undercover Boss, Dan Heath's Fast Company video on mission statements and podsafe music by Tom Waits.
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Website of the Week / Social Media Minute * Weekly Leader Twitter Leadership Follow Friday Project * Leadership conversation between Week One Follow Friday recommendations: @WallyBock and @Tom_Peters
Pam’s Research Report of the Week * The Hay Group / Bloomberg BusinessWeek Best Companies for Leadership Study
Weekly Leader * John Larrere, National Practice Leader for Leadership and Talent, Hay Group + Currently reading: The Talmud + Leader Lunch: Tony Blair * Upcoming Hay Group / BusinessWeek Events - Free but registration required
Contact info and close * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podsafe Music from Music Alley * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * You Can Never Hold Back Spring by Tom Waits
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This week Pam speaks with Miriam Rivera, principal of Ulu Ventures, an angel investing firm and former Google VP/Assistant General Counsel. Also, Dr. Tachi Yamada's Corner Office advice, Pam's Research Report of the Week, Seth Godin's blog and podsafe music from Ingrid Michaelson.
Leadership in the News * Sunday New York Times Corner Office - Talk to Me. I'll Turn Off My Phone. Tachi Yamada, M.D., president of the Global Health Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, says “every moment counts, and that moment is lost if you’re not in that moment 100 percent.”
Website of the Week / Social Media Minute * Seth Godin's blog * Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?(2010) and Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us (2008) * Dr. Ed Brenegar's Work. Life. Lead. post: Work Life Lead: Is Showing Up Enough?
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Illuminate Ventures Whitepaper - High Performance Entrepreneurs: Women in High Tech
Weekly Leader * Miriam Rivera, Ulu Ventures + Google - Vice President and Assistant General Counsel + Stanford University - Trustee + Reading: The New How: Building Business Solutions Through Collaborative Strategy by Nilofer Merchant and The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right by Atul Gawande + Decision Education Foundation + Leader Lunch: Michelle Obama and Valarie Jarrett + Advice for aspiring leaders: - Not about where you start, it's where you finish. - Learn how to be more effective as a person. Create the possibility within yourself. - Work hard and be willing to reach out and gain support from people who want to help you.
Contact info and close * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podsafe Music from Music Alley * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Lady in Spain by Ingrid Michaelson
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Peter interviews Bill Capodagli, coauthor of Innovate the Pixar Way: Business Lessons from the World's Most Creative Corporate Playground.
Principal of Capodagli Jackson Consulting
Previous book: The Disney Way, Revised Edition: Harnessing the Management Secrets of Disney in Your Company
Earlier today I learned that my friend Carl passed away suddenly last evening. Carl was not a "leader" in the way we too often visualize the term in people like President Barack Obama or GE CEO Jeff Immelt or the Dali Lama to name a few. But Carl always "exercised leadership" at work and in the community and he will be sorely missed by all.
In his honor, I decided to replay part one of Kansas Leadership Center CEO Ed O'Malley's interview. Ed talks alot about "exercising leadership" and the importance of making things happen and getting things done. Carl was a guy who always got things done.
Ed O'Malley's original interview can be listened to on episodes 22 (Part 1) and 23 (Part 2).
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Lead the Way by Common Ground
This week Pam and Peter talk about the CBS primetime show, Undercover Boss. Also, 2010 Leadership trends, Pam's Research Report of the Week and some great podsafe music.
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News Leadership Trends for 2010 - BusinessWeek (Feb 16, 2010) part of special section - Best Companies for Leadership: The Top 20
- Best Companies for Leadership survey, conducted by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.com and Hay Group
- Two results from this year's Best Companies for Leadership survey stood out:
- Top 20 companies this year are significantly more likely to be primarily focused on "positioning for the future"than other companies.
- Shift in what the top companies value in leaders:
- 2009 - execution;
- 2010 - strategic thinking
- Top 20 companies this year are more likely than other companies to find value in being inclusive, socially responsible, and globally aware in their outlook.
- Expanding roles for women
- 2010 make up more than 50% of the workforce
- Women need to be represented at the highest levels of the decision-making process, not only because it is equitable, but also because it's important to gain women's insights in developing and marketing products and services, and it's important to attract and retain talented women.
- Social responsibility
- Most companies are highly committed to developing leaders from within their ranks—perhaps a reflection of hard-won experience from past downturns.
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Goals Gone Wild: The Systematic Side Effects of Over-Prescribing Goal Setting (PDF) (HBS - Working Paper 2009) by Lisa D. Ordóñez, Eller College of Management, University of Arizona; Maurice E. Schweitzer, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; Adam D. Galinsky, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University and Max H. Bazerman, Harvard Business School, Harvard University
Tom Peters - Milestones Matter video
Weekly Leader * Discussion about CBS' Undercover Boss * Reviews: + Dan McCarthy's Great Leadership - Leadership "Lessons" from Undercover Boss: Episode 1 (Waste Management) - Leadership "Lessons" from Undercover Boss: Episode 2 (Hooters) + Wally Bock's Three Star Leadership - Undercover Boss: A Repellent Piece of Trash
Contact info and close * Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podsafe Music from Music Alley * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Great Life by Goat
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This week Pam speaks with Noah Alper about life, leadership and bagels. Due to heavy snow, schedule conflicts and a fascinating guest, we focused on featuring on our Weekly Leader.
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- Noah Alper, author of Business Mensch: Timeless Wisdom for Today's Entrepreneur and founder of Noah's Bagels and Bread & Circus (now WholeFoods)
- Noah Alper Consulting and Business Mensch websites
- Leader Lunch: David Ben-Gurion
- Currently reading: Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle
- Advice for aspiring leaders: Do research, build a strong team and follow your gut.
Contact Info * send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net + Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello, @MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podcasfe Music * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * My Funny Valentine by Debbie Cunningham (via Ariel Publicity)
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This week Peter speaks with Charlie Coiro, Assistant Branch Chief, US coast Leadership Development Center, Leadership in the News, Social Media Minute/Website of the Week, Research Report of the Week and podsafe music.
Leadership in the News * President Obama's State of the Union address * World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland * Military "don't ask, don't tell" policy * Rosetta Thurman's blog - 28 Days of Black Nonprofit Leaders
Social Media Minute / Website of the Week * Change This
Research Report of the Week * Take a break to improve memory (via Futurity.org - January 28, 2010)
Weekly Leader * Charlie Coiro, Assistant Branch Chief, US Coast Guard Leadership Development Center * USCG's 28 Core Competencies * Currently reading: Primal Leadership: Learning to Lead with Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee * Leader Lunch: President Jimmy Carter and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat * Advice to aspiring leaders: Reflection
Contact info * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello, @MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger and @GuyBBY * Email: podcast@weeklyleader.net
Podsafe Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * For What It's Worthby Buffalo Springfield from the Monterrey Intl. Pop Festival
This week Pam interviews Rob Hurlbut, CEO of Attune Foods. Pam and Peter discuss the new GM CEO, the upcoming State of the Union and Apple announcement, some recent changes to the website, Pam's Research Report of the Week and more great podsafe music.
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Leadership in the News * GM Chairman Ed Whitacre drops interim title; becomes permanent CEO * President Barack Obama + State of the Union Address + Freeze of government discretionary spending and official salaries * Major Apple announcement - iPad + The iState of the Union: Steve Jobs delivers the annual presidential address. (Slate Magazine) * Leadership Lessons from Tara VanDerveer | STANFORD Magazine: January/February 2010 * Website + Mobile edition: http://m.weeklyleader.net + Blogrolls: - Leadership bloggers - Magazines with leadership/management sections * Special Wall Street Journal Offer: Get the Print or Online editions of The Wall Street Journal and receive a special free week offer!!!
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Global get-together: It's time to talk - Duke University via Futurity.org + Jonathon Cummings, associate professor of management and director of the Center for IT & Media in Duke’s Fuqua School of Business, developed these recommendations based on a multi-year study of 108 project teams at Intel. Along with J. Alberto Espinosa of American University and Cynthia Pickering of Intel.
Weekly Leader * Rob Hurlbut, CEO, Attune Foods + Attune Foods on Facebook + Twitter: + Currently reading: Christine Falls: A Novel by Benjamin Black + Leader Lunch: John Adams + Advice for aspiring leaders: Humility
Contact Info * send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net * Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello, @MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger
Podsafe Music from Music Alley * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Ed Money cover of Two Tickets to Paradise by Geoff Farina * Spice Girls Cover of Viva Forever by Jim O'Rourke
This week Pam and Peter discuss leadership and change with respect to the election of Massachusetts Republican Senator Scott Brown filling the seat that Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy held for 47 years. Peter speaks with Dr. Ed Brenegar about Western North Carolina's Lessons in Leadership. Plus Evernote and some great podsafe music. Leadership in the News Weekly Leader - Leadership via Sunday New York Times (January 17, 2010) Structure? The Flatter, the Better - Cristóbal Conde of SunGard says that recognition from one’s peers is a great motivator for employees, though it “is broadly unused in modern management.” (Business – Corner Office) Scott Brown elected to US Senate in a special election filling seat held by Senator Ted Kennedy for 47 years. Leading or following change? Cosmopolitan magazine June 1982 The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c Mass Backwards www.thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Health Care Crisis Weekly Leader recognized by PostRank as Mover & Shaker and #5 in Leadership category Shout out to Daren Lewis Twitter id: @VeryUseful "Weekly reminder to focus on leading in action instead of reaction." Listen to Daren and other US Coast Guard leaders during a roundtable discussion on Weekly Leader Podcast Episode 27 New Weekly Leader contributor - Matt Howard Website of the Week/Social Media Minute Evernote "Remember everything" - Fantastic cross platform note-taking tool Pam's Research Report of the Week Accept Defeat: The Neuroscience of Screwing Up Wired Magazine (Dec 21. 2009) Weekly Leader Discussion with Dr. Ed Brenegar about Western North Carolina's Lessons in Leadership Podsafe Music from Music Alley Trance Sends by Trance Blackman Big Head Todd and the Monsters Ever Since Ya Pulled Me Under Fortune Teller
This week Peter interviews Mark Smith, CEO of ipadio. Also entrepreneur research, Wall Street Journal podcasts and podsafe music.
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Leadership in the News sponsored by The Wall Street Journal * Wall Street Bonus Backlash * Bank Brace for Bailout Fees
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Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Wall Street Journal Podcasts
Pam's Research Report of the Week
* Peers Influence Decision to Become an Entrepreneur (Stanford GSB News) - Ramana Nada, Harvard Business School and Jesper B. Sørensen Walter Kenneth Kilpatrick Professor of Organizational Behavior
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Weekly Leader * Mark Smith, ceo of ipadio + Reading: Frankie Boyle autobiography + Leader Lunch: Boudica + Twitter: @ipadio
Podsafe Music from Music Alley * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Mark Smith interview: Don't Stop Believing (Journey) covered by Petra Haden * Hey ya! (Outkast) covered by Lorene Drive
This week Pam Fox Rollins interview Nilofer Merchant, CEO of Rubicom Consulting about her new book The New How. Also, Pam's Research Report of the Week, Harvard Business School's Working Knowledge and more great podsafe music.
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Social Media Minute/Website of the Week * Harvard Business School's Working Knowledge, A First Look at Faculty Research weekly newsletter
Pam's Research Report of the Week * McKinsey Quarterly: Motivating people: Getting beyond money (November 2009) * What's a Bailed Out Banker Really Worth by Steven Brill - New York Times Sunday Magazine cover story January 3, 2010
Weekly Leader * Nilofer Merchant, CEO of Rubicon Consulting and author of The New How: Building Business Solutions Through Collaborative Strategy + Twitter: @nilofer + Blog: Nilofer's Posterous + Currently reading: The Happiness Project: Or, Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean My Closets, Fight Right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun by Gretchen Rubin + Leader Lunch: Jim Collins
Contact Info * send comments to podcast @weeklyleader.net + Audio comments are welcome and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of up to 5 mb * Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @EdBrenegar, @MVittone, @GuyBBY
Music * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Ingrid Michaelson - Be Ok and The Way I Am (Recorded Live On Wers)
This special holiday week, Pam interviews three special leaders participating in the Global Women's Leadership event in Santa Clara, CA.
This week Dr. Ed Brenegar interview author Daniel Pink about his new book Drive. Also, Pam's research on happiness and leadership, 37 Signals Podcast and more great podsafe music.
Leadership in the News * Goldman Sachs Reviews and Revises Executive Compensation
Social Media Minute * 37 Signals Podcast * Daniel Pink's TED Talk on Motivation
Pam's Research Report of the Week * The Shifting Meaning of Happiness (PDF) by Cassie Mogilner, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, andSep Kamvar and Jennifer Aacker, Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Weekly Leader * Daniel Pink, author + Books - Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us (2009) - The Adventures of Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Guide You'll Ever Need (2008) - A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future (2006) - Free Agent Nation: The Future of Working for Yourself (2002) + Website / Twitter + Deloitte Shift Index: Advances in Labor Productivity Fail to Drive Profit
Close * Western North Carolina - Lessons in Leadership January 21, 2010 with Dr. Ed Brenegar * Woman Global Leaders Network (Pam Fox Rollin)
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Music * Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Work by Naughty Jack * Drive by Rotoscope
Leadership in the News * How the Mighty Fall - From Eliot Spitzer to Tiger Woods, leaders falling to temptation. * AIG pay issues are back again - Fresh Pay Skirmish Erupts at AIG (WSJ subscriber content) * Most Americans feel that President Obama doesn't deserve the Nobel Peace Prize (Voice of America article)
Social Media Minute * Washington Post's On Leadership section + Ed O'Malley panelist (Weekly Leader 22 and 23) * December 2009 Leadership Development Carnival at Inflexion Point Blog
Research Report of the Week * Center for Creative Leadership whitepaper: The Leadership Skills Gap: What you need and don't have when it comes to leadership talent (PDF) by Jean B. Leslie, June 2009
Contact Info: * Email: podcast@weeklyleader.net + submit an audio comment by recording and attaching an MP3 file of 5mb or less * Twitter: + Pam - @PamFR + Peter - @PeterMello + Mario Vittone - @MVittone + Dr. Ed Brenegar - @EdBrenegar + Guy Mitrano - @GuyBBY
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * The Future of Life by Jake Niemi
This week Peter speaks with Weekly Leader colleague Dr. Ed Brenegar and young entrepreneur Guy Mitrano, ceo of Burlington Boat Yard about the importance of leaders reviewing the past year and goal setting the next.
Social Media Minute * By Guy Mitrano - HarvardBusiness.org Voices and YoungEntrepreneur.com + Kidpreneurs: Young Entrepreneurs With Big Ideas! (website)
A Leadership Review and Planning Framework * Four Questions Every Leader Must Ask
Contact Info * Special guest co-host: Guy Mitrano, ceo of Burlington Boat Yard LLC + Twitter: @GuyBBY + LinkedIn profile * Guest co-host and Weekly Leader contributor: Dr. Ed Brenegar + Twitter: @EdBrenengar + Leading Questions blog + Weekly Leader columns: - Leadership Q+A - Work, Life, Lead. * Co-hosts + Pam Fox Rollin, Founder of IdeaShape - Twitter: @PamFR + Peter A. Mello, Founder/Editor of Weekly Leader - Twitter: @PeterMello * Leave a comment on Weekly Leader * email podcast@weeklyleader.net – + send an audio comment via an MP3 file of 5 mb or less
Podsafe Music (MusicAlley) 1. Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman 2. Anywhere Under the Moon by Dala (via Ariel Publicity)
Pam Interviews Amari Romero-Thomas, SVP, United Way of Silicon Valley, Social Media Minutes covers strategy+business 2009 Best Leadership Books by Charles Handy, Research Report of the Week is Blame Contagion and some great podsafe music
Social Media Minute * strategy+business: Best Business Books 2009 - Leadership Books by Charles Handy + Kenneth Hopper and William Hopper, The Puritan Gift: Reclaiming the American Dream amidst Global Financial Chaos (revised ed., I.B. Tauris, 2009) Warren Bennis, Daniel Goleman, and James O’Toole, with Patricia Ward Biederman - Transparency: How Leaders Create a Culture of Candor (Jossey-Bass, 2008) Edgar H. Schein Helping: How to Offer, Give, and Receive Help (Berrett-Koehler, 2009) Alan Deutschman, Walk the Walk: The #1 Rule for Real Leaders (Portfolio, 2009) C. Julia Huang, Charisma and Compassion: Cheng Yen and the Buddhist Tzu Chi Movement (Harvard University Press, 2009) + Kenneth Hopper and William Hopper, The Puritan Gift: Reclaiming the American Dream amidst Global Financial Chaos (revised ed., I.B. Tauris, 2009) + Warren Bennis, Daniel Goleman, and James O’Toole, with Patricia Ward Biederman - Transparency: How Leaders Create a Culture of Candor (Jossey-Bass, 2008) + Edgar H. Schein Helping: How to Offer, Give, and Receive Help (Berrett-Koehler, 2009) + Alan Deutschman, Walk the Walk: The #1 Rule for Real Leaders (Portfolio, 2009) + C. Julia Huang, Charisma and Compassion: Cheng Yen and the Buddhist Tzu Chi Movement (Harvard University Press, 2009)
Pam's Research Report of the Week * Blame contagion: The automatic transmission of self-serving attributions (PDF) Nathanael J. Fast, Assistant Professor of Management and Organization, Department of Management and Organization,Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California and Larissa Z. Tiedens, Jonathan B. Lovelace Professor of Organizational Behavior, Department of Organizational Behavior, Stanford Graduate School of Business published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology via Futurity on Twitter.
Weekly Leader * Amari Romero-Thomas, Senior Vice President of United Way of Silicon Valley * Leader Lunch - President Barack Obama
Say Thanks Everyday with Dr. Ed Brenegar * Say Thanks Everyday Online Community * Leading Questions Blog * Weekly Leader columns + Leadership Q + A + Work, Life, Lead
Podsafe Music * Podcast Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Amari Romero-Thomas interview: Heart of Everyone by Bella Ruse * Dr. Ed Brenegar discussion: Thanks by The Almighty Whispers (iTunes link) * Close: So, Thanks by Tom Smith
This week I went to Virginia Beach, VA to participate in the first annual United States Coast Guard PodCamp and recorded a roundtable discussion about social media and leadership in the Coast Guard. Roundtable participants: Mario Vittone, Daren Lewis, Katie Hood, Steve Flowers, Peter Stinson, Dan Taylor, Ben Strong Katie Hood's post on Leadership Lessons via Ashton Kutcher on Twitter My Podcasting Fundamentals presentation on SlideShare
This week Peter interviews Gary B. Cohen, founder of CO2 Partners and author of Just Ask Leadership podcast and Pam’s Research Report of the Week focuses on engaging men in gender initiatives. iTunes U and great podsafe music by George Thorogood and the Destroyers and Matthew Ebel, too.
Website of the Week* iTunes U (link to iTunes) * WeeklyLeader Twitter Lists + Weekly Leader Team + Weekly Leader Guests
Research Report of the Week* Engaging Men in Gender Initiatives: What Change Agents Need to Know (Report PDF) Catalyst
Weekly Leader Gary B. Cohen, founder of CO2 Partners and author of Just Ask Leadership: Why Great Managers Always Ask the Right Questions + CO2 Partners - Just Ask Leadership blog + Twitter: @garybcohen + Reading - Immunity to Change: How to Overcome It and Unlock the Potential in Yourself and Your Organization (Leadership for the Common Good) by Robert Kegan and Lisa Laskow Lahey + Pam’s book recommendation: How the Way We Talk Can Change the Way We Work: Seven Languages for Transformation* by Robert Kegan and Lisa Laskow Lahey
Music* Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * George Thorogood and the Destroyers - I Didn't Know * Matthew Ebel - A Cautionary Tale
This week Peter interviews Mitch Joel, president of Twist Image, a digital marketing agency and creator of Six Pixels of Separation book, blog and podcast. Pam's Research Report of the Week focuses on keeping star employees plus the November 2009 Leadership Development Carnival, Twitter lists and Podsafe music by David Usher, too.
Website of the Week * Dan McCarthy's November 2009 Leadership Development Carnival * @WeeklyLeader Twitter Lists + Weekly Leader Team + Weekly Leader Guests
Research Report of the Week * What it takes to make a star hire pay off? MIT Sloan Review Oct 30, 2009 + The Matthew Effect, Halo Effect Pygmalian Effect
Weekly Leader * Mitch Joel, President, Twist Image and creator of Six Pixels of Separation (book, blog, podcast) + Twitter @mitchjoel + Facebook - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society + Reading - Web Analytics 2.0: The Art of Online Accountability and Science of Customer Centricity by Avinash Kaushik - The Age of Persuasion: How Marketing Ate Our Culture by Terry O'Reilly - Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust by Chris Brogan and Julian Smith - Connected by - Crush It!: Why NOW Is the Time to Cash In on Your Passion by Gary Vaynerchuk/li> + Leader Lunch - Charlie Rose - Howard Stern + Pam's martial arts leadership book recommendations: - The Leadership Dojo: Build Your Foundation as an Exemplary Leader by Richard Strozzi-Heckler - The Randori Principles : The Path of Effortless Leadership by David H. Baum
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- David Usher - Ugly Is Beautiful and Kill The Lights
This week Pam interviews Bruce McNamer, CEO of TechnoServe. Also, a follow up conversation on the Weekly Leader Podcast Special Edition Leadership Lessons from a Modern Day Mutiny and some great podsafe music by Angelique Kidjo.
Leadership News * Weekly Leader Special Edition: Leadership Lessons from a Modern Day Mutiny * Murderboarding presentation by Nilofer Merchant, CEO & Chief Strategist, Rubicon Consulting and author of The New How: Building Business Solutions Through Collaborative Strategy
Weekly Leader * Bruce McNamer, President and CEO, Technoserve + Leader Lunch: President Abraham Lincoln
Close and Contact Info * Leave a comment on Weekly Leader * email podcast@weeklyleader.net – record an audio comment and save it to an MP3 file of 5 mb or less * Twitter – @weeklyleader, @pamfr, @petermello, @mvittone and @edbrenegar
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Angelique Kidjo: Salala with Peter Gabriel and Gimme Shelter with Joss Stone
This special joint edition of the Weekly Leader and Messing About In Ships podcasts tells an incredible story about claims of a modern day mutiny on a ship in the Western Pacific Ocean.
NPR's Scott Simon - A Salute to Captains of Integrity (April 18, 2009)
Music
- Intro Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- Mutiny by Ben Base
This week we have the 2nd part of Peter's interview of Ed O’Malley, CEO of Kansas Leadership Center, our website of the week is actually an O'Reilly webinar on Murderboarding, Pam's research report is about the difference between urgency and importance in leadership communications and some great podsafe music by Howard Jones.
Leadership News * How fast and far leaders can fall + Galleon insider trading scandal - top IBM executive/ceo condidate and McKinsey star implicated. - Moffat Viewed as 'Classic IBM Executive' (WSJ 10/19/09) - McKinsey Star Snared in Galleon Trading Case (WSJ 10/20/09) + Bernard Kerik Is Sent to Jail (NY Times 10/20/09)
WL Website of the Week * O'Reilly Webcast: MurderBoarding: It's not about the ideas you keep, but the ones you kill + Thursday, October 22, 2009 - 10am PT, San Francisco | 6pm - London | 1pm - New York | Fri, Oct 23th at 3am - Sydney | Fri, Oct 23th at 2am - Tokyo | Fri, Oct 23th at 1am - Beijing | 10:30pm - Mumbai + Presenter: Nilofer Merchant
Pam’s Research Finding of the Week * Crossed Wires: Flaws In Airline Repairs Abroad by Daniel Zwerdling for NPR (Oct. 20, 2009) * How Smart Leaders Talk About Time by Luca Baiguini for Harvard Business blogs (Oct. 12, 2009) * Beware the Siren's Song - Maintain self-control by avoiding temptation based on the Research of Loran Nordgren, Joop van der Pligt And Frenk van Harreveld - Kellog Insight Focus on Research
Weekly Leader * Ed O’Malley, CEO, Kansas Leadership Center + Twitter @eomalley and @theklc + Kansas Leadership Center on Facebook + KLS Facilitator Field Guide (PDF) + Reading: - The Lawmakers - The Age of the Unthinkable: Why the New World Disorder Constantly Surprises Us And What We Can Do About It by Joshua Cooper Ramo - The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable by Patrick Lencioni + Leader Lunch: - President Lyndon B. Johnson - President Theodore Roosevelt - civil rights activists
Close and Contact Info * Leave a comment on Weekly Leader * email podcast@weeklyleader.net – record an audio comment and save it to an MP3 file of 5 mb or less * Twitter – @weeklyleader, @pamfr, @petermello, @mvittone and @edbrenegar
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Howard Jones: Building Our Own Future and Revolution of the Heart
This week Peter interviews Ed O’Malley, CEO of Kansas Leadership Center, our website of the week is Bridgestar.org and our research report is about The Nonprofit Starvation Cycle.
Leadership News * Obama and the Nobel Peace Prize + “Obama and the Peace Prize: “A” for Attitude” by Michael Watkins, Harvard Business.org Voices (10/9/09)
WL Website of the Week * Bridgestar, a Bridgespan Group initiative (Great nonprofit resource)
Pam’s Research Finding of the Week * The Nonprofit Starvation Cycle by Ann Goggins Gregory, director of knowledge management, Bridgespan Group and Don Howard, partner, Bridgespan Group – Stanford Social Innovation Review Fall 2009
Weekly Leader * Ed O’Malley, CEO, Kansas Leadership Center + Twitter @edomalley and @theklc + Kansas Leadership Center on Facebook + KLS Facilitator Field Guide (PDF)
Close and Contact Info * Leave a comment on Weekly Leader * email podcast@weeklyleader.net – record an audio comment and save it to an MP3 file of 5 mb or less * Twitter – @weeklyleader, @pamfr, @petermello, @mvittone and @edbrenegar
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Lead the Way by Common Ground * Impossible Dream by Adrina Thorpe
Welcome/Intros * Twitter shout outs from @TerribleTed66 and Becky Robinson of @LeaderTalk
Leadership News * Obama and the Olympic Failure
WL Website of the Week * 1-800-CEO-READ blog / website / In Bubble Wrap
Pam's Research Finding of the Week * Multiple Team Membership: A Theoretical Model of its Effects on Productivity and Learning for Individuals, Teams, and Organizations by Michael Boyer O'Leary, Boston College, Carroll School of Management, Department of Organization Studies; Mark Mortensen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Sloan School of Management and Anita Williams Woolley, Carnegie Mellon University
Weekly Leader * Fran Maier, CEO, Truste.com + cofounder/general manager of Match.com + Twitter: @FranMaier and @Truste + Truste on Facebook * Reading: A Thread of Grace by Maria Doria Russell and Nudge by Richard Thaler * Leader Lunch: Abraham Lincoln (Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin)
Close and Contact Info * Leave a comment on Weekly Leader * email podcast@weeklyleader.net – record an audio comment and save it to an MP3 file of 5 mb or less * Twitter – @weeklyleader, @pamfr and @petermello
Music * Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman * Who to Trust by Samantha Farrell * Keep Moving by Samantha Farrell
Weekly Leader team member and US Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Mario Vittone delivered the closing keynote at the 2009 USCG Human Performance Technology Workshop in Williamsburg, VA, September 23 - 25, 2009.
2009 United States Coast Guard Human Performance Technology Workshop website, agenda (PDF), on Twitter and Facebook.
Welcome/Thanks
- Thanks to "OChaname" and "Terrible Ted666" for the iTunes reviews and to everyone for 8 iTunes ratings (all 5 stars) and 4 reviews (all 5 stars)
- Dinner with listener @JohnVaughn on Twitter
- Run New England video blog
Leadership news
- Obama's Leadership qualities stand out to Americans (Gallup Sept 21, 2009)
Weekly Leader Website of the Week
- Mountain State University - The School of Leadership and Professional Development - LeaderTalk
- On Facebook and Twitter
- Whitepaper - Twitter for Beginners (PDF)
Pam's Research Finding of the Week
- Cascading Gender Biases, Compounding Effects: An Assessment of Talent Management Systems (Catalyst Feb. 2009)
Weekly Leader
- Trey Gowdy, South Carolina District Attorney and candidate for US Congress (Part 2)
- Liberty Fellowship / Aspen Institute
- Social media
- Slate.com - Diary (February 2001)
- Reading
- Gates of Fire: An Epic Novel of the Battle of Thermopylae by Steven Pressfield
- Slow Way Home by Michael Morris
- The Bite of the Mango by Mariatu Kamara
- Leader Lunch - Bono and Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- Advice for leaders
- What do you want your legacy to be?
- Never miss an opportunity to bring somebody else with you. Help others.
- Leading the world a little better than you found it.
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Podsafe Music (MusicAlley)
- Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- Peace Wins the Election by Maria Danes
- The Presidents by Jonathan Coulton
Peter interview South Carolina District Attorney and candidate for US Congress. Pam's Research Report of the Week, “Who’s with Me? False Consensus, Advice Networks, and Ethical Decision Making in Organizations” which comes to us from our Website of the Week, MIT Sloan Management Review. Some great podsafe music too!
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Leadership news
- Center for Creative Leadership free teleseminar - Transforming Your Organization: The KONE Story (Oct. 1 @ 1 PM EDT)
- Obama's address to students brouhaha (video)
- Examining the healthcare debate through a leadership lens
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Weekly Leader Website of the Week
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MIT Sloan Management Review
- Emphasis on innovation, sustainability and design.
- WSJ / MIT Sloan Mgt Review special section
- On Twitter - http://twitter.com/mitsmr
- MBA student podcast (iTunes)
- Pam Research Finding of the Week (7m)
- “Who’s with Me? False Consensus, Advice Networks, and Ethical Decision Making in Organizations” by Francis J. Flynn, an associate professor of organizational behavior at the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, and Scott S. Wiltermuth, a Ph.D. student in organizational behavior.
- How Executives can make bad decisions (MIT Sloan Management Review July 1, 2009)
- Weekly Leader interview -
- Trey Gowdy - South Carolina District Attorney and candidate for US Congress
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Intro - Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- Music intro for Weekly Leader interview - Law and Order by Silent Service
- Close - Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings - How long do I have to wait for you?
Mary Michaela Weber of Voice Empowerment shares some exercises to help you prepare for successful public speaking.
Peter and Pam discuss Senator Ted Kennedy's leadership legacy and the Stanford University Media Multitasking Research Project. Also, the Weekly Leader Blog of the Week is Leadership as a Field of Study.
Leadership in the News Senator Ted Kennedy's Leadership Legacy
Harvard Business Blogs * + Ted Kennedy, Low Potential Leader by Sarah Greene (Aug. 28, 2009) + Ted Kennedy's Leadership Lessons by Rosabeth Moss Kantor (Aug. 28, 2009)
Weekly Leader Blog of the Week * Leadership as a Field of Study by Lindsey McDougle
Lead Stories * Stanford University's Media Multitasking Study + Media multitaskers pay mental price, Stanford study shows - Stanford University News (August 24, 2009) + The War On Flow, 2009: Why Studies About Multitasking Are Missing The Point - Stowe Boyd's /Message (August 30, 2009) * Say Thanks Every Day + Expressing Gratitude in a Social Media World Weekly Leader (August 25, 2009) + Say Thanks Every Day - Celebrating the Transformational Power of Gratitude (social network)
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Weekly Leader Team:
- Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR)
- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music
Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
Working All the Time by The Pimps of Joytime
Peter and Dr. Ed Brenegar’s discuss President Obama's summer vacation and the need for leaders to take time off as well as Ed's Say T hanks Every Day post. program and social network. Also, the Weekly Leader Blog of the Week is Art Petty's Management Excellence.
Leadership in the News * President Obama's summer vacation and the need for leaders to take time off + Mario Vittone's Weekly Leader post - The Rest is Important
Weekly Leader Blog of the Week * Art Petty's Management Excellence
Lead Stories * Over Led and Under Managed by Henry Mintzberg for BusinessWeek + Managing- Berrett-Koehler Publishers (September 1, 2009) * Say Thanks Every Day + Expressing Gratitude in a Social Media World Weekly Leader (August 25, 2009) + Say Thanks Every Day - Celebrating the Transformational Power of Gratitude (social network)
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- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music
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Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
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Thanks by Almighty Whispers
Part 2 of Peter and Dr. Ed Brenegar’s discussion with Marty Linsky,co-founder of Cambridge Leadership Associates and co-author of The Practice of Adaptive Leadership. Also, the Weekly Leader Blog of the Week is Professor Michael Roberto's Blog.
Leadership in the News * John Mackey, ceo, Whole Foods + CEO Blog post - Healthcare Reform - Full Article (Aug. 14, 2009) + Wall Street Journal - The Whole Foods Alternative to ObamaCare (Aug. 11, 2009)
Weekly Leader Blog of the Week Professor Michael Roberto's Blog Professor Michael Roberto's books:
- Know What You Don't Know: How Great Leaders Prevent Problems Before They Happen,(Wharton School Publishing, 2009)
- Why Great Leaders Don't Take Yes for an Answer: Managing for Conflict and Concensus (2005)
Leading Story Interview with Marty Linsky
- The Practice of Adaptive Leadership: Tools and Tactics for Changing Your Organization and the World by Marty Linsky, Ron Heifetz and Alexander Grashow
- Leadership on the Line: Staying Alive Through the Dangers of Leading by Marty Linsky and Ron Heifetz
- Linsky on Leadership blog
- Cambridge Leadership Associates
- Harvard Kennedy School -The Art and Practice of Leadership Development
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- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music
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Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
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The Line by Spy for Hire (via Ariel Publicity)
Mary Michaela Weber of Voice Empowerment shares some ideas about how to make speeches come alive.
Part 1 of Peter and Dr. Ed Brenegar's discussion with Marty Linsky,co-founder of Cambridge Leadership Associates and co-author of The Practice of Adaptive Leadership.
Weekly Leader Blog of the Week Steve Roesler's All Things Workplace (2009 Best of Leadership Blogs Winner from Kevin Eikenberry's Remarkable Learning blog)
Lead Story Interview with Marty Linsky
- The Practice of Adaptive Leadership: Tools and Tactics for Changing Your Organization and the World by Marty Linsky, Ron Heifetz and Alexander Grashow
- Leadership on the Line: Staying Alive Through the Dangers of Leading by Marty Linsky and Ron Heifetz
- Cambridge Leadership Associates
- Harvard Kennedy School -The Art and Practice of Leadership Development
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- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network - Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- Wicked Game by Ruby James
This midsummer episode is a best of Weekly Leader. Here are clips from each of our four Weekly Leaders from our first 12 episodes. If you have never listened to the podcast, this is a great place to start. After this taste, we hope that you become a regular listener and subscriber.
Lead Stories * Weekly Leaders + Peter Aceto, CEO of ING Direct Canada (Twitter: @CEO_INGDIRECT) on a significant event in his leadership career. (Episodes 1 and 2) + Seth Goldman, CoFounder, President & TEO of Honest Tea on bringing a fresh perspective to leadership. (Episode 4) + Admiral Thad Allen, 23rd Commandant of the United States Coast Guard (Twitter: @iCommandantUSCG) on the Coast Guard's adoption of social media and his leadership legacy (Episode 5) + Jay Rogers, CEO of Local Motors (Twitter: @johnbrogers) on his most effective social media tool as a leader. (Episodes 9 and 10) + Bonus: Peter Aceto on the potential impact of the global financial crisis on social media.
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- Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR)
- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network
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Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
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Sometimes by Seabird
USCG Chief Warrant Officer Mario Vittone fills in for Pam Fox Rollin. Is there a difference between quitting and failing?
Lead Stories * Weekly Leader Blog of the Week + Great Leadership by Dan McCarthy - July 5th Leadership Development Carnival
- Leadership Blog Contest at Remarkable Learning blog
- Quick Review - Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior by Ori and Ram Brafman
Contact Info web
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Weekly Leader Team:
- Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR)
- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network - Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- All That I Know by Collective Soul
Pam's research report of the week: Illusory control and power. Changing organizational culture through storytelling. Mary Michaela Weber's premiere Voice Empowerment segment. Upcoming changes in the Weekly Leader podcast and blog.
Leadership Research * Illusory Control: A Generative Force Behind Power's Far-Reaching Effects (PDF) by Nathanael J. Fast; Deborah H. Gruenfeld; Niro Sivanathan; Adam D. Galinsky - Stanford Graduate Business School
Lead Story * A Good Way to Change a Corporate Culture by Peter Bregman, CEO/founder, Bregman Partners on his Harvard Business blog, How We Work - June 25, 2009
Voice Empowerment * Mary Michaela Weber, founder of Voice Empowerment
Contact Info web
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Google Voice widget in sidebar for audio comments
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Weekly Leader Team:
- Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR)
- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network - Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman - In & Out for Voice Empowerment Segment - Voices by Oleg Galkin - Liberty Jones by The Shakes
Part 2 of Local Motors CEO Jay Rogers interview who shares his thoughts on using social media to lead and build a company as well as how he find work / life balance. Also, Pam and Peter discuss Pam's Fathers' Day post and the importance of formative leadership influences.
Stories Leadership in the News * Neda's Martyrdom and the Pitfalls of Obama's Chronic Pragmatism by Peter Daou, Huffington Post - June 22, 2009 * Missing Governor Was in Argentina - Wall Street Journal - June 24, 2009 * Leadership lessons from my Dad - Pam Fox Rollin - Weekly Leader - June 22, 2009 + The Tabor Boy Project and Sea Education Association (college accredited and high school science and experiential education programs)
Weekly Leader * Jay Rogers, President, CEO and Co-founder of Local Motors + Local Motors social media initiatives - Blogs * LM: Vision + Yesterday was a day in the trenches June 16, 2009 * LM: Life * LM: Engineering - Twitter * @LocalMotors * @johnbrogers (Jay Rogers, CEO) * @imstarboard (Tim Thomas, CIO) * @LM_Ari (Ariel Ferreira, PR Manager and Community Evangelist) * @jdomolky (John Domolky, Interim Sales Director) - Facebook - YouTube - Flickr + Reading: - Crowdsourcing: Why the Power of the Crowd Is Driving the Future of Business
by Jeff Howe
- Also recommends:
* Touching the Void: The True Story of One Man's Miraculous Survival by Joe Simpson
* Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
+ Leader Lunch: Henry Ford, Ransome E. Olds and Alfred P. Sloan
Contact Info web
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Weekly Leader Team:
- Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR)
- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network
- Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- In & Out for Jay Rogers' interview - Autobahn by Guardian Mind Mix
- She's Mine by Brett Dennen
Part 1 of Local Motors CEO Jay Rogers sharing his thoughts on leadership with Peter. Also, Pam follows up with advice on leadership blindspots.
Stories Advice on Leadership Blindspots * How to identify * How to manage
Weekly Leader * Jay Rogers, CEO of Local Motors
Contact Info email * podcast@weeklyleader.net – attach an audio comment of 5 MB of less
Weekly Leader website: http://weeklyleader.netWeekly Leader Team: * Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR) * Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela) * Mario Vittone(@mvittone) * Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis) * Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar) * Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music * Podsafe Music Network + Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman + Girls Like Fast Cars Too by Trinity Lane
In Weekly Leader podcast episode 8, Pam and Peter talk about adaptive leadership, blindspots and Jim Collins’ How the Mighty Fall.
Stories Global Woman’s Leadership Network – Whole Woman, Whole Leader, Whole World * Twitter id: @globalwomlead * Women Leaders for the World, December 6-11, 2009
President Obama and Adaptive Leadership in the Sunday New York Times (June 7, 2009) * Magazine – Taking the Hill - Facing a fight on health care — and trying to avoid the mistakes of the past — President Obama’s team is working Congress from the inside. By MATT BAI
- Hugging Republicans Until It Hurts -The Obama administration says it is assembling a coalition government that welcomes qualified members of the opposition. It gives the White House a claim to bipartisanship despite continuing clashes with Republican Congressional leaders. But the political benefits are an equally strong incentive. Remaining Republican colleagues become discouraged and feel further isolated in the minority. By CARL HULSE
- The Practice of Adaptive Leadership by Ron Heifetz and Marty Linsky
Leadership Blindspots and Jim Collins’ How The Mighty Fall: And Why Some Companies Never Give In * Johari Window
- Jim Collins’s How the Mighty Fall
- BusinessWeek Cover Story podcast with John Byrne and Jim Collins
- BusinessWeek article How the Mighty Fall May 14, 2009 (+video)
- Linda Baron’s model
- Sharon Richmond’s Introduction to Type and Leadership
Contact Info email podcast@weeklyleader.net – attach an audio file of 5 MB of less and we’ll integrate it into the podcast
Weekly Leader Team:
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- Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR)
- Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela)
- Mario Vittone(@mvittone)
- Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis)
- Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar)
- Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music * Podsafe Music Network + Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman + Sometimes by Seabird
Stories Global Woman’s Leadership Network – Whole Woman, Whole Leader, Whole Word Twitter id: @globalwomlead Women Leaders for the World, December 6-11, 2009 President Obama and Adaptive Leadership in the Sunday New York Times (June 7, 2009) Magazine – Taking the Hill - Facing a fight on health care — and trying to avoid the mistakes of the past — President Obama’s team is working Congress from the inside. By MATT BAI
Hugging Republicans Until It Hurts -The Obama administration says it is assembling a coalition government that welcomes qualified members of the opposition. It gives the White House a claim to bipartisanship despite continuing clashes with Republican Congressional leaders. But the political benefits are an equally strong incentive. Remaining Republican colleagues become discouraged and feel further isolated in the minority. By CARL HULSE
The Practice of Adaptive Leadership by Ron Heifetz and Marty Linsky
Leadership Blindspots and Jim Collins’ How The Mighty Fall: And Why Some Companies Never Give In Johari Window
Jim Collins’s How the Mighty Fall BusinessWeek Cover Story podcast with John Byrne and Jim Collins BusinessWeek article How the Mighty Fall May 14, 2009 (+video) Linda Baron’s model Sharon Richmond’s Introduction to Type and Leadership
Contact Info email podcast@weeklyleader.net – attach an audio file of 5 MB of less and we’ll integrate it into the podcast
Weekly Leader Team:
Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR) Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela) Mario Vittone(@mvittone) Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis) Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar) Peter A. Mello (@petermello) Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network
Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
Sometimes by Seabird
Pam and Peter talk about The MBA Oath, ethics and the New York Times missing the lead on Watergate story.
The Stories The MBA Oath - “Responsible value creation” A Promise to Be Ethical in an Era of Immorality - NY Times May 29, 2009 New Weekly Leader Team Member Dr. Ed Brenegar of the Leading Questions blog and founder of Say Thanks Every Day Community
Contact Info email podcast@weeklyleader.net – attach an audio file of 5 MB of less and we’ll integrate it into the podcast
Twitter: Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR); Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela); Mario Vittone(@mvittone) Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis); Dr. Ed Brenegar ( @edbrenegar); Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Podsafe Music Podsafe Music Network
Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
Duality by The Flavor Foundation (Brenegar interview)
W's Duty by Jonathan Coulton
Pam and Peter talk about some websites, podcasts and tools for exploring leadership on the Internet. Pam’s Resources
Blogs: * Harvard Business Review * Ed Batista * Fast Company * Strategy+Business * McKinsey Quarterly * Knowledge@Wharton * MIT Sloan Review * BusinessWeek * Science Daily Mind&Brain * Ken Blanchard
For nonprofits: * Bridgespan * Stanford Social Innovation Review
For personality type: * Breckenridge Institute * 16types * MBTIblog
Podcasts: * Invisible Hand * Harvard Business IdeaCast (iTunes) * Brain-based coaching & leadership * Manager Tools
Videos: * Stanford GSB
Peter’s Tools and Resources
- Twitter search on “leadership”
- Seesmic Desktop – set up with multiple accounts (@petermello, @weeklyleader and client accounts) and with “leadership” search column
- SmartBrief.com “Leadership”
- Alltop Leadership
- Google alerts on daily summaries for various “leadership” terms
- Google reader – subscriptions to a wide variety of leadership and business blogs
- Engaging Brand podcast
- BusinessWeek Cover Story podcast
Contact Info
- podcast@weeklyleader.net (feel free to attach a MP3 file 5 mb or less)
Weekly Leader Team: Pam Fox Rollin (twitter @PamFR); Mary Michaela Weber (@marymichaela); Mario Vittone; Colin Ude-Lewis (@colinudelewis); Peter A. Mello (@petermello)
Music (from the Podsafe Music Network)
- Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
- The World Come On by The Dandy Warhols
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United States Coast Commandant Admiral Thad Allen is this weeks Weekly Leader. In 2006 Admiral Allen was joined by investor Warren Buffett, NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Proctor & Gamble Chief Executive Officer Arthur Lafley, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and 12 other impressive individuals in being named by US News & World Report as one of America’s Best Leaders. Today Admiral Allen leads nearly 100,000 enlisted, reservist, civilian and auxiliary men and woman who fulfill the Coast Guard’s mission “to protect the public, the environment, and U.S. economic and security interests in any maritime region in which those interests may be at risk, including international waters and America's coasts, ports, and inland waterways.”
Pam’s Pointers - How to Innovate through Fear
Rita Gunther Mcgrath (blog)
Discovery-Driven Growth: A Breakthrough Process to Reduce Risk and Seize Opportunity
Invisible Hand podcast – April 11, 2009
Leaders should avoid:
- Confirmation bias
- Reward for appearing certain
- Rate of failure concern
Weekly Leader- Admiral Thad Allen, 23rd Commandant of the United States Coast Guard
Commandant’s Official Bio
US News and World Reports – Best Leaders of 2006
MIT Sloan Fellow Program
Reading: Two Tankers Down: The Greatest Small-Boat Rescue in U.S. Coast Guard History by Robert Frump
Leader Lunch: Alexander Hamilton
Music
- Semper Paratus (Always Ready) - US Coast Guard Anthem
- Own True Way by Great Big Sea from the Podsafe Music Network
This week our Weekly Leader is Seth Goldman, President & TEO of Honest Tea
Also, we take a look at humor and leadership through President Obama's presentation at the 2009 White House Correspondents' Dinner. Weekly Leader post: President Obama's Stand Up Routine at the 2009 White House Correspondents' Dinner as well as Why Humor is Important in Leadership.
Music from Podsafe Music Network
Podcast intro – Trance Sends by Trance Blackman
Weekly Leader intro Real Thing by Cantaloop
The Real You by Black Lab
Weekly Leader blogger roundtable discussion about President Barack Obama's first 100 days of leadership. Pam Fox Rollin, Mario Vittone and Peter A. Mello.
Detailed shownotes at http://weeklyleader.net