Leading People First
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Learning Leadership ONE STEP at a Time with Kim Nicol
Leadership development seems to either be this nebulous thing that just seems HUGE, or a ton of different skills and tools that seem to be endless.Our guest today takes a different approach to leadership, breaking it down into connected and smaller steps
INVESTING in Your Employees with Siobhan Ehle
Investment doesn't always have to be about the money. It really can be about how we support our employees with our time, space, and compassion.In this episode, Chris Lin is joined by Siobhan Ehle, a certified coach and Elite Neuroencoding Specialist, to d
Leading Through LOSS and CONFLICT with Sven Lauch
As humans, we often shy away from scenarios that make us uncomfortable or nervous. Don't worry, it’s our brains trying to protect us. The thing is, great people first leaders don’t shy away from loss or conflict, they embrace it.Sven Lauch, Tedx speaker a
Aligning ACTION with Organizational Values with Jennifer Thompson
The world is getting smaller as access to information gets easier and more readily available. This makes it even more important for leaders to understand what their values are and to be prepared to take a stance on it. Even more important is to have these
Building MEANINGFUL Organizations with Mark McNally
As we continually see venture capital and startups sprout up and grow rapidly, I wanted to know if there were any people first leaders influencing these companies that may be the next big thing that transforms society.Joining the Leading People First podc
The Truth Hurts, Do Something with Katherine McCord
How many times have you been asked for feedback and then nothing came of it?According to Katherine McCord, leading people first is about servitude and taking action when something is brought up.This is why recruiting, diversity, equity, and inclusion can
The Intersectionality of LGBTQIA2S+ Ageism: A L.E.A.D. Pride Series (Part 1)
The marginalized community of those who identify as LGBTQIA2S+ is already severe, dealing with a range of hate and ignorance from invisibility to harassment to violence and death.The Leaders for Equity, Allyship, and Diversity wanted to dive deep into the
Baking Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into Training with Paul Zaentz-Lewis: A L.E.A.D. Event
No, learning programs and trainings are not free from bias, even if the topic is diversity, equity, and inclusion. This is why it is critical to bake DEI into the very programs that develop your team and employees.Paul Zaentz-Lewis joined the Leaders for
L.E.A.D. - Resumes & Interviews: Greatest Tools of Institutionalized Discrimination
As much as DEI is a current “hot topic” for organizations very few are taking the opportunity to question the assumptions that underpin the foundation of their talent selection process: resumes and interviews. If those tools are fundamentally harmful to c
L.E.A.D. - When They See Me: Diversity, Disability, and Intersectionality
Mark Travis Rivera leads us through a discussion about existing at the intersections of multiple identities.Mark identifies as Latinx, Disabled, Queer, Gender Nonconforming Man who serves as a DEI Coordinator for Nike White Consulting.Connect wi