Optimize Your Team
Feb 15, 2022
Episode 4: Karen Durkin
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It's impossible to leave a conversation with Karen without feeling encouraged, inspired, and informed!
In this episode, Karen tells us about the ONE CHANGE that made THE difference in her leadership style, what she’s seeing in the next generation of leaders as a professor in the Executive MBA program, and how she helps teams through her consulting practice.
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Episode 14 - Richard Tripp
I'm so excited to have a good friend of mine, Richard Tripp, on our podcast this month. Richard has extensive experience as a Chief Product Officer for several tech companies and currently serves numerous companies as an advisor and consultant. Richard has been tremendously helpful to us here at Teamalytics as a sounding board and resource over the years. And in our conversation today, we dive into the concept of Shared Purpose. What is it? Why it has the power to transform your team's ability to work together and deliver exceptional results, and probably most importantly, how to build it as a leader on your team. I hope you take away as much from this podcast as I did.
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Jan 25, 2023
Episode 13 - LTG (R) Robert VanAntwerp
In today’s episode I am excited to have one of my mentors and someone I am proud to get to work with as a teammate, retired Lieutenant General Robert VanAnterp, who most just call General Van. Van truly is a leader of leaders, serving his country for 39 years.
Van served the military most recently as the 52nd Chief of Engineers and Commanding General of the US Army Corps of Engineers, where he led a large global organization of close to 40,000 people tasked with a complex mission from critical infrastructure construction and maintenance, our nation’s ports and waterways, to power generation, and support of troops and allied nations around the world.
Van serves on our leadership team here at Teamaytics and on the board of several organizations, including USAA.
Today we talk about some of Van’s key leadership lessons when it comes to driving alignment and focus in a large, complex organization and some of his insights on how to get people within your organization to collaborate and work together effectively. I also asked Van to share some of the leadership lessons he’s learned in his lifelong pursuit of leadership. I hope you enjoy and learn from this conversation as much as I did.
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