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🎧 Helping Businesses Scale, Organize Workflow, Increase Productivity, and Cultivate a Winning Culture, with Owen McGab Enaohwo

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Owen McGab Enaohwo about helping businesses scale, organize workflow, increase productivity, and cultivate a winning culture. See the video here: Owen McGab Enaohwo ( is the CEO and Co-founder of SweetProcess, an easy-to-use software that enables company executives and their employees to collaborate together to quickly document and/or improve their standard operating procedures, processes, and policies.

🎧 Episode 200: 20 Statistics That Prove the Business Impact of Sales Enablement

Shawnna Sumaoang: Hi, and welcome to the Sales Enablement PRO podcast. I am Shawnna Sumaoang. Sales enablement is a constantly evolving space and we’re here to help professionals stay up to date on the latest trends and best practices so that they can be more effective in their jobs. Over the past 199 episodes, we’ve spoken to enablement leaders spanning geos, industries, and organization sizes about how they are upleveling their own programs to drive business impact and solidify enablement as a must-have function in the business.

🎧 Sadaf Sultan: Fundraising Narratives, Financial Modelling & VC-Founder Realities vs. Projections (Deep Dive)

Sadaf is the Founder of Finprojections.com , a financial modelling resource hub for startup founders. Finprojections seeks to make financial modeling accessible by providing standards-based, rigorous Excel-based templates that can be used to build any kind of startup projections irrespective of industry.

🎧 Ep 390: How Do Leaders and Managers Differ?

Sean: I want to start with a question. What’s the big difference between a leader and a manager? Darby: Yeah, well, first I will say, in our world in general, we love to have this or that. You can be this or you can be that. And I actually start off the whole premise of my book with this idea of you’ve heard the question or you may have been asked the question, are you a manager or are you a leader.

🎧 How to innovate at a corporate – lessons from Apple and Intel

Every company wants to be innovative, but how do you balance the risk of innovation with the need to keep the lights on? Listen to this interview with Kapil Kane, Head of Innovation at Intel China, to find out. Learning notes from this episode: Most tech innovations die because they do not have a solid business case.

🎧 Audio for your website: Tom talks SpeakPipe

The utility I’m talking about is called SpeakPipe.com and you can get a free version of this. What this is, is kind of a voicemail for your website. You can do other things with it too that I’ll tell you about. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 586 How To Automate Your Business –

🎧 Your Leader Career Toolkit | Mark Herschberg

  Whether you’re a CEO, an entrepreneur, a sales executive, a professional, or you don’t have any leadership title at all, you can be a leader and a good one. It does involve certain kinds of risk, and a vision and passion for something important, but it is possible. With the right mindset, it’s even likely.

🎧 The Coolest kind of Education | Lina Ashar, Co-Founder, Korroboree, Online School

Parenting is one of the most challenging things that a person can ever do. However, there are some parents out there who take it lightly and don’t really put in the same effort that they should. This can result in kids who aren’t as knowledgeable or social as they could be. Parenting doesn’t have to be hard, though.

🎧 743: Jonathon Kendall | Monetize Your Skills by Adding World-Class Value

Jonathon Kendall realized early on that all the skills in the world mean nothing if they’re not providing value to people. Today, Jonathon is a copywriting, funnel building, course creation, and capital raising, specialist. His crowdfunding systems have recently raised over $110,000,000 for startups & iconic brands like RadioShack and Pier1 Imports.

🎧 Ep215: A Starter’s Guide To Podcasting Success – Dave Jackson

Improving your podcast is one thing, but getting ideas for content, doing your research on guests, and knowing what your audience wants to hear from you can be such a chore at times. Luckily, Dave Jackson is here to teach you about some of his tricks of the trade to simplify these chores. Catch it all in today’s episode.

🎧 Interview With Neena R. Speer Attorney, Author, and Speaker Discussing Her “Trademark That Thursdays” Virtual Summit

She has a solo law firm called the Neena R. Speer Law Firm LLC. She is a Founder and Executive Director of her mentoring nonprofit focused on continuous mentorship for all students at all levels K-12 & college, Step 1-2-3 Mentor for Life Initiative that she started her 3L year of law school. Lastly, she is a six-time published author, and her most populatr book is a republished Kindle version of Dear Future Lawyer: An Intimate Survival Guide for the Female Minority Law Student which hit #1 in two different categories in November 2020 earning her the title of Amazon Bestseller.

🎧 Sam Chang – Perfectly Parented

Bio for Sam Chang Sam Chang is the Founder and CEO of VTMEMBER—a virtual assistant company that he scaled from $0 to $65k in monthly recurring revenue in six months.  Episode highlight By building a culture of belonging and excellence in his company, Sam Chang has created a world where everyone is seen not only for who they are now, but for their potential for growth.

🎧 Author and Educational Consultant André Hedlund on ”A Voyage into the Learner’s Universe: A Macro View of Neuroscience and SEL”

Have you ever wondered WHO exactly YOU are? We are more than our name, our job title or perhaps how we are viewed in our personal lives. Whatever part of the world you are listening to this podcast from, today’s episode is going to stretch your mind, like it did mine, as we expand our field of view from our individual schools or workplaces to our cities, to go far outside of where we operate on a day-to-day basis to think on a different level than we usually think about ourselves, or those around us.

🎧 We Have It Wrong! The Missing Piece in Leadership Development

I think we have it wrong when it comes to developing leaders within our organizations. If leaders make up let’s say 15% of the organization and we have 85% of the organization who needs to receive that leadership we need to cultivate the mindset and the reception of that 85% so the 15% can be heard and accepted.

🎧 Build a Culture of Continuous Improvement

How can we do better?  That is the question that drives a culture of continuous improvement. It involves listening to people and taking an authentic look at the data on how the organization is performing. It involves accountability in measuring the important things an organization values. That’s how our guest in this episode puts it as he speaks about his journey to building a culture of continuous improvement in his school district.

🎧 Paving your own path Through the Power of Learning

In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I’m joined by my guest Dr. Keith Keating, Vice President and Chief Learning Officer at Archwell. This episode of the HR Leaders Podcast is brought to you by Workhuman, makers of the world’s smartest peer-to-peer recognition platform and hosts of Workhuman Live, one of HR’s most uplifting, can’t-miss conferences which is taking place May 16th-19th in Atlanta.

🎧 How to turn Your Organizational Culture Into a Competitive Advantage with Harvard Business School Professor James Heskett .

In this episode of Partnering Leadership, Mahan Tavakoli speaks with Professor James Heskett. Professor Heskett is UPS Foundation Professor Emeritus at the Harvard Business School. James Heskett has authored/co-authored nine books, including one with fellow Harvard Business School Professor John Kotter on Corporate Culture and Performance.

🎧 #93: Diversity, Sustainability and Sales Distribution Models [Select]

On these “Select” episodes of the show, we’ll extract our favourite moments from previous episodes of The International Business Podcast. You can find the links to the guests in the show notes. Enjoy.  #25: Global people skills aren’t optional anymore With Gabor Holch #39: International Direct Sales With Richard Zeissig #47: Fashion Business after COVID-19 With Nicola Giuggioli and Sennait Ghebreab Gabor Holch is an intercultural leadership coach, consultant, speaker and author specialised in East-West leadership.

🎧 #022| The state of Martech education

In this episode, I’m joined by Carlos Doughty. Carlos is the CEO and founder of the Martech Alliance, a global Martech education firm based in the UK. He’s was the 2020 Marketing Technology Business Leader of the Year in the United Kingdom and is an international speaker in the marketing technology industry.

🎧 Why are soft skills so hard? (Probably because they’re vital to our success!)

I have been working with organizations, employee development and leadership for over 30 years. And you know what? I have very rarely faced performance issues that have to do with pure lack of technical knowledge, or the actual capacity to do the job. When an individual is just not the right fit based on mental and/or physical capabilities.

🎧 200: From a Professor at a Business School, now a Virtual Marketing Professor and Founder of a Mini MBA in Marketing.

In this episode, I interview Mark Ritson, Virtual Marketing Professor and Founder of Mini MBA in Marketing based in Cygnet, near Hobart here in Tasmania. Mark Ritson has set up his own Mini MBA to help entrepreneurs learn more about marketing and brand management conveniently through an online platform.

🎧 Episode 45: Why some teams succeed fast but fail slow, with Professor Louise Mors, Copenhagen Business School

In a recent paper published in the journal Research Policy, Professor Louise Mors of Copenhagen Business School, together with Professor David Waguespack of the University of Maryland explore the collaboration process undertaken by research teams. In particular they consider situations where teams are geographically dispersed and the challenges of coordination they face.