Today’s episode is with Mark Hoplamazian, President and CEO of Hyatt Hotels Corporation. Our discussion revolves around the importance of vulnerability and authenticity for leaders. Mark emphasizes being open, sharing, and being “real” as a leader to connect on a human level rather than rely on authority.
Amidst the backdrop of an increasingly uncertain business landscape, marked by rapid technological changes and geopolitical unrest, traditional long-term corporate strategies are becoming obsolete. This creates a rather difficult challenge for leaders, how should they guide their organizations and make business decisions?
In today’s episode, I speak with Thibaut Meurisse, the best-selling author of “Master Your Emotions: A Practical Guide to Overcome Negativity and Better Manage Your Feelings.”
Today’s episode is with Scott Jeffrey Miller, an accomplished executive with Franklin Covey, a seven-time bestselling author, and the host of the ‘On Leadership’ podcast. We discuss the world of mentorship, and the 13 roles a mentor can play as outlined in Scott’s recent book, “The Ultimate Guide to Great Mentorship.”
In this interview Paul will share how vulnerability has played a role in his leadership journey. He shares examples of when he had to be vulnerable at work and what the impact of that was.
Today’s episode features none other than John Force, an American NHRA drag racer, 16-time NHRA and 1-time AHRA Funny Car champion driver, and a 22-time champion car owner. Known for his relentless dedication to the sport and his team, John has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of drag racing.
Today’s episode features Roel Vestjens, the CEO of Belden, who has been an integral part of the company for 16 years. Throughout his journey, Vestjens has built a formidable team under his leadership.
In this episode, I speak with Caryl Stern, a remarkable leader and philanthropist. Caryl’s background includes serving as the Executive Director of the Walton Family Foundation, being on the Board of Directors at The Container Store, and leading UNICEF USA. She shares the importance of doing good, influenced by her immigrant mentality and the serendipity of life.
In today’s episode, I speak with Stephen Smith, CEO of Amsted Industries, an 18,000 person manufacturing company which is entirely employee owned. Stephen shares his belief that vulnerability is about acknowledging that you can be wrong and being willing to expose yourself as a human being. He emphasized that showing vulnerability helps to level the playing field and eliminates defensiveness, which can hinder effective decision-making.
In today’s episode, I speak with Scott Boatwright, the Chief Restaurant Officer at Chipotle. Scott is responsible for over 110,000 employees across 3200 stores, and he shares his journey of transforming Chipotle into a brand that is not only loved by its customers but also its employees.