Jana Axline
Corporate CPR
Don't suffer a corporate mortality event! On this show we discuss topics that are vital to corporate success. From technology to culture we have you covered. We want to help resuscitate your organization and prevent fatality.
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Jana Axline
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13 sie 2024
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Corporate CPR Episode 107: The Dangers of Ignoring Workforce Flexibility Trends 07.02.2024 37:50
On today’s episode we are talking about how not adopting the latest trends in workforce flexibility might be killing your company. Jones Loflin , an educator turned internationally recognized speaker and author, is known for his impactful books like "Always Growing" and "Juggling Elephants," available in the US and 14+ countries. His work, including "Getting The Blue Ri...
Corporate CPR Episode 106: Corporate CPR 106: The Importance of Taking Care of Your Employees' Emotions during an M&A Process 31.01.2024 49:21
On today’s episode we are talking about how taking care of your employees' emotions during an M&A process can be a lifesaver your company. Jonathan Bennett, C.Dir ., is a highly sought-after leadership coach and strategic advisor, offering his expertise to CEOs, executive teams, politicians, and boards of directors throughout Canada. With a background spanning urban, rural, remote, and F...
Corporate CPR Episode 105: How Success Might Be Killing Your Company 17.01.2024 49:43
On today’s episode we are talking about how success might be killing your company. Alex Atwood, a purpose-driven entrepreneur, has built a career marked by success in founding and leading four impactful companies. Over two decades, Alex has served over 8,000 satisfied customers in staffing, hospitality, and facilities management. Beyond entrepreneurship, Alex is an angel investor supporting ventu...
Corporate CPR Episode 104: How To Help Your Employees Become More Resilient 09.01.2024 37:45
On today’s episode we are talking about how to help your employees become more resilient. Michele Phillips is a seasoned corporate trainer and transformational personal coach. As President of Key Performance and award-winning author of 'Happiness is a Habit,' Michele has shaped a fulfilling 23-year entrepreneurial career. Her impact extends globally, guiding Fortune 500 companies like TA...
Corporate CPR Episode 103: How Playing It Safe Might Be Killing Your Company 03.01.2024 43:40
On today’s episode we are talking about how playing it safe might be killing your company. John Miller is the Founder of Scribewise, a dynamic content marketing agency dedicated to aiding B2B firms and healthcare providers in achieving growth through thought leadership and demand generation. His team of writers, designers, and strategists excels in humanizing complex business conversations by craf...
Corporate CPR Episode 102: How Lack Of Alignment Within Your Organization Might Be Stunting Your Growth 20.12.2023 39:57
On today’s episode we are talking about how lack of alignment within your organization might be stunting your growth. Jim Stevenson, Founder and CEO of Bletchley Group, an International Growth Consultants firm, specializes in Strategy, Transformation, and Growth. Committed to making growth the focus of strategy, he excels in creating customer-centric plans, go-to-market strategies, and aligning ca...
Corporate CPR Episode 101: Why You Might Be Killing Innovation Within Your Organization 13.12.2023 35:46
On today’s episode we are talking about why you might be killing innovation within your organization. Robyn Bolton , Founder of MileZero, collaborates with medium to large businesses, guiding them through uncertainty to drive revenue growth. With a focus on innovation, she transforms deep customer insights into viable businesses, having worked with notable companies such as Medtronic and Teachers...
Corporate CPR Episode 100: How Communication Might Be Killing Your Organization 06.12.2023 32:27
On today’s episode we are talking about how communication might be killing your organization. Pam Hurley , PhD, is the founder and president of Hurley Write, Inc., a certified women-owned small business. Pam’s teaching style has been described as “energetic” and “straightforward.” Indeed, many clients credit Pam with giving them the strategies they needed to start thinking critically about their o...
Corporate CPR Episode 99: Making Finance-Driven Decisions 19.10.2023 36:35
On today's episode, we are talking about making finance-driven decisions. Paul Barnhurst, known as The FP&A Guy, is a seasoned Finance Professional with over 12 years of experience in finance and Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A). He holds a bachelor's degree from BYU, an MBA specializing in finance, and a Master of Information Management from Arizona State University. Pau...
Corporate CPR Episode 97: Whether You’re Telling The Right Story About Your Brand 18.10.2023 37:03
On today’s episode we are talking about whether you’re telling the right story about your brand. Kitty Hart boasts 25 years in branding and marketing. As VP of Client Brand Experience at Heroic Productions, she leads a team of professionals in designing and producing events that convey brand stories, values, and vision. Kitty firmly believes that every brand-customer interaction, be it at corporat...
Corporate CPR Episode 97: How Employees' Expectations Of Their Companies Have Shifted, And How Companies' Mindsets Might Have To Change To Stay Relevant. 11.10.2023 40:34
On today’s episode we are talking about how employees' expectations of their companies have shifted, and how companies' mindsets might have to change to stay relevant. Joining us today is Chuck Hogan, Managing Partner at Your Best Life, an organization helping people to elevate finance, family, fitness and faith to maximize their Best Life through mentor strategizing, community and exclu...
Corporate CPR Episode 96: Whether You Should Be Considering Return To Work 03.10.2023 35:29
On today’s episode we are talking about whether you should be considering return to work. Doug Camplejohn, a seasoned tech executive and entrepreneur, is the Founder and CEO of Airspeed, a platform for enhancing employee connections and recognition. With leadership experience at LinkedIn, Microsoft, and Salesforce, Doug is also an investor and advisor to startups. He's a frequent speaker at i...
Corporate CPR Episode 95: Why You May Not Be Hearing Your Employees 27.09.2023 41:36
On today’s episode we are talking about why you may not be hearing your employees. Marsha Acker is known internationally as a facilitator of meaningful conversations, a host of dialogue, and a passionate agilest. Through her keynotes, books, workshops, and leadership coaching, she empowers leaders around the world to show up authentically in their lives and work — and to grow their leadership rang...
Corporate CPR Episode 94: The Introverted Leader And How They Can Drive A Successful Organization 20.09.2023 34:52
On today’s episode we are talking about the introverted leader and how they can drive a successful organization. Jodi Lasky is a seasoned entrepreneur, coach, and author with extensive knowledge in neuropsychology, accountability, productivity, and introversion. Drawing on her background in Communication, Culture, and Technology, as well as law, Jodi has dedicated her career to understanding leade...
Corporate CPR Episode 93: How You Can Understand Your Digital Health And Why It’s Important 13.09.2023 26:10
On today’s episode we are talking about how you can understand your digital health and why it’s important. Sharon Park is a visionary leader and a seasoned marketer with over 15 years of experience in the digital marketing industry. She has a proven track record of building profitable and scalable marketing programs for B2C and SaaS companies, leveraging her deep expertise in Google Ads, AI, and...
Corporate CPR Episode 92: How You Have Control Over Your Organization's Predictability And How That's A Measure Of Success 06.09.2023 41:51
On today’s episode we are talking about how you have control over your organizations predictability and how that's a measure of success. Luis Scott prides himself in growth. Whether it's in his personal life or professional life, he is always looking to find the slight edge that will put him ahead of the competition. An avid reader, he reads over 50 books per year on personal development...
Corporate CPR Episode 91: How Every Leader Can Influence A Company’s Employee Engagement 29.08.2023 39:21
On today’s episode we are talking about how every leader can influence a company’s employee engagement. Paul ter Wal is a seasoned consultant, speaker, and author and founder of ANDARE (now Ter Wal Beheer BV). His journey has evolved from sick leave reduction to transforming company culture, amplition, and engagement. Pioneering "Value-to-Profit," he aligns core values with employees&ap...
Corporate CPR Episode 90: How To Not Lose Ground By Staying On Top Of AI 22.08.2023 41:51
Peter Voss is a Serial Entrepreneur, Engineer, Inventor, and AI Pioneer who famously coined the term ‘AGI’ (Artificial General Intelligence) alongside fellow luminaries. Beginning with electronics engineering, he transitioned to software, achieving a significant feat by leading a comprehensive ERP company from zero to a 400-person IPO within seven years. Motivated by software's delicacy, Pet...
Corporate CPR Episode 89: How to Drive Growth in Your Organization 16.08.2023 40:55
On today’s episode we are talking about how to drive growth in your organization. Bocar Dia resides at the crossroads of investing and hands-on guidance for portfolio founders during the initial stages of development, encompassing go-to-market strategies, founder-driven sales, and fundraising. As a founding member of Hootsuite's Enterprise product team, he was instrumental in propelling the b...
Corporate CPR Episode 88: How To Get Your Leadership Team From Good To Great 09.08.2023 38:54
On today’s episode we are talking about how to get your leadership team from good to great. Over the past thirty-five years, Aneace Haddad has launched and built technology companies in the US, Europe, and Asia and has hired, mentored, or coached hundreds of senior executives and their teams. He is a former tech chairman and CEO who reinvented himself over a decade ago, after discovering a love fo...
Corporate CPR Episode 87: What You're Doing Wrong In Your Pursuit of Well Performance Teams 26.07.2023 40:24
Carla Fowler , MD PhD is the Founder and Managing Director of THAXA, an executive coaching firm that helps people achieve big goals through performance science. Carla graduated from Brown University magna cum laude, earned her MD and PhD at the University of Washington, and completed her internship in general surgery at Stanford University. She founded THAXA to share her passion for performance sc...
Corporate CPR Episode 86: How Organizations Need To Get A Stronger Change Discipline 19.07.2023 42:16
On today’s episode we are talking about how organizations need to get a stronger change discipline. Jennifer Ayres, founder, and CEO of Senscient, is a culture and change expert. She and her senior-level team design and deliver deliberate, calibrated engagements that optimize meaning at work for every individual and ignites peak performance throughout the organization. Jennifer has over 20 years...
Corporate CPR Episode 85: How Organizations Need To Adapt Or Die 12.07.2023 38:47
On today's episode, we discuss how organizations need to adapt or die. Angela Johnson is a “professional people geek” with over 25+ years of experience working with teams and leaders in both project management and Agile environments. As a Scrum Master, she found her passion in helping teams and leaders work together more effectively. In 2010, she founded Collaborative Leadership Team, offerin...
Corporate CPR Episode 84: How To Drive Hypergrowth Within Organizations 27.06.2023 34:51
On today's show we talk about how to drive hypergrowth within organizations. Kurt Uhlir is a globally recognized marketer, operator, and speaker. With extensive speaking experience, he has delivered dynamic speeches across the US and Europe, including notable events like PPAI, GDC, and the White House. Kurt advises leaders, from startup founders to CEOs and even the US President. He is a pop...
Corporate CPR Episode 83: How To Have Staying Power 20.06.2023 39:46
On today’s show we talk about how to have staying power. Steven Gaffney is the founder, president, and CEO of the Steven Gaffney Company, a leading specialist in internal communication tactics that help manage and maintain change. He works with top executives and leaders in industry and government, helping organizations like NASA and Citigroup increase morale and productivity to collaborate and...
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