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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Autor

Jana Axline

Kategoria

Business

Strona podcastu

projectgenetics.com

Ostatni odcinek

13 sie 2024

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Corporate CPR Episode 82: How To Sell In A Remote World 13.06.2023

Sean Campbell is a well-regarded consultant, speaker, author, trainer, mentor, educator, founder and CEO of Cascade Insights. He's delivered talks for Fortune 50 companies and top tier conferences around the world and has written extensively on technology and business topics. He's been a professional services firm owner for more than 20 years. He specializes in helping organizations find...

Corporate CPR 81: How To Future Proof Your People And Your Company 31.05.2023

Antonio Garrido has over twenty-five years in senior leadership positions with world-class businesses. He is an expert in leadership transformation: shaping high-performance leaders out of highly stressed and overworked leaders. Antonio blends his own vast commercial experience with proven techniques to embed a unique brand of leadership development. He is a serial entrepreneur, successful busines...

Corporate CPR 80: How To Get Your Company To Stand Out In A Crowded Marketplace 23.05.2023

On today’s show we talk about how to get your company to stand out in a crowded marketplace.  Quinn Curtis has spent the last 15+ years rocking juicy brand and marketing strategy for startups, cool causes, small & large businesses, inspiring entrepreneurs, network marketers, authors, speakers, politicians, e-commerce, charter schools, creatives, and non-profits. Key Takeaways What's a pur...

Corporate CPR Episode 79: Why We Can't Expect People To Leave Their Personal Life At Home. 15.05.2023

On today’s show we talk about why we can’t expect people to leave their personal life at home. Natalie Boudou is an executive coach and facilitator working with executives, senior management, and leadership teams from a wide range of corporates and international organizations. She's a specialist in the field of resilience at work. Her expertise covers areas such as agility, positivity, emotio...

Corporate CPR Episode 78: Aligning Your Organization to Accelerate Your Strategic Goals 10.05.2023

On today’s show we talk about aligning your organization to accelerate your strategic goals.  Nishika de Rosairo is a serial entrepreneur and leader who has spent the last 18 years focused on two key things – people and impact in organizations ranging from Deloitte Consulting to Apple, Cisco, Salesforce, Levi, and others, to the startups of Silicon Valley. On a mission to unlock the human potentia...

Corporate CPR Episode 77: The Power of Perspective 02.05.2023

On today’s show we talk about the power of perspective. Robin Osborn has a 33-year history of being at the helm of her small family business in Southern California. Her remarkable entrepreneurial journey started at the young age of 21! She managed over 40 employees with a current employee retention record of over 30+ years. She has an intuitive understanding of both the employee’s and customer’s n...

Corporate CPR Episode 76: Getting Unstuck and Out of Your Own Way 26.04.2023

On today's show, we discuss getting unstuck and out of your own way. Theresa Lear Levine’s personal struggles with trauma, high-functioning anxiety, and ADHD kept her in a holding pattern of dissatisfaction and stress for longer than she likes to admit. Eventually, it led to exhaustion, insomnia, and major difficulty being present in her own life. All those negative feelings melted away when...

Corporate CPR Episode 75: The Value of Optimizing Your Organization 19.04.2023

On today's show, we discuss the value of optimizing your organization.   Anne Hill a certified Director of Operations, a business owner, wife, and mother. She took her experience building processes, teams and businesses in the healthcare space and started her own. And while she started as a Physical Therapist and Rehab Manager, she now spends her days rehabbing and restoring businesses.  For...

Corporate CPR Episode 74: What To Do When You're Not Getting The Results You Need 12.04.2023

On today's show we discuss what to do when you're not getting the results you need.   Jason Scott founded of 120VC to help people, leaders, and teams get things done that really matter. He's uncovered some universal truths along the way: organizations are optimized for the results they're getting, and to get different results, humans need to perform their jobs differently. He i...

Corporate CPR Episode 73: Uncovering Untapped Potential in Your Team 04.04.2023

On today's show we discuss how to uncover untapped potential in your team.    Dr. Clint Ladine is a leadership and success coach, author, and former professional basketball player. His clients include renowned restaurateurs, super bowl champions, and C-suite executives. He's delivered coaching leadership development programs in both the profit and not-for-profit realms and he is the auth...

Corporate CPR Episode 72: Why We Need a New Type of Leadership to Manage Corporate Change 29.03.2023

On today's show, we discuss why we need a new type of leadership to manage corporate change.  Lata Hamilton is a change leadership and confidence expert and founder and CEO of Passion Pioneers and creator of the Leading Successful Change program. Her change leadership training Leading Successful Change helps women carve their own paths for change in career, leadership and life. Lata is a Chan...

Corporate CPR Episode 71: What to do in the Wake of a Layoff 22.03.2023

On today's show, we discuss what your company should be doing in the wake of a layoff. Miriam Meima has been a Coach & Facilitator for over twenty years.  She has closely studied the overlap between business and psychology in effort to learn how to support her clients in finding simple ways to be authentic and effective simultaneously.  Miriam has coached founders/executives and supported...

Corporate CPR Episode 70: Why Leaders are Not Making an Impact 15.03.2023

On today's show, we discuss why leaders are not making an impact in their organizations.   James Saliba is a certified coach, trainer, and public speaker with a BA, MBA, and over thirty years of experience in the leadership world.   His career began as a software engineer before being promoted to management in the IT industry, where he eventually became the VP of a $4 billion tech company. He...

Corporate CPR Episode 69: Building and Retaining a Solid Team 09.03.2023

On today's show, we discuss what the steps are to building and retaining a solid team.   Mark Oristano has led a life a lot of sports fans would envy spending 30 years in the NFL broadcasting games for the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Oilers. Plus a good portion of that time was spent working several jobs in the front office of one of America’s most famous and successful teams, the original Dal...

Corporate CPR Episode 68: Optimizing Operations Within Your Organization 01.03.2023

On today's show, we discuss how to optimize operations within your organization.   Tommy Yionoulis has been in the restaurant industry for nearly his entire adult life. He has a BSBA from University of Denver’s Hotel Restaurant school in addition to an MBA. This former stand-up comic turned SaaS founder, has extensive experience helping businesses become more efficient and profitable through...

Corporate CPR Episode 67: How Culture Impacts the Health of Your Organization 22.02.2023

On today's show, we discuss how culture impacts the health of your organization and what you can do about it.   Sophie Theen , an award-winning people management expert and author of The Soul of Startups: The Untold Stories of How Founders Affect Culture (Wiley: August 2022), helps business leaders reimagine the role of talent management in the financial services industry. With a deep underst...

Corporate CPR Episode 66: Stress is Costing Your Organization 15.02.2023

On today's show, we discuss how stress is potentially costing your organization millions of dollars.   Ed Beltran is a contributor for Forbes and Fast Company where he writes about employee reboarding, the relationship between stress and performance, and how the Metaverse will shape business. He brings 20 years of expertise in finance and operations and has been a leader at Fierce since 2017,...

Corporate CPR Episode 65: User-Centric Innovations 01.02.2023

On today's show, we discuss how to develop an organizational strategy for user-centric innovations.   Prior to founding UXReactor, Satyam Kantamneni led various in-house design organizations such as Citrix and PayPal. He is also an alumnus of Harvard Business School. While at Harvard, Satyam realized that most businesses aren’t leveraging the full power of User Experience (UX) Design as an en...

Corporate CPR Episode 64: How to Have an Effective Revenue Strategy 25.01.2023

On today's show, we discuss how to have an effective revenue strategy.   Falkon CEO and Co-founder Mona Akmal is a product and engineering veteran who builds resourceful, kind, and output-driven teams that create and scale success-enabling products. With a passion for crafting elegant solutions to technically difficult problems, she has grown teams, businesses, and many products at Microsoft,...

Corporate CPR Episode 63: How to Stay Relevant in the New Era of Work 28.12.2022

On today's show, we discuss the new era of work and how companies can navigate it to stay relevant.   Emma Giles is one of the founders of SoWork, a product that helps digital-first teams do great work, no matter when they work or where they work from.    Emma leads product and spends her time working directly with SoWork customers who are leaders of organizations trying to navigate the digit...

Corporate CPR Episode 62: Mindfulness for Your Organization's Success 21.12.2022

On today's show, we discuss how mindfulness can affect our organization's ability to be successful.   Dr. Eric J. Holsapple is a successful developer and entrepreneur who has used mindfulness to transform his life and business, and helps others to do the same.  Eric has a PhD in Economics, has been a real estate CEO and developer for nearly 40 years, lectured real estate at Colorado Stat...

Corporate CPR Episode 61: The Impact of Financial Asset Management to Your Success 07.12.2022

On today's show, we discuss the impact of financial asset management to your success.   Devon Drew ’s track record speaks for itself: As a senior executive at Vanguard he raised over $20 billion in assets for Vanguard’s proprietary ETFs and mutual funds within Texas.    When the world experienced the “George Floyd Moment,” Drew began to question his professional impact and got to work, collab...

Corporate CPR Episode 60: The Impact of the Pace of Change in Organizations 23.11.2022

On today's show, we discuss the pace of change in organizations and the impact it is having on leaders. Julie Noonan believes in unapologetic authenticity, candor, integrity and humor. She will tell you the TRUTH, even if it stings. Her strengths include: Talent for idea-generation that helps her clients expand their thinking and innovate Keen focus on maximizing the talents of others Ability...

Corporate CPR Episode 59: How Communication Biases are Impacting Your Organization 16.11.2022

On today's show, we discuss how communication biases are impacting your organization and the most effective intervention you can take.   Heather Hansen helps top global professionals show up, speak up, and inspire action in a changing world. She is on a mission to empower global voices to contribute to conversations that matter – in business, politics, and life. Only through conscious, confid...

Corporate CPR Episode 58: Average Employees Impact Your Profitability 26.10.2022

On today's show, we discuss how average employees are impacting your profitability.   Danielle Mulvey is a former flight attendant-turned-entrepreneur who has cracked the code on recruiting and retaining what she refers to as “5-Star Employees”: game-changing, dedicated, hardworking people who make big plays and get real, consistent results. Never one to settle for average, Danielle has scale...

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