Dare to Care in The Workplace

In the second part of this episode, Kathleen and guest Dr. Marie Hélène Pelletier dive deeper into the topic of burnout in the workplace. Dr. Pelletier explains that burnout is defined by the World Health Organization as an occupational phenomenon with three main characteristics - exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced professional efficacy. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the early signs...

In this episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen welcomes Dr. Marie-Hélène Pelletier, author of The Resilience Plan. Dr. Pelletier shares her journey from becoming a registered psychologist to exploring leadership, management, and the intersection of psychology and business. The two discuss the concept of resilience. Dr. Pelletier explains that resilience is not a personality trait, but...

In Part 2, Kathleen turns the conversation to the crucial topic of building outstanding teams and knowing when to part ways compassionately. Drawing from her decades of executive leadership experience, Paula offers her insights on having those difficult but necessary conversations when an employee is no longer the right fit, advocating for open and honest dialogue rooted in empathy. The discussion...

This week on Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen welcomes Paula Schneider, the President and CEO of Susan G. Komen, the world's largest breast cancer organization. As head of Komen, Schneider oversees the staggering $3.5 billion the organization has invested to date in breast cancer research, support services, and advocacy efforts.  With her visionary leadership and decisive action, Schneider...

In part two of this poignant episode, Amelia recounts the deeply personal genesis story of her Wall Street Journal bestselling book, "Elevating the Human Experience: Three Paths to Love and Worth at Work." Transitioning from her groundbreaking book, Amelia provides an inside look at how Deloitte grapples with AI implementations amidst rapid technological disruption. Tune in for an incredibly candi...

Kathleen welcomes Amelia Dunlop, Chief Experience Officer at Deloitte Digital, to discuss her pioneering approach centered on human design and trust-building. As a force of innovation across industries, Amelia implements empathy and inclusivity to transform organizations and the stakeholder experience. Her commitment has earned her Consulting Magazine's prestigious Top Women in Technology Award fo...

In part two, Bob provides tangible strategies to prevent productivity-sucking meetings. Drawing from extensive research, he shares real-world examples of organizations that have smoothed operations and empowered teams. Bob recounts insightful anecdotes from his newest book, "The Friction Project," profiling leaders who have made desired behaviors easier and negative behaviors harder. Finally, he r...

Reduce workplace friction and empower your team. Bob Sutton joins Kathleen to discuss strategies from his new book "The Friction Project" on how smart leaders make desired behaviors easier and negative behaviors harder. Drawing on decades of organizational research, Bob provides a blueprint for creating smoother, more productive work cultures. Tune in to gain insights on fostering psychological sa...

In the second part of Kathleen's conversation with Simon T. Bailey, Simon shares his inspirational insights on how we can ignite confidence within ourselves to embrace our true brilliance. He discusses a practice he calls "authentic listening" and how individuals and organizations can achieve great success by utilizing it. When asked who his own mentor is and how he continues to learn and grow, Si...

In this week's episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen welcomes speaker, author, and entrepreneur Simon T. Bailey. With over 30 years of experience empowering others, Simon has become an internationally renowned voice in personal development. He shares his inspirational insights on how we can ignite confidence within ourselves to embrace our true brilliance. Simon discusses how we can o...

After sharing stories from his incredible music career, Sandy reveals some tips on how leaders can overcome judgmental tendencies in the workplace. He expands on the Beats formula from his book - Belief, Enthusiasm, Attitude, Tenacity, and Service - and explains how executives and managers can bring these qualities to life within their companies. Sandy outlines specific ways leaders at all levels...

Kathleen welcomes legendary drummer and speaker Sandy Gennaro to this week's episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace. Known for his powerful and innovative drumming with music icons like Joan Jett, Cyndi Lauper, and the BoDeans, Sandy has taken the lessons from his storied music career and applied them to the business world. In this inspiring conversation, Sandy shares how he learned to turn setb...

In the second part of their conversation, Adam shares valuable insights from Jack Daley - a renowned entrepreneur and business growth catalyst who values integrity despite his ambitious success. Kathleen and Adam discuss the impact of the pandemic on work trends. Remote and hybrid workforces have become a new norm, but some employers are hesitant about flexibility. Adam provides a balanced perspec...

Be inspired to care more deeply at work on this week's 'Dare to Care in the Workplace.' Kathleen welcomes Adam Witty, CEO of Forbes Books and author of 'The Authority Advantage,' a guide to impactful thought leadership. Beyond impressive business accomplishments, Adam's mission is empowering leaders focused on positive change, not ego. His book reveals the blueprint for building credibility throug...

Gary, after sharing his inspiring story of overcoming adversity, expressed his gratitude towards the people who helped him along the way. He acknowledges his CEO, David Goodall, for being a crucial part of Palmetto Infusion Services' success. Gary also emphasized the importance of saying "no" to requests that didn't align with his priorities and values. He shared how setting boundaries and focusin...

In this week's episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen has a conversation with Gary Cooper, the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Success Paradox. They discuss how to find happiness during difficult times. Gary shares his remarkable story of overcoming obstacles while creating a thriving business in healthcare. Tune in to hear Gary's perspective on connecting with your core...

In the conclusion of Kathleen's talk with Sean Taylor, the dynamic leader of Smith + Howard, Sean elaborates on why as CEO he opts to partner with HR leaders, rather than just delegating responsibilities. With HR in crisis across America currently, Kathleen is eager to gain Sean's perspective as a CEO on the vital relationship between executive leadership and human resources. Sean provides insight...

Kathleen welcomes Sean Taylor, a distinguished leader and trusted advisor in accounting and finance, to this week's episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace. As CEO of Smith + Howard Advisory, Sean brings over 20 years of experience providing strategic guidance, tax planning, financial reporting, and business valuation services. He leads his firm in delivering comprehensive, customized solutions f...

In this powerful conclusion of this episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen welcomes back the incredible Professional Speaker and Author, James Robilotta. Kathleen and James dive deep into a concept that challenges traditional thinking: the idea that people don't work for companies, they actually work for their families. With passion and conviction, they explore how fostering a sense of...

Are you ready to dare to care in the workplace? If so, you won't want to miss this week's episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, hosted by Kathleen Quinn Votaw. She is joined by James Robilotta, a speaker, coach, and author who helps people lead with authenticity and vulnerability. James shares his insights on how to embrace your imperfections, connect with others on a deeper level, and make a...

Kathleen concluders her conversation with Caryn Kopp, the Chief Door Opener at Kopp Consulting. In this final segment, we dive into some of the most important aspects of her work: her team and her culture. Caryn tells me how she built a team of talented and passionate professionals who share her vision and values. She also shares how she fosters a culture of caring and compassion in her organizati...

In the latest episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, the podcast where we explore how to create a culture of caring and compassion in your organization, Kathleen welcomes Caryn Kopp, the Chief Door Opener at Kopp Consulting. Caryn is a powerhouse in the field of business development, helping thousands of clients secure initial meetings with decision-makers at the executive level in almost every...

Kathleen is back with Simone Stolzoff, the author of The Good Enough Job, a book that challenges us to rethink our relationship with work and find more balance and happiness in our lives. In this episode, they dive deeper into some of the practical tips and strategies that Simone offers in his book, such as how to choose the right career path for yourself, how to negotiate for better working condi...

Are you feeling stuck in a job that doesn’t fulfill you? Do you wonder if there is something more out there for you? Or are you simply looking for a way to achieve more harmony between your work and your life? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this episode is for you. Join Kathleen Quinn Votaw, as she talks to Simone Stolzoff, a journalist and consultant who has a radical message...

As we wrap up our conversation with Ken Rusk on this episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen delves deeper into his best-selling book, Blue-Collar Cash. Ken shares practical steps that anyone can take to build a successful career in the blue-collar trades, regardless of their educational background. From cultivating a strong work ethic to developing a keen eye for opportunity, Ken's ins...