Cleveland Clinic Global Executive Education

Beyond Leadership: a Cleveland Clinic Podcast

Education EN ↓ 54 episodes

Hosts Jim Pae and Elizabeth Pugel escort you through a network of thought leaders, sharing world-class insight on leadership and cutting-edge hospital management approaches. They will inspire and perhaps compel you to reinvent your practices – and yourself. Developed and managed by Cleveland Clinic Global Executive Education.

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Matt Kutz PhD Thinking in 3D with Contextual Intelligence 24.02.2021 34:22

Can contextual intelligence – or CI – lead you to an epiphany? Dr. Matt Kutz says while it’s not a super power, you can develop a unique perspective and absolutely make better decisions when you explore the 1 principles of CI that help you better explore lessons learned from your past and even your future.

Chief Information Security Officer Vugar Zeynalov - To Catch a [Cyber] Criminal 18.02.2021 26:15

Vugar Zeynalov, Cleveland Clinic Chief Information Security Officer, brings his approach to leading businesses with heavily regulated global markets through high-stakes acquisitions, business expansion, and the adoption of emerging technologies in the face of cyber criminals.

Harvard CFO Tom Hollister Speaks to the Power of Never Again 22.12.2020 29:13

Tom Hollister, CFO of Harvard University, talks to the power of Never Again and the importance of open and authentic leadership to build teams. How to not make the same mistake twice, focus on forgiveness rather than punishment, achieve alignment of purpose, and how that funny word for the workplace–love—can help teams succeed.

Dr. Brian Bolwell's Journey Of Humility And Leadership 22.12.2020 18:52

Introducing the host of Cleveland Clinic podcast Beyond Leadership Dr. Brian Bolwell, who shares his ongoing leadership journey with Gina Cronin, Chief Talent Officer of Cleveland Clinic. This long-time physician leader has a passion for connecting with caregivers, instinctively knowing that at the intersection of humility and leadership, three fundamental principles define what matters most.