Franklin University Alumni Podcast

Emotional Intelligence ('EQ') is the ability to relate to people, manage difficult situations and influence and inspire others, and is a critical skill in today's business world.  In this session, we will explore EQ while providing attendees with important skills to develop interpersonal skill sets.

Emotional Intelligence ('EQ') is the ability to relate to people, manage difficult situations and influence and inspire others, and is a critical skill in today's business world.  In this session, we will explore EQ while providing attendees with important skills to develop interpersonal skill sets.

As we celebrate Women's History Month, we talk with the Chief of Staff and SVP at Franklin University, Christi Cabungcal about her journey in leadership and her thoughts on the difference women are making as leaders.

We continue our celebration of Black History Month as we sit down with Robert Coles, creative director at Stanford University. In this podcast, the Road to Now, Robert talks about his early career journey to now, where he oversees brand management for over 150 university brands and identities. Robert also talks about his passion for bringing others forward just as many did for him.

In this episode we are joined by Chris Sena and Grace Schmitt from Landid. They share their thoughts on the the job search and the psychology behind it. 

We finish our conversation with Dr. Decker talking about the bright future and plans for Franklin in 2021. 

In this podcast we talk with Dr. Decker about all that was 2020 for Franklin University. In part two, we will talk with Dr. Decker about the plans for Franklin in 2021.

We talk with Dr. Christopher Washington about culture in this third and final session our series with him. Here is the article on culture referenced in our conversation https://bit.ly/37adiE3 . Email  aaron.cassady@franklin.edu  for a transcript of this podcast. 

We talk with Dr. Christopher Washington about disruptive opportunity in this second session of a three part series. Here is the article on leadership referenced in our conversation https://bit.ly/3mnBHeq . Email aaron.cassady@franklin.edu for a transcript of this podcast. 

We talk with Dr. Christopher Washington about leadership in this first of a three part series. Here is the article on leadership referenced in our conversation https://bit.ly/36us6Mg Email aaron.cassady@franklin.edu for a transcript of this podcast. 

Roger takes us through leading an organization through COVID-19 and projecting for the future during uncertain times. For a transcript of this podcast - email aaron.cassady@franklin.edu  

Professor Bruce Ramsey will join us for this Q&A session. We will examine what is known about the key roles of leadership in facilitating innovation and what those lessons can teach us about leading for innovation in times of extreme disruption…and for whatever comes next.

In this is part two of our talk with Dr. Joanna Williamson and Denise Kestner on the topic of "Soft Skills During Difficult Times." In part one we talked about what soft skills are and why they are important to organizations. In, part two we break down why soft skills are even more important during difficult times.

In this podcast we talk with Dr. Joanna Williamson and Denise Kestner about Soft Skills. Consistent with Franklin University's theory-to-practice teaching style in our classrooms, the objective of this podcast is to be relevant, as we encourage our listeners to apply their learning to real-world situations.

This podcast is from a live online event the Office of Community Relations hosted. The focus is understanding the basics of your 401k/403b.

This month we talked with Cyndi Freeman from Franklin's Center for Career Development. Cyndi shares key strategies for those who are looking for a new career during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This month we sit with the dean of The Ross College of Business at Franklin, Dr. Alyncia Bowen. Dr. Bowen talks about breaking down barriers in both the health care and education industries.

In this exciting episode we talk with Dr. Garry McDaniel, author and Franklin University faculty member about work place culture. Gary talks about what cutting edge processes are taking place to keep talent and what progressive organizations are doing to make a great culture. 

This month we sit down with Wayne Miller, former Franklin employee and historian. Wayne talks about Franklin's growth through three different presidents who worked for. 

In this episode we talk with Phil Fankhauser, Franklin alum and board of trustee at Franklin. Phil is a founding partner of Epcon Communities. Phil does a great job talking about entrepreneurship and how it relates to the sales dynamic. 

Now you have a LinkedIn profile, what do you do with it? In our second episode with Jeff Young we talk about tricks and tips within LinkedIn. 

We sit down with alum Jeff Young who is the LinkedIn Guru in this episode! In the first part of this podcast Jeff talks about the overview of LinkedIn and the impact it can have for someone both personally and professionally.

In this episode Oyama goes into more detail about how Franklin helped him to get where he is and the impact that A kid Again makes. 

In the next two episodes the alumni team sits down with alumnus Oyauma Garrison, the President and CEO of A Kid Again. In part one Oyauma talks about this journey through his career and how he go to where he is today. 

We continue our talk with Mick Slyman about executive presence and how to apply it in real life.