Leading Well

We interview Scott Wiegal. He is a financial advisor, but he also serves with Catholic Community Services as their treasurer. CCS is a large nonprofit that helps provide for people in need in many ways such as affordable housing, shelter, and more. He shares about some of the things he learned early on about how different people respond and need different things to feel comfortable with decisions....

Today we interview Tim Fahndrich. He heads up a company called Whir Local. They focus on providing tools for local businesses to promote themselves in a modern world, creating easy booking applications, receive reviews, and also promote locally owned businesses in the process. He shares with us the challenges he faces in an ever-developing industry and how he adjusts to it. He also speaks on his l...

Colm Willis is one of the folks in Marion County who cares about bettering their community and pursued being a commissioner to do just that. Here he talks about his philosophy on why township is so important and how people came upon it. He also shares some great ideas on how to improve as leaders through humility and other avenues. To learn more about Colm, check out his website: colmwillis.com

In this episode, we interview John Teague about his time as the Chief of the Keizer Police Department. He tells us about how he creates a culture of people who genuinely care about their community and prioritize that. He also tells us about the changes he has seen and made in the area of policing and how that impacts us all positively and negatively.

We interview Tamra Goettsch, the Business Services Director of Marion County. She shares some ideas she has on leadership like prioritizing relationships even when overcommitted. To learn more about Tamra's Work, visit their website: www.co.marion.or.us/BS

Dan and Brandon Summers are the father son duo that help keep us warm in winter and cool in summer with Advantage Heating and Air Conditioning. They talk about how they both prioritize a "Love First" culture at their business both for their clients and amongst their peers. They share about how to help employees really feel like a family that cares for one another genuinely and how that impacts the...

We interview Kevin Dial, a former marine, recovery manager with Santiam Long Term Recovery Group, and executive director for SOVAH (Serving Out Veterans At Home) among other things. He shares how to keep persevering through hardships, how not be defined by your mistakes, and other bits of wisdom to help lead others in a better way.

Danielle Bethell is a Marion County Commissioner who truly cares about bettering the community around her. She works tirelessly to achieve her goals and leads those around her to help the cause. We interview her about her life and advice for those striving to help. If you'd like to get in touch with her, see the Marion County Board of Commissioner's page: www.co.marion.or.us/BOC

We interview Gabe Johansen about leadership and how he took experience from his time in a different industry to inform his current one. He shares a lot with us about attracting the right people to your company and the impact your culture has on morale. To learn more about Gabe and his business, visit SMI Real Estate's website: smire.com

We interview Kevin Mannix about what leadership means to him, his advice about staying flexible to help get you further in life, and more. Mannix is the head of Mannix Law Firm and is also running for the Oregon House of Representatives. You can find information about his campaign at mannixfororegon.com and his law-firm's website is mannixlawfirm.com  

Collin Box is the Executive Director of Capital Fútbol Club Salem. He and his organization work to develop excellent soccer players and responsible citizens using soccer as a vehicle for enriching kid's lives. Soccer is the world's most popular game and most welcoming invitation. Info for Capital Fútbol Club Salem can be found at: Website: cfcsalem.com Facebook: @cfcsalem Instagram: @cfc_salem

Today we interview Dick Withnell, a philanthropist and retired car dealer magnate, about his life and his leadership practices. He ran Withnell Motor Company for 22 years and has done many things to better his community such as setting up a scholarship competition for Salem-Keizer music students and helping found Children's Public Private Partnership (CP3), a program dedicated to helping children...