Kevin Pannell

People. Process. Progress.

Business EN ↓ 302 episodes

Why do some teams consistently move forward while others stay busy but struggle to make progress? People. Process. Progress. explores leadership, organizational effectiveness, project and program delivery, communication, prioritization, change, and the realities of helping people and organizations move forward. Hosted by Kevin Pannell, an IT PMO leader, former healthcare leader, Navy Corpsman, EMS Captain, emergency manager, author, and speaker, the podcast focuses on the lessons that appear across industries, teams, and life itself. Whether the topic is project management, organizational chan...

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Author

Kevin Pannell

Category

Business

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Aug 28, 2026

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Episodes

Practical Leadership Skills for Engaging Your Employees with Lee Ann Pond | PPP #66 25.01.2021

Throughout our discussion, we delve into Lee Ann Pond's experience as a Chief Administrative Officer, the challenges of venturing into entrepreneurship, and her journey toward becoming the author of "The Engagement Ring: Practical Leadership Skills for Engaging Your Employees." Find The Engagement Ring on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Engagement-Ring-Practical-Leadership-Employees/dp/1544506236

MLK Day 2021 | Bonus 18.01.2021

Paying homage by sharing some of Dr. King's words from his last speech "I've Been to the Mountaintop" that are pertinent to America in 2021

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