Greg Layton
The Inner Chief
The Inner Chief is a leadership podcast for managers and leaders who want to accelerate their career and build high performing teams. Every episode is dedicated to helping leaders rise above the pressure of work to establish a more meaningful career and life. Through a series of CEO interviews and minisodes, listeners are guided through practical leadership strategies, executive performance habits, career tips and business advice.https://www.chiefmaker.com/connect
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Episodes
28. What To Do When Your Boss Is In The Clouds 08.04.2018 8:51
Most of us at one time or another have had a boss who seems totally disinterested in our work. They're the opposite of micro-managers, leaving us completely to our own devices and at times in more senior regional roles can go missing for weeks at a time. Here is what you can do.
27. Hetty Johnston, AM, Founder and Chair of Bravehearts 04.04.2018 1:00:33
In this episode we hear from Hetty Johnston, AM, Founder and Chair of Bravehearts. You can support Hetty's work through Bravehearts at www.bravehearts.org.au CHANGE OF PLAN Normally I put a detailed set of show notes. In this case, I'm electing not to. This will make sense when you've heard this episode. Hetty is someone you have to listen to. She is one of the most influential leaders of modern A...
26. Why You Should Run Across A Desert (And Love It) 30.03.2018 9:03
In this episode I talk about why you should run across a desert (and love it). Huh? What I really mean is why you should do something epic. In 2007/8 I conducted a personal growth experiment by tackling the Gobi March a 250km ultra marathon across the toughest terrain in the world. This is a bit of that story and what I discovered on…and didn't expect.
25. CEO Brad Gordon on How to Create a Vision and Game That Inspires Your Team and Attracts the Best Talent 27.03.2018 41:25
In this episode we hear from Brad Gordon, former CEO of Acacia Mining Limited. We cover the importance of getting out from behind your desk, how to create a game that inspires your people and attracts the best talent. ABOUT BRAD Until recently, Brad Gordon was the CEO of Acacia Mining Limited. Prior to that he has also been the CEO of Entrepid Mines Limited, Emperor Mines Limited and was Managing...
24. How To Get And Keep A CEO Mentor 25.03.2018 10:12
In this episode we are going to cover How to get and keep a CEO mentor. Every CEO I've met has had a mentor of some sort in their career. Interestingly, in most cases, these were through a reporting structure and weren't formal mentoring relationships. How to convince a CEO to mentor you CEOs are insanely busy people in very high demand. And yet, every one of them I have met finds time to mentor s...
23. Ownership Precedes Victory 20.03.2018 12:24
In this episode I cover one my personal mottos "Ownership Precedes Victory" and how to use it to really take control of your career and become a great Chief Life in the chaos of the modern business world can be crushingly difficult. The rapid pace of change in technology, as well as new customer and employee expectations is now amplified by a hyper-competitive global landscape. Executive teams now...
22. Geoff Lloyd, CEO Perpetual Limited on Being a Guide Not a Guru and Ensuring Clarity and Focus 14.03.2018 53:30
In this episode we hear from Geoff Lloyd, CEO and MD of Perpetual Limited. SUPPORT GEOFF IN THE CEO COOK OFF FOR OZ HARVEST HERE ABOUT GEOFF Geoff joined Perpetual in August 2010 as Group Executive of Perpetual Private and led the development and implementation of the growth strategy for this business. He took on the additional responsibility of Head of Retail Distribution in September 2011 and w...
21. Are You A Professional Or An Amateur? 25.02.2018 9:10
In this episode I want to talk about a deep mindset shift that can lead to meteoric improvement in performance. And that is different between viewing yourself as a Professional or an Amateur. In general terms, an Amateur is someone who turns up and has a crack. They go through spurts of increased interest and their performance spikes and troughs. They don't take the pursuit as as an artform they a...
20. How To Deal With A Micro-Managing Boss 18.02.2018 14:39
Why leaders micromanage and how you can adjust your approach to improve the working relationship so that it is a. more effective and b. less soul destroying. Before you dive in and start trash talking your overbearing boss - it is wise to seek some understanding as to why they might be micromanaging you. Take a few minutes to think deeply and through their eyes about what might be causing them...
19. Angela Buglass, CEO, Trilogy International Limited 13.02.2018 59:24
Our CEO this week is Angela Buglass, who has recently returned from 15 years in the UK where she held the role of VP Marketing for LF Beauty, part of the global sourcing giant Li & Fung. Her experience includes roles with leading players Procter & Gamble, L'Oreal and Estée Lauder (working on the AVEDA brand). Angela is now the CEO of Trilogy International Limited which you may know through beauty...
18. Kung Fu the most difficult situations 11.02.2018 11:36
Kung Fu the most difficult situations with SARS (Smart Automated Response Systems) Have you ever found yourself in a situation and not known what to do? Ever tried to stop a certain scenario at work from happening but it always seems to repeat itself? Ever lose confidence at key moments? In this episode we will be talking a technique that emerged through my work in elite sport and an in particular...
17. Greg Steele, CEO of Arcadis Asia Pacific 14.12.2017 54:54
In this episode you'll hear from Greg Steele, CEO Arcadis Asia Pacific. He is also the Chairman of Engineering Aid Australia and on the board of Roads Australia. He was the Managing Director of Hyder Consulting before the Arcadis takeover. I came across this special man at a mindfulness conference where his authenticity and honesty about the challenge of keeping balance in the corporate world bl...
16. Taking The Path Less Travelled 10.12.2017 10:01
In this episode we will be talking about another pattern that has emerged through many of the CEOs on the show and that is "Taking the Path Less Travelled". Have you ever found yourself boxed in to a role or industry? Ever felt stuck in your growth or feel like your network and knowledge set is limited to your profession and industry? Ever had the nagging gut feeling that you need to do somethin...
15. Sue Murphy, CEO Water Corporation 22.11.2017 55:57
In this episode you'll hear from Sue Murphy, CEO of Water Corp. Sue spent 25 years at Clough engineering after completing an engineering degree where she was one of only two women out of 300 students. She has been the Water Corporation CEO since 2008 and on the board at the Fremantle Dockers for 12 months. She is also a director at Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA). We cover how to be...
14. Beating Overwhelm 19.11.2017 10:24
In this episode we explore the terrible consequence of Overwhelm, the high level neuroscience of the brain, the triggers and a rock solid solution for removing it from your life, Subscribe on iTunes here: https://itun.es/au/87Pqkb.c Subscribe on Android: http://tunein.com/radio/The-Inner-Chief-p1004701/ http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=141429 Key Points: The top quotes and messages from this episod...
13. Daniel Herbert, CEO of SSKB and Former Wallaby 11.11.2017 52:58
In this episode you'll hear from Daniel Herbert, CEO of SSKB. We are going to be covering some powerful strategies that he learnt through 67 tests for the Wallabies. He was apart of the glory era of Australian Rugby, won the RWC in 1999, the Bledisloe Cup and beat the British and Irish Lions in 2001. He Captained the QLD Reds and was world player of the year in 1999. Critically he has now gone to...
12. Creating and Seizing Opportunity 27.10.2017 7:23
In this episode I cover a key point that all of the CEOs have made on the show, 'How to Create and Seize Opportunities'. "You have to create opportunities, they are the lifeblood of your track record" The top of the business world is fiercely competitive. Getting the chance at new opportunities can be rare and when they do come you have to make the most of it. Often you'll see other executives get...
11. Nicky Sparshott, Global CEO, T2 Tea, on being brave, taking the path less trodden and going after your dreams 16.10.2017 1:00:56
"Be brave, because I think the world is changing quickly. What got us here won't get us there, and the best advice I would give to people is go after the dream, but perhaps also be prepared to take the path less trodden to get there, because I think it will hold you in good stead." In this episode I catch up with Nicky Sparshott , Global Chief Executive of T2 Tea - a global luxury retailer offer...
10. Jim Soorley - Legend of Brisbane 27.09.2017 59:48
In this episode you'll hear from Jim Soorley, Former Mayor of Brisbane and Chairman of CS energy and Unity Water. Jim has left an almost unrivalled legacy in Brisbane through his tireless work at Lord Mayor. He led the introduction of CityCats, A/C on buses, RiverFire, RiverWalk and brought a business and commercial approach to the running of the council. Key Points: Jim outlines the importance of...
9. Trevor Matthews – Insurance Industry Titan 14.09.2017 55:43
In this episode you'll hear from Trevor Matthews former MD/CEO of Legal & General Australia, ManuLife, Friends Provident PLC, Aviva UK and Standard Life UK. He is currently a non-executive director of AMP, Tokio Marine, FNZ and BUPA. He is also Chair of the State Industry Regulatory Authority and 1stAvailable Ltd. Key Points: Trevor tells the story of his remarkable career from actuary to CEO and...
8. Jennifer Holland - Inventor, Innovator and Inspiration to Entrepreneurs 07.09.2017 36:11
In this episode you'll hear from Jennifer Holland, Founder and CEO of Throat Scope. Jennifer's passion lies in inventing, designing and developing medical products that will revolutionise the healthcare industry. Her first invention was Throat Scope, which has had outstanding success across the globe and began as the foundation of Holland Healthcare. Throat Scope was the recipient of 'What's You...
7. Todd Hunter, CEO of Turners Automotive Group NZ 15.08.2017 44:39
The Inner Chief Podcast - Episode 7: Todd Hunter – CEO Turners Automotive Group In this episode you'll hear from Todd Hunter, CEO Turners Automotive Group Key Points: Todd outlines that there will be times that you are scared about what you're being asked to do but - pressure is a privilege - and someone believes you can do this. Todd's top messages include: When assessing an opportunity or role a...
6. Jonathan Ling, How a little Chinese boy rose to top of the corporate world and succeeded in tackling the most difficult challenges in business 26.07.2017 1:00:23
In this episode you'll hear from Jonathan Ling, CEO and MD of GUD Holdings Limited. Jonathan is also the former CEO of Fletcher Building and Visy Recycling. He is the Chairman of Melbourne Rebels Advisory Board and has previously held a number of other board roles including ASB bank and Pacific Brands. During his time as CEO of GUD the market capitalisation has grown from $360 million to $1.2 bill...
5. Vivek Bhatia, CEO of iCare and former CEO of Wesfarmers Insurance 18.07.2017 55:16
In this episode you'll hear from Vivek Bhatia. At age 26, Vivek was a Indian migrant watching the big businessmen in their expensive suits walk around Sydney. This inspiring story is how he rose above the pack to become a CEO in just 10 years. Vivek is now CEO and MD of iCare which delivers insurance and care services to the people of New South Wales. Whether a person is severely injured in the w...
4. Paul Broad, The Reformer and CEO of 7 companies over 28 years 04.07.2017 48:03
In this episode you'll hear from Paul Broad. Paul is one of the great reformers of modern Australian business. He has been a CEO for 28 years leading major reform in Hunter Water, Sydney Water, Powertel, AAPT, Infrastructure NSW and Snowy Hydro. He has led many of these companies through corporatization and user pays representing the biggest change in their organisational history. Key Points: Paul...
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