Dr. Jeremy Rutter
The Leader’s Abstract
Welcome to the leaders abstract The podcast about the inner work of leadership Here we explore the ideas Habits And blind spots That shape How Mission driven leaders Show up For their teams and the communities they serve
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Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
Value Based Payments and the future of care in Nursing Homes 07.07.2026 32:40
In this episode Joe and Jeremy speak with industry expert Brad Markowitz about VBP and the future of how nursing home care will be provided. Is your ISNP working for you or against you? Should you be in an ACO? Where are your shared savings? This and more in the latest episode of The Leader's Abstract.
AI and Leadership 16.06.2026 19:47
In this episode of The Leader's Abstract, Dr. Jeremy Rutter welcomes new co-host Joe Tomaino as they explore one of the biggest questions facing today's leaders: Will artificial intelligence replace leadership or will it make great leadership even more important? Drawing on decades of executive experience in healthcare and long-term care, Jeremy and Joe discuss AI's growing role in pre...
Leading Through Change 02.06.2026 23:28
In this episode of The Leader's Abstract, Dr. Jeremy Rutter sits down with Lizzy Martin, inaugural president of CNY Rotary, to explore what it takes to lead through change in a volunteer-driven organization. Lizzy shares her journey from a young professional joining Rotary at age 25 to leading the historic merger of three Rotary districts into a single regional organization. Along the way, she...
Emerging Leaders and What they Really Need. 05.05.2026 28:24
In this episode I sit down with Ami Schnauber , a healthcare executive with 20 years of experience in aging services. Ami and I discuss what emerging leaders really need when it comes to leadership training.
From Success to Significance: The Second Mountain of Leadership. 07.04.2026 34:36
In this episode of The Leader’s Abstract, host Dr. Jeremy Rutter sits down with Dave Casullo, founder and CEO of Danelli Partners, to explore what it really means to move from success to significance in leadership. Dave shares his unconventional leadership journey, from rising through corporate leadership to ultimately discovering a deeper calling rooted in purpose, impact, and service. Together,...
Digging out of the mud and finding balance, with special guest Joe Tomaino 05.03.2026 21:38
In this episode of the Leader's Abstract Podcast, I sit down with Joe Tomaino, CEO of Grassi Healthcare Advisors, as we discuss Joe's 40 Year career in healthcare, and how he finds balance in the outdoors.
Bringing your Authentic Self to Work with Sam Hill, Co-Founder of Success + Me 19.02.2026 17:00
In this episode I sit down with Sam Hill, Co-Founder of Success + Me, and discuss authentic leadership, Sam's personal journey, and how soft skills are hard work.
Confidence Without Competence: The Dunning–Kruger Effect in Leadership 12.02.2026 13:04
From the lemon juice bank robbery to boardroom overconfidence, this episode examines the Dunning–Kruger Effect and why we’re often blind to our own blind spots. Dr. Jeremy Rutter connects psychology, healthcare leadership, and humility in a thoughtful exploration of what real confidence actually looks like.
Leadership and Difficult Conversations with Mark Fish 28.01.2026 19:43
This week we sit down with Mark Fish, President of Eklego Leadership, and hear his thoughts on leadership gaps and difficult conversations. The Leader's Abstract is a podcast about how big leadership wins are built one small moment at a time. Hosted by Dr. Jeremy Rutter, a gerontologist and healthcare CEO with decades of experience in long term care and nonprofits.
Failure is Always an Option 15.01.2026 5:19
This episode is about failure. Is it always an option ? Can we fail well? This time on The Leader’s Abstract
The Myth of Multitasking 02.01.2026 2:36
We have been sold this idea that multitasking is a sign of high performance. Those who are on the other end of your efficiency would say otherwise.
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