Work Inspired - A BOS Podcast

Today we speak with the CEO of vFairs, a virtual events company that has experienced massive growth and success during the last 12 months due to the remote nature of the COVID-19 pandemic. As you will hear on this episode, the future isn’t in person OR remote. it’s both; a hybrid of both physical and digital space with custom solutions designed to maximize the opportunity for the businesses, teams...

There are four to five major manufacturers of contract furniture in the United States, with each aligning with dealerships to bring their products to the market. Haworth is one of those large manufacturers and, for over 70 years, has partnered with BOS to serve clients and furnish thousands of workspaces. We were both founded in 1948 and BOS is proud to not only be Haworth’s first dealer, but also...

Today’s guest is the co-founder of a company of Pluto, Shana Opperman. Shana's story, experience and success are remarkable when it comes to her professional journey. We know you’ll be inspired today and learn so much from her.

On this new episode of The Work Inspired Podcast, get ready for some new ideas and sparks of inspiration as you’re going to hear about change, transformation, technology, and imaging the future. We’re so fortunate to be speaking with John Tomik – managing director at Slalom Consulting.

On today's episode of The Work Inspired Podcast, we’re going to dive into the culture and ways of working at one of Fortune’s most admired companies. We will also uncover how as many as two-thirds of us are subconsciously being impacted professionally from experiences in our past.

In today's episode, we have two founders here to tell the story of their award-winning agency C+C and how they are aligning their passion and their profession to make the world a better place. Please welcome Julie Colehour and Bryan Cohen.

Ever wonder how a small idea can grow wings and soar to unimaginable heights, like becoming a Super Bowl commercial? On this episode of the Work Inspired Podcast, we get to speak with Natalie Bowman, Managing Director of Marketing and Advertising at Alaska Airlines. You’re about to hear how their people, brand, and culture lead with heart – putting employees, homegrown humor, and creativity front...

What does it take to grow and succeed in your profession and in life? On today’s episode of the Work Inspired Podcast, we are incredibly fortunate to be speaking with Alexandra Trower – EVP of Global Communications for the Estee Lauder Companies. Her wisdom, insights and advice are truly next level. We know you’re going to not only enjoy this conversation but will take so much away from it.

The post-pandemic workplace will be a flexible one, but exactly what that looks like is still being determined. Jenni Pfaff from Warner Chappell Music joins the Work Inspired Podcast to share insight on how leaders, cultures and teams can best navigate the changes ahead.

Get ready for a real, unfiltered and authentic conversation with one of today’s top business influencers. Author of the best-selling sales book GAP Selling, Keenan is CEO of A Sales Guy Consulting and Recruiting, a keynote speaker, Forbes contributor, award-winning blogger and mentor! On this episode of the Work Inspired Podcast, we talk about how to use conviction, sales strategy and self-awarene...

The logistics of rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine amongst the general population is far more complicated than meets the eye. Dr. Rick Bone from Advocate Aurora Health talks to us today about what exactly goes into the vaccine rollout and what the future of well-being technology might look like.

The Work Inspired Podcast kicks off season 2 with Linda Rutherford, the Senior Vice President & Chief Communications Officer at Southwest. Linda and George talk about what post-pandemic travel will look like across the industry, and what companies need to do to make sure their culture is rock solid in respect to the pandemic.

Marketing and communication have forever changed the way we conduct business. From small startups to global enterprises, marketing and communication skillsets are as important as ever in order to succeed. Raja Rajamanar from Mastercard explains how businesses can take these two skills to the next level and beyond in order to accomplish any goal.

Is there such a thing as too much fun in the workplace? Can you go overboard with positive emotions when creating a company culture? Amy Bastuga from Radio Flyer talks about how they tackle the office environment and how they use the power of the Radio Flyer brand to boast a positive and thriving culture. 

Confidence can take you far in your professional career, especially when it is applied to chasing a great idea. Jed Berger, the Global Chief Marketing Officer of Foot Locker, tells us how to use that confidence to promote game-changing ideas within your organization. 

If you had the opportunity to run a business in an unorthodox way in order to make it successful, would you do it? Jesse Cole, the Owner of the Savannah Bananas baseball team discusses how he took the team from only selling a handful of tickets a year to selling out every game for months on end. 

Hard work and dedication can often get you far, whether it's your personal life or your career. Jeff Schmitz, CMO of Zebra Technologies, tells us how keeping a positive attitude is the best way to tackle challenges and adversity.

We often hear in the workplace that communication is key to success and accomplishing your everyday goals, but what if there is more to the story about how good communication can take your team to the next level? Join us as we talk to Johan De Nysschen, Chief Operating Officer at Volkswagen Group, North America Region, on how he uses communication everyday.

This idealogy that we all have when it comes to HR is outdated and is time for an overhaul. The HR philosophies of the past no longer meet the needs of many organizations. Our guest, Amy Wright, talks about what this notion of HR 3.0 means, and how it can be used to transform any organization.

There's so much more that goes into creating a space that one might realize. Sense, smell, touch, and feel, are just one of many factors that goes into creating an inclusive workplace, according to Adriana Rojas. Hear what Adriana has to say on how to incorporate all these senses in order to build the ultimate place to work.

A lot is said in the workplace about how leadership can help shape and inspire an organization's culture, but how does one actually get the plan and strategy in place to execute on it? Join us today as we discuss with Paul Mauschbaugh on creative ways of using leadership to make your company's culture better. 

On the Work Inspired Podcast, we are honored to have best selling Author Matt Dixon talk about his Challenger Sale book, which has sold over a million copies, and what organizations can do in order to boost their sales team. 

Finding the right path to success and having a positive mind in today's current climate can prove to be difficult and challenging. Today's guest, Severine Cukierman, explains to us how to find your inner peace in order to bring a positive impact wherever you go. 

Knowing how to combine marketing prowess with entrepreneurship can be difficult waters to navigate. Jeff Jankowski, the Co-Founder & Owner at Hoopla, shows us how he was able to achieve great success with Hoopla by listening to consumer demands and studying industry trends to deliver a product that is loved by many. 

While every organization has a different plan and idea of returning to the workplace, there are some similarities that businesses share. We sit down with Steve Levitas , the Vice Chairman of Newmark Knight Frank, of what businesses have in common in their return to work plan, and what that comprehensive strategy looks like.