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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN-US · 10 episodes
As experts in leadership development, executive coaching, strategic human capital, and much more – they are keenly aware that every manager has blind spots. The best workplaces foster high trust and commitment. Leaders who learn from the traps they fall into throughout their careers are better equipped to manage with humility and an intuitive sense of ‘the right thing’ in creating great organizational cultures. The Leadership Trap podcast’s purpose is to introduce its listeners to accomplished, successful leaders who learned along the way – converting hazardous traps to seizing big opportunities on the other side.
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Episode #27
<p>Episode 27: We sit down with Siobhan McHale, change leader and author of The Hive Mind at Work: Harnessing the Power of Group Intelligence to Create Meaningful and Lasting Change and discuss the blinds spots that can cause leaders to fall into their own leadership traps.</p>
Episode #26
<p>Episode 26: We sit down with Willie Pieterson, Professor, The Practice of Management, Columbia Business School and discuss the blinds spots that can cause leaders to fall into their own leadership traps.</p> Willie Pietersen was raised in South Africa, and received a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University. After practicing law, he embarked on an international busine
Episode #25
<p>Episode 25: We sit down with Curtis Bateman, Vice President of direct international offices for FranklinCovey and discuss the blinds spots that can cause leaders to fall into their own leadership traps.</p> Curtis Bateman is the bestselling co-author of Change: How to Turn Uncertainty Into Opportunity and is v
Episode #24
<p>Episode 24: We sit down with Marisa Murray, CEO of Leaderley International and discuss the blinds spots that can cause leaders to fall into their own leadership traps.</p>
Episode #23
<p>Episode 23: ‘‘Francis Cholle is the ‘Al Gore of Creativity’, evangelizing an ‘inconvenient truth’ of an altogether different kind – that creativity is actually declining at an alarming rate. The Intuitive Compass is a sure path business leaders can use to guide them toward innovation, disruptive thinking and the creative atmosphere necessary to succeed in today’s disorienting business climate.’‘ – Mike Lundgren, Partner and Director of Innovation Strategy, VML (Young & Rubicam)</p>
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author of "The Hive Mind at Work-Harnessing the Power of Group Intelligence to Create Meaningful and Lasting Change"
C-suite executive, Columbia University professor, author, Columbia Business School
Co-Author of 'Change: How to Turn Uncertainty Into Opportunity', FranklinCovey
founder and executive director, The Center of RespectfulLeadership.org
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