Paul Batz and Kevin Warren, Commissioner of the Big Ten Conference discuss how to carve a better path forward for the young leaders in America. 

Goodness Pays Leadership

Carving a better path forward with Kevin Warren

John Thomas, VP of Basketball Development, Minnesota Timberwolves & Lynx, spoke at the first-ever online Good Leadership Breakfast. Immediately following, Paul Batz and John Thomas answered more of the online questions.

Using Resiliency to Find Purpose: John Thomas

The Secret is Discovering Why You Exist: Charles Antis

Richard Davis shares his journey from a bank teller to CEO of U.S. Bank, and how that prepared him for the business of creating hope. Today he is CEO of Make-A-Wish America, the world’s largest organization that provides one true wish to children who have a critical illness. Paul Batz and Chady AlAhmar share their reactions to his inspiring presentation at the Good Leadership Breakfast in November 2019.

The Business of Creating Hope: Richard Davis

Nicole LaVoi shared her personal story of athletic triumphs in the face of a series of basic sexist and unjust experiences. Today she is one of the world’s foremost authorities on the importance of girls and women in sports for the health of our society going forward. Paul Batz and Rachel Uzlik share their reactions to her personal stories and eye-opening research.

When Fairness and Injustice Drives Good Leadership: Nicole LaVoi

Julie Kae, Executive Director of Qlik.org, shared her story of working on the big things, like climate change and battling disease, using data as her guide. Paul Batz and Chloe Radcliffe discuss Julie's ambition and action, from two very different lenses.

 Julie Kae, Executive Director of Qlik.org, shared her story of working on the big things, like climate change and battling disease, using data as her guide. Paul Batz and Chloe Radcliffe discuss Julie's ambition and action, from two very different lenses. 

How Big Data and Childhood are Improving Climate Change: Julie Kae

University of Minnesota student Olivia Peterson voices her enthusiasm for learning the foundation for How Goodness Pays. It’s a rare look into how an aspiring leader can change and grow with the help of a good mentor, and a book study group.

How Goodness Pays for 20-Something Leaders: Olivia Peterson, with Johan Gjenvick

Gene Sieve, a vice president and regional manager at one of the world’s most successful employee-owned companies, Burns & McDonnell, shares proof points around how he has seen goodness pay. Paul Batz asks coaching questions and the two share actionable insights to help goodness pay with business results.

How Goodness Pays Proof Points: Gene Sieve

Alvin Abraham, Dean of the Daugherty Family College of the University of St. Thomas, shares the joys tribulations of being an entrepreneur whose mission is to “level the playing field” for under-served students who want a college education. Paul Batz and Chelsea Larson add insights from the perspective of young leaders who are exploring goodness.

Leveling the Playing Field for Young Leaders: Alvin Abraham

Phil McKoy, CIO of United Healthcare, shares what goodness means to him and how growing up in rural Jamaica and the influences of his father and grandfather helped to shape his leadership today. He learned to serve and he learned the importance of hard work. "Our responsibility as a company is to make healthcare available, accessible, and affordable to everyone in the country."

Lead With People First, and Results Will Follow

Monte Nuckols, VP of IT at Adient, a global leader in automotive seating, shares a personal story about his journey through a stressful project and how goodness and focusing on the Seven Fs changed his life.

Goodness and Mastering the Soft Stuff

CEO of Regions Hospital, Megan Remark, has learned that healthcare is personal and she leads her teams and organizations with that premise. In this episode, Megan shares her journey and insights and how she applies them in her life, career, and especially to patient care. "How I talk, how I behave, how I respond under pressure, and how I react in a crisis should all be through the lens of goodness"    

Goodness Starts With Us as Leaders

In this episode, you'll hear Stedman Graham as the featured speaker at the February 2019 Good Leadership Breakfast talk about finding your own identity so that you can be a good leader. "The most important important question anybody will ever ask you in your life that will allow you to maximize your potential...is this: Do you know who you are?"

Do You Know Who You Are?

In this episode, you'll hear the last speaker of our Fall Good Leadership Breakfast series, Greg Cunningham Vice President of Global Inclusion and Diversity at U. S. Bank.  Greg shares great insight on how to lead as your true authentic self, no matter what workplace setting you might be in. “Authenticity is critical to your success because it builds trust which is at the core of any healthy relationship- personal or professional. Authentic leaders always radiate goodness, and create an environment where everyone can thrive in a culture encouragement, accountability and positive team work”. 

Are you leading as your authentic self?

In this episode, you'll hear Joseph Otting, Comptroller of the Currency, share his messages on how to find goodness in every path of your journey.  Paul Batz and Kelsey Meyer Schalkle host the episode and dive deeper into his message while also sharing tips and tricks on how to find goodness in your leadership.

Finding Goodness in Every Step of Your Journey

The Goodness Pays Leadership Podcast features Paul Batz, CEO of Good Leadership Enterprises, and co-hosts discussing how goodness pays in leaders' personal and professional lives. Each episode focuses on a keynote speaker from the Good Leadership Breakfast Series and leaves you with a dose of inspiration and tangible takeaways to help you radiate goodness today.

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