Category: LEADERSHIP TALKS

The Leadership Secret They Don’t Teach You in Business School!

In this episode of Leadership Talks, host Martin Rowinski, CEO of Boardsi, sits down with Aaron “Captain” Littles, CEO of Per Diem Therapy Xperts and a former Marine Corps captain. Aaron shares his journey from military leadership to transforming healthcare staffing, emphasizing discipline, innovation, and extreme ownership.

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Top Leadership Lessons in Corporate Travel | Steve Reynolds

In this episode of Leadership Talks, Martin Rowinski interviews Steve Reynolds, Chief Strategy Officer at Emburse. Steve shares key leadership lessons from his extensive career in the travel and technology industries, including insights into startups, IPOs, and corporate travel innovation.

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Leadership Hacks for Success! Darby Vannier Secrets

In this episode of Leadership Talks Podcast, Darby Vannier shares his journey into leadership, emphasizing the importance of making strategic decisions and fostering a culture of trust. Learn how transformational leadership and team building can drive organizational success.

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Surviving a Murder Scene: The Story That Will Haunt You | Sexually Assaulted

Ashley Michelle, author of ‘Finding Strength Through Tragedy,’ shares her journey of resilience and healing after surviving a traumatic crime. She discusses the motivation behind writing her book and how the process contributed to her healing. Ashley emphasizes the importance of addressing childhood trauma and the layers of trauma that can accumulate over time.

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Resilience & Networking: Unlocking Success with Myron Welik

In this episode of Leadership Talks Podcast, Myron Welik, the Jack Hammer, shares his insights on strategic partnerships, reinvention, and networking. He emphasizes win-win partnerships, perseverance, and the importance of a strong professional network. Myron’s relentless mindset and strategic thinking have been key to his success in business development.

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Unlocking Leadership Potential with Stephen Howard Top Leadership Tips for 2024-25

In this episode of Leadership Talks, Martin Rowinski, CEO of Boardsi, sits down with renowned leadership expert Stephen Howard to discuss the importance of people-centric leadership. They explore the transformative role of emotional intelligence, effective communication, and feedback in turning good managers into exceptional leaders. Stephen also shares actionable insights on leading remote and cross-cultural teams, making this a must-watch for anyone striving to grow as a leader in today’s dynamic workplace.

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From Sales to CEO: How Titus Walker is Turning Gamers into Millionaires with UEL

In this episode, Titus Walker, the founder and CEO of the Ultimate End Gamers League (UEL), shares his inspiring journey from a career in sales to leading a multi-genre gaming platform. UEL is dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusion within the gaming community by offering a wide range of games and creating a welcoming environment for all. The league also provides educational courses in cybersecurity and computer game design, aiming to empower the next generation of gamers. Titus discusses his long-term goals for UEL, including expanding the league, increasing player earnings, and positioning gaming as a mainstream sport. UEL’s seasons are held in person at their arena in Virginia and are streamed on multiple platforms, making the league accessible to a global audience.

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AI CLONING PEOPLE?! The Next Big Thing! HOLLO.AI

In the latest episode of Leadership Talks, we had the pleasure of hosting Ryaan Sayegh, the co-founder and CTO of Hollo AI. Ryaan is a trailblazer in the field of artificial intelligence, and his work is transforming industries across the globe. From software development to traffic management systems, AI is making waves, and Ryaan is at the forefront of this revolution. Discover how AI cloning technology is setting new standards in content verification and learn about Ryaan’s inspiring entrepreneurial journey that began at just 17.

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