You Want a Seat at the Table? Earn it

03/21/21 • 22 min

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Communications professionals have long stated they “want a seat at the table,” meaning communications needs to be part of the executive decision-making function. And that seat should be filled by someone well-versed in strategy, best-practices, and able to represent the rest of the team so everyone is sharing that seat. In this episode we get some insights from Wendy Beauchesne, someone who has climbed from comms pro to CEO.
Guest: Wendy Beauchesne, CEO Alberta Cancer Foundation
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There is substantial evidence that cultures of high trust outperform those where trust is low. There’s less employee turnover, higher employee engagement, better aligned organizations and more collaboration if we trust one another. That all begins with strong leadership. In this episode we speak with the author of “The Trust Trifecta,” Jordan Berman.

Guest Jordan Berman

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Guest: Duff Gibson, Canada Olympic gold medal winner 2006
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