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The Business Emergency Room Podcast

The Business Emergency Room Podcast

Maartje van Krieken

Scaling a business isn’t just about strategy—it’s about navigating chaos, making fast but sound decisions, and keeping teams aligned under pressure. The Business Emergency Room helps leaders, founders, and decision-makers sharpen their decision-making mechanics, master people dynamics, and build resilience in uncertain markets. Host Maartje van Krieken shares battle-tested frameworks to eliminate bottlenecks, avoid analysis paralysis, and turn turbulence into traction. Tune in weekly for real-world insights to lead with confidence and thrive in turmoil. For leaders facing: High-stakes decisions, VUCA market conditions, crisis management, and rapid business growth pains.
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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - Decision Deadlock: Moving out of Paralysis into Action ASAP
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11/13/24 • 18 min

In a fast-paced business world, decision paralysis is a major obstacle in business, stalling innovation and financial success. Maartje tackles this issue head-on, highlighting how fear, overwhelming data, high stakes, and unclear objectives often keep leaders stuck. She cites studies revealing that indecision significantly impacts financial performance and employee productivity, making swift, confident decision-making essential for thriving in a competitive landscape. To overcome this, Maartje recommends a structured approach: clearly define decisions, align options on equal terms, and focus on actionable data. Bringing in an external facilitator to provide fresh perspectives or using frameworks like the Stanford Decision Quality Model, can create lasting decision hygiene within an organization by ensuring clarity, alignment, and accountability.

About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - The Anatomy of Readiness: Emergency Preparedness & Response at Tulane University
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12/04/24 • 33 min

Emergencies test the resilience and adaptability of individuals and organizations, but preparation makes the difference between chaos and control. In this insightful conversation, Meredith Beers, Associate Director of Emergency Preparedness and Response at Tulane University, shares her experience managing diverse and complex scenarios ranging from natural disasters to campus-specific crises. She emphasizes the importance of clear communication, an adaptable all-hazards plan, and structured decision-making to ensure safety and continuity. Her proactive approach to training, collaboration with external agencies, and stakeholder feedback fosters a robust emergency management system, applicable beyond the academic environment. This episode underscores the value of readiness, adaptability, and the human factor in navigating uncertainty effectively.

About the Guest:

Meredith’s journey into crisis preparedness began as a student at Tulane University when Hurricane Katrina struck. Experiencing one of the most devastating natural disasters in U.S. history profoundly shaped her career path – she realized her calling was to help others prepare for and recover from crises. These days, she's all about making organizations crisis-ready, but don't expect any dusty emergency manuals that sit on shelves. Her real-world approach brings everyone into the conversation, from mapping out solid game plans to making sure employees know exactly what to do when things go sideways. She's got a knack for breaking down complex situations into clear, actionable updates that keep everyone in the loop when it matters most. Whether she's working with large organizations or community groups, Meredith's message is simple: emergencies don't schedule appointments, so being prepared isn't just a box to check – it's a way of life.

www.linkedin.com/in/meredith-beers

About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - The Conflict Cure: Grounding Techniques and Resilience Tools for Leaders
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01/01/25 • 20 min

Unlock the secrets to transforming overwhelm into empowerment in a dynamic discussion recorded live at Podapalooza, featuring Robyn McTague, a specialist in team engagement and conflict resolution after 3 decades with WorkSafeBC, a workers' compensation insurer in British Columbia, Canada. This episode discusses shifting from panic to power, cultivating emotional and physical awareness, and leveraging tools like motivational mapping and the Enneagram for personal and team resilience. Robyn emphasizes the importance of recognizing individual motivators, the value of grounding techniques, and the transformative power of curiosity in conflict resolution. Leaders are encouraged to identify energy drains, build resilience, and align their actions with their team’s needs for sustainable success.

About the Guest:

Robyn McTague, known as the Engagement Catalyst, is a dynamic coach, speaker, and consultant specializing in emotional balance, team engagement, and leadership development. With a career spanning over three decades at WorksafeBC, Robyn has held pivotal roles, including Joint Committee Chair for Safety, Diversity, and Employee Assistance Programs. She was instrumental in creating a department for seriously disabled workers and implementing diversity training initiatives, breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. Robyn’s academic foundation includes a BA in Psychology from Simon Fraser University, complemented by certifications in counseling, motivational mapping, the Enneagram, and conflict resolution.

As the founder of A Life of Choice and Positive Team Engagement, Robyn helps individuals and small businesses build authentic, thriving workplaces. Her approach emphasizes resilience, self-awareness, and alignment with core motivators, creating environments where team members feel valued and engaged.


Robyn McTague’s websites: Positive Team Engagement and A Life of Choice.


About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - The Unexpected Exit: Managing Business Without Key Players | 011
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10/02/24 • 27 min

Losing a key player in your business is one of the toughest challenges to face, whether it’s due to illness, sudden departure, or other unforeseen events. How do you handle the chaos left behind and keep everything moving forward? This episode tackles the emotional and operational impact of losing essential team members, offering practical tips on how to lead through the storm. It’s all about putting people first—addressing emotions, offering support, and ensuring the team has what it needs to push through. Learn how to manage the gap left behind, engage with stakeholders, and decide when to bring in interim leadership or take a chance on someone within your ranks. It’s about finding resilience, leaning on your team, and embracing the unexpected with the mindset that, despite the loss, you can rebuild and move forward stronger. Whether you’re navigating a current crisis or preparing for the future, this conversation will give you the confidence to handle whatever comes your way.

About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - Workplace Mental Health Triage Tools from The Mental Health Comedian
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12/18/24 • 29 min

Trigger warning: This episode discusses suicide and mental health. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know needs help, please reach out to a trusted friend, a mental health professional, or a crisis hotline in your area.

Workplace mental health is not just a tick-box exercise; it’s a vital, actionable step toward saving lives. This discussion with Frank King, a renowned advocate and mental health comedian, underscores the profound impact of mental health awareness and suicide prevention in professional settings. With 85% of suicides occurring among people aged 18-65—many of whom spend their days at work—the workplace becomes a critical arena for intervention. Frank shares actionable strategies for spotting warning signs, fostering open communication, and building organizational trust. Leaders and colleagues alike can play a pivotal role in recognizing and addressing mental health challenges before they escalate. The key takeaway? Starting the conversation could save a life.

About the Guest:

Frank King, known as The Mental Health Comedian, is a renowned Suicide Prevention and Postvention Public Speaker, Trainer, and Corporate Comedian. With over 20 years as a writer for The Tonight Show and 38 years in stand-up comedy, he has shared the stage with legends like Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen DeGeneres, and Adam Sandler. Turning his lifelong battle with depression and suicidality into a platform for change, Frank has delivered 12 TEDx Talks, including the acclaimed "A Matter of Laugh or Death". He combines humor with lifesaving insights to break the stigma surrounding mental health, equipping audiences—ranging from corporations to schools—with tools to recognize and address mental health challenges. His resilience extends beyond mental health, having survived significant physical health challenges, which he jokes about with grace. A passionate advocate and author, Frank inspires others by proving that where there is humor, there is hope.

Website: mentalhealthcomedian.com


About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - Scaling Without Chaos: Strategies for the Entrepreneur to CEO Transition
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02/12/25 • 20 min

In the dynamic world of business growth, the transition from entrepreneur to CEO is often fraught with challenges that can either propel a company forward or lead to burnout. This episode sheds light on the pivotal strategies that help business owners navigate rapid growth, avoid common pitfalls, and build sustainable success. The conversation uncovers the importance of strategic planning, effective delegation, and the mindset shifts required to lead with clarity and purpose.

Key insights from this discussion:

  • The Entrepreneur’s Growth Struggle – Why many business owners feel stuck working long hours and the critical mindset shift needed to break free.
  • Hiring vs. Outsourcing – When to hire in-house and when outsourcing might be the smarter, more cost-effective solution.
  • Decision-Making Strategies – A simple three-question framework to make better business decisions quickly and effectively.
  • Strategic Planning for Scaling – How a clear roadmap can prevent overwhelm, improve efficiency, and prioritize the right tasks at the right time.
  • Transitioning from Entrepreneur to CEO – The mental and operational shifts required to successfully lead a growing business.

About the Guest:

Lynne Roe is the President of LSR Consultants, a certified professional coach, group facilitator, and change-maker, Lynne helps independent businesses owners develop a foundation of leadership that serves as a catalyst for growth. Applying knowledge and skills acquired over decades of working with small and large companies, non-profits, and family businesses, she guides clients in building businesses that are profitable, sustainable, and valuable – with a focus on strategic planning, sound decision-making, and leveraging their strengths and those of their teams.


Lynne has grown two successful businesses; designed, conducted, and managed market research for major corporations; and developed and led non-profit programs and organizations from the ground up. She has worked with hundreds of individuals and stakeholders over the years, pulling together diverse teams to work towards a common goal. Lynne is also a certified facilitator and coach for The Alternative Board of Northern New Jersey, an organization dedicated to helping business owners and executives excel in their fields through peer advisory, mentoring, and leadership training.


Lynne’s Website: lsrconsultants.com

Free Resource: Lynn’s Entrepreneur to CEO Assessment


About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

Thanks for listening!

Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.

Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - Crisis Talk: Turning Chaos into Strategic Communication
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11/20/24 • 27 min

When disaster strikes and reputations are on the line, are you ready to communicate your way through the storm? Effective crisis communication is a cornerstone of business resilience, as highlighted in this discussion with Melissa Hodgson, a seasoned PR and Communications Expert. Drawing from over three decades of experience, Melissa emphasizes the importance of proactive planning to mitigate business emergencies, from natural disasters to reputation crises. She shares insights on why organizations must anticipate vulnerabilities and cultivate trusted relationships with communication specialists. Moreover, she stresses the role of transparency, respect, and tactful messaging in managing public and media narratives, even when sensitive issues arise. This episode serves as a powerful reminder to prioritize readiness and strategic communication to maintain trust and credibility during crises.

About our Guest:

Melissa Hodgson, ABC APR, is an award-winning public speaker, PR practitioner and proven leader with a unique perspective on crisis communication. As vice president at Gambel Communications, Melissa provides crisis communication counsel and oversees best-in-class public relations services for Gambel clients.

With more than 30 years’ experience in public relations and issues management, Melissa has successfully represented her employers and clients in proactive and reactive communication environments.

Melissa is accredited by both the International Association of Business Communicators (ABC) and Public Relations Society of America (APR). The dual accreditation indicates her commitment to the rigorous national and international standards for senior communicators. She earned a bachelor’s degree in communication theory and public relations from the University of Alabama.

About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

Thanks for listening!

Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - Harnessing Networks: Solving Big Problems Fast | 014

Harnessing Networks: Solving Big Problems Fast | 014

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10/23/24 • 31 min

When crisis hits, the strength of your network can be the key to survival. Dr. Sumit D. Chowdhury, founder and president of Green Earth X and creator of the Gaia platform, joins the show to talk about the power of networks during emergencies and how they can make or break crisis management. Drawing from his vast experience in telecom, consulting, and digital transformation, Dr. Chowdhury explains how meaningful connections, both personal and professional, can come together to solve big problems. He also emphasizes that even solopreneurs and small business owners can harness the power of their networks during tough times—it's not about size, but about leveraging relationships effectively. From understanding implicit networks to using technology to enhance connections, Dr. Chowdhury provides practical and inspiring insights on navigating challenges and turning crisis into opportunity. Whether you’re running a small business or leading a larger team, this conversation will leave you ready to build stronger networks and face adversity with confidence.

About our Guest:

Dr. Sumit D. Chowdhury is a serial entrepreneur and seasoned business executive, having held senior roles in global consulting and telecom companies. He has developed several digital network platforms across diverse sectors such as telecom, trade, and regulatory environments. His expertise also extends to the production and distribution of green hydrogen, where he actively engages in key projects. He regularly consults with government bodies on significant policy issues.

Formerly the President of Reliance Jio, Sumit is the co-founder and Chairman of Gaia and Sesovera Inc., and is currently incubating Hydreen, a green hydrogen production company and GreenEarthX a Green Fuel Trading platform. He serves as Visiting Faculty at Carnegie Mellon University, specializing in sustainability and smart cities. Sumit has previously held CTO positions at Brookfield and Partner of KPMG and IBM Consulting.

Gaia, (www.gaia.in) is an Award winning Enterprise SaaS platform, bringing man, machine and process together, coherently, for improving productivity, compliance and governance in organizations.

https://www.greenearthx.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sumitchowdhury

[email protected]

About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - Growing Pains: The Leadership Shift from Doing to Delegating
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02/26/25 • 25 min

Scaling a business comes with big decisions, tough conversations, and the challenge of building a team that can grow with you. How do you know when it’s time to shift roles, implement structure, or step back so others can take the lead?

Maartje van Krieken sits down with Jennifer Cresswell, a growth strategist and the founder of Thoughtgro, to break down the realities of scaling in entrepreneurship. They dig into the people dynamics that make or break a growing business. When the team that got you here isn’t the team that will get you there, how do you navigate that transition with clarity and respect? Jennifer shares why removing emotion from role decisions can help leaders make choices that serve both the company and the employees.

The episode also tackles a common misconception about process. Many entrepreneurs see structure as a creativity killer, but Jennifer argues the opposite. She explains how the right processes reduce stress, create efficiency, and free up leaders to focus on innovation instead of getting caught in daily operations.

From recognizing the warning signs of stalled growth to handling difficult leadership transitions, this episode provides insights for anyone going through the next phase of their business. Jennifer leaves listeners with a key takeaway: growth isn’t just about adding more, but also about building smarter.

Episode Breakdown:

00:00 Introduction

00:33 Leadership in Uncertainty

01:06 Overlapping Challenges in Different Business Sizes

01:38 People Dynamics in Growing Businesses

03:13 Removing Emotion from Role Assessment

05:29 Process Management in Scaling

07:02 Efficiency Through Process

08:20 Leadership Transition and Delegation

13:06 Fractional Leadership and Finding the Right Fit

15:57 Symptoms of Growing Pains

18:46 Bottlenecks and Decision-Making Overload

21:14 Addressing Feedback and Disgruntledness

22:39 Closing

Links

Connect with Jennifer Cresswell:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-cresswell-2a39892b/

https://www.thoughtgro.com/

Jennifer Cresswell is the Founder & Principal of Thoughtgro, helping business owners build lasting legacies through sustained growth and succession planning.

With 20+ years in leadership, operations, strategy, and communications, she strengthens businesses using her four foundational pillars—structure, team, process, and culture. A problem-solver at heart, she has quadrupled sales, integrated diverse business models, and boosted both morale and revenue. Whether preparing a company for acquisition or securing long-term stability, she helps owners achieve their vision.

Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Cornell University. Outside of work, she enjoys time with her husband and daughter, tennis, cooking, baking, crafting, and continuous learning.

Connect with Maartje van Krieken:

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

https://maartjeturnschaosaround.substack.com/

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast - The Leadership Formula for Turbulence: Trust, Resilience, and Psychological Safety
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01/29/25 • 25 min

Navigating high-pressure situations in the workplace requires more than just strategy—it demands trust, empathy, and a culture of psychological safety. In this episode, Maxine Legal, CEO and founder of Thrive Inclusively, shares insights from her 20+ years of leadership in healthcare to help leaders and teams thrive under pressure. Discover actionable strategies to foster resilience, communication, and trust, even in the most dynamic business environments.

Throughout this talk, we dive into:

  • The importance of psychological safety and how it transforms workplace dynamics.
  • Why transparent communication builds trust, especially in times of uncertainty or crisis.
  • How to tailor your leadership approach to different communication styles and personalities.
  • The balance between holding employees accountable and maintaining empathy as a leader.
  • Practical tips on investing in self-care to lead effectively and build resilient teams.

About the Guest:

Maxine L. Legall is a dynamic speaker and the visionary founder of Thrive Inclusively LLC, a premier consulting firm based in New York. With over 20 years of groundbreaking experience across healthcare, non-profit, and corporate sectors, Maxine empowers organizations to thrive through transformative inclusion initiatives, cultural transformation, leadership development, and strategies that prioritize resilience and self-care. Her actionable insights inspire growth, drive impactful change, and foster environments where individuals and teams excel.


Maxine L. Legall is a passionate and empowering coach, dedicated to guiding leaders and teams toward unlocking their potential, building resilience, and achieving meaningful success through personalized strategies and transformative growth.


Maxine Legall’s website: www.thriveinclusively.com


About the Host:

Your host, Maartje van Krieken, brings a wealth of experience from the front lines of business turmoil. With a background in crisis management, managing transformation and complex collaboration, she has successfully guided numerous organizations through their most challenging times. Her unique perspective and practical approach make her the go to First Responder in the arena of business turmoil and crisis.

Podcast Homepage: https://www.thebusinessemergencyroom.com/

https://www.thechaosgamesconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartje/

Thanks for listening!

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The Business Emergency Room Podcast currently has 34 episodes available.

What topics does The Business Emergency Room Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Management, Entrepreneurship, Podcasts and Business.

What is the most popular episode on The Business Emergency Room Podcast?

The episode title 'Make Money, Not Mistakes with Sharon Galluzzo | 006' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Business Emergency Room Podcast?

The average episode length on The Business Emergency Room Podcast is 25 minutes.

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Episodes of The Business Emergency Room Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

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The first episode of The Business Emergency Room Podcast was released on Aug 23, 2024.

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