The Edges of Lean, by Bella Englebach
How many PowerPoint presentations have you seen? How many have put you to sleep? Betsy Lawson joins me to talk about how to end boring PowerPoint presentations and have engaging …
Innovation is the key driver of continued organizational success. In this episode, Dr. Heather Johnson joins me to discuss radical innovation and its connection to lean innovation. Dr. Johnson is …
Did you know that 25 to 40 percent of the people you meet are introverts? Jenny Toh joins me today to talk about coaching introverts, how to coach if you …
The connection between Lean and Agile is widely misunderstood. In this podcast we will answer all your questions about these two different approaches. Join us as Samuel Gregory explains when …
If you want to be an effective leader, then character is key. Skills and knowledge are necessary, but self-knowledge and clarity on core values are what separate the great leaders …
Many small businesses are franchises. What is franchising, and how can lean thinking improve franchised businesses? Or Steve Taylor and I delve into the franchise world in this episode of …
The need for change is an inevitable part of life today and change demands leadership. Art Bierschbach joins me today; he’s been working on leading change his whole career! We’ll …
Collaborative leadership is the key to success for organizations struggling with siloed decision-making and collaboration. Teri Beckman joins me, discussing how an absence of common goals can lead companies down …
Continuous Improvement and Telling the Truth About Yourself with Arnoud Herremans Telling the truth is important. But what happens when telling the truth about what you are feeling isn’t …
Linguistic barriers are common in any business, but they can be especially challenging when you’re working with different languages. Today I will speak to Bruno Pešec about the importance …
