Episodes (Page 2)
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Kecia Steelman, CEO of Ulta Beauty, leads over 1500 stores globally.
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Mark Smucker discusses the "soul of a brand" and its importance for growth.
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Minted founder Mariam Naficy shares her near-failure startup story.
Mariam Naficy
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Kurt Kane, CEO of TruGreen, focuses on customer retention over new customer acquisition.
Kurt Kane
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Pelican CEO James Curleigh reframes selling from products to solutions.
James "JC" Curleigh
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Julie Hansen, CEO of Babbel, discusses navigating AI's disruption in language learning.
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Strategy should be built from the outside in, not the inside out.
John Donahoe
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Ted Scott, Scottie Scheffler's caddie, shares his strategy of asking questions.
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Shea Ralph transformed Vanderbilt's women's basketball from a broken program to an NCAA tournament #2 seed.
#283: Roy Williams, Former Men’s Basketball Head Coach, North Carolina – Get better every single day
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Roy Williams coached Kansas and UNC, winning three national championships.
North Carolina
Roy Williams
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Peter Wharton-Hood led LIFE Healthcare through COVID-19 with no prior healthcare experience.
Peter Wharton-Hood
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Tom Wilson emphasizes ruthless discipline with time as CEO of Allstate.
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Blake Mycoskie founded TOMS Shoes with a 'buy-one-give-one' model.
Blake Mycoskie
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Eric Kutcher views AI as a transformative growth opportunity, not just for productivity.
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Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber on aligning 7,000 people.
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Featured Jimmy Roberts, Emmy-winning broadcaster for NBC and Golf Channel.
Emmy Award-winning broadcaster
Jimmy Roberts
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Jason Garrett shares lessons from three Super Bowl wins emphasizing shared team commitment beyond just the leader's role
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Ania Smith, CEO of Taskrabbit, immigrated to US at age 12 speaking no English and built career through strategic risk-taking
Ania Smith
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Chuck Robbins adapts leadership style as people and situations change while maintaining authenticity with 90,000 Cisco employees
Chuck Robbins
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Tony Capuano leads Marriott's 10,000 hotels across 143 countries while maintaining culture that never settles despite success
Tony Capuano