The Leader's Chair

Transforming Minds, One Episode At A Time With Cesar Berrio

What would you do if you knew you had the knowledge that has the potential to change the lives of countless people? Colombian entrepreneur and podcaster, Cesar Berrio takes it as his life’s mission to spread that message through the

Business Leadership In These Trying Times With Aaron Scott Young – Part 1

Even though you feel like being an entrepreneur is something that already runs in your blood, you still have to have the proper mentality to tackle whatever it is you will face in the actual field. Business leader entrepreneur, Aaron

Leadership In The New Normal With Dr. Elena Pezzini

Good leaders literally meet people wherever they’re at. One of their top qualities includes staying neutral – that is, accepting of all politics, religions, beliefs, cultures, and races. Joining Jeffrey Edwards on today’s podcast is Dr. Elena Pezzini, an

Building A Tribe Of Visionary Leaders With Emi Kirschner

Leadership is all about the impact you make in the world and the people you are able to help with your vision. Business coach, Emi Kirschner maximizes this impact by building a tribe of leaders, teaching them how to be like her

Changing Communities Through Affordable And Reachable Housing With Gary Rahman

Everyone should be afforded stable and affordable housing. Making it his mission, Gary Rahman founded a successful residential and commercial real estate company in Washington, DC, where he is changing communities by developing housing for low to medium-income families. In this

Personal Leadership With TSN Host James Duthie

Leadership doesn’t always have to mean standing in front of a team making a speech; sometimes, it just means being a good example. This is what TSN host James Duthie learned in his years as a sports broadcaster for Canadian television. James hosts

A Leader’s Guide To Teams And Working Groups With Andrew Neitlich

If there is one great area that this pandemic is testing us, it would be leadership. When we are all working all over the place remotely, how do we reorganize ourselves and establish each of our roles and help

Writing Rules That People Will Follow With Lewis S. Eisen

We always hear the quote, “rules are meant to be broken.” Consequently, people have been living by that, often breaking the rules and getting into trouble. How, then, can we make them follow instead of disobeying? Jeffrey Edwards invites

Delivering Innovative Solutions Through Service Design Thinking With Marc Bolick

Although a popular concept, design thinking is still somewhat of a mystery to a lot of people. Design thinking is defined as an iterative process that teams use to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems, and create innovative solutions