Are you more of a mentor than you are a boss? Then you just might be a servant leader. Today’s episode deals with some of the best examples of what it takes to be a servant leader and how they are being developed.
Billy Johnson is the Director of the Professional Leadership Program at the University of North Texas, which is housed in the College of Business. The Professional Leadership Program is a nationally recognized mentoring program, which matches students up with successful executives all over North Texas, and helps the students get ready for the business world before they get into the business world.
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S01, Ep 02: Tracy Eubanks, The Business of Non-Profit Organizations
Tracy Eubanks shares his experiences running non-profit organizations and revealing that, really, they are really for-profit businesses with their profits being redirected.Tracy Eubanks, the CEO of Metrocrest Services, Inc., is an experienced leader overseeing operations of both for profit and non-profit organizations. Tracy is skilled at employee development, business development, and creating a culture of excellence.
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S03, Ep09: When Healthcare Collides with the Digital World featuring Pete Ianace
We are all living in an age of the internet of things, big data, artificial intelligence and data security.What is the advantage of marrying technology and healthcare?
When it comes to our health, using these technologies and concepts to improve and enhance our daily lives only seems natural. So what does it take to have wearable bio sensors a part of our day-to-day lives? What advantage is it to have all of our health history in a digital form?
Our guest is Pete Ianace, Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at Vital Tech Innovations, and President of ComCam International. Pete caught us up with the impact of technology on the future of healthcare. Pete knows technology and he knows healthcare.
Tune in to hear the latest on the intersection of these two fields.
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S04 Ep07: Plumbing, Etiquette and Social Media with Julie and Roger Wakefield
What happens when you take one part etiquette expert, marry her to a master, responsible plumber and mix in large quantities of social media?
You get a plumber who knows how to teach other tradesmen where and how to find business via the internet—and in person and with style.
Please join me in welcoming Julie and Roger Wakefield who’ve not only built a very successful business but made their marriage survive and thrive in the process.
