The future is closer than we think. The standard 9 to 5 will soon be a relic, made obsolete by today’s advancing technology. In the next 3 years, we can expect a rapid burst of opportunities in robotics, AI, and automation that will engulf workplaces. Hiding behind the fear of being replaced by a machine is not the solution to addressing this tech boom though. The future is not cold-hearted and wrapped in a stainless steel bow, it’s flexible, creative, inspiring. It’s where leaders behind the implementations rise to the occasion, invest in technology, and transform their organizations. It’s where workers are empowered to find their purpose (regardless of historic limitations) and contribute to something bigger than themselves. Joe Mechlinski reveals the fatal flaw in our view of the future, how science can set us free from the rat race mentality that has left 70% of the American workforce disengaged, and how to look forward to the future of work.
Coaching Lgbt Professionals In The Workplace TranscriptTom Floyd
In 31 states, you can be fired for being gay. In the states where you cannot be fired for being gay, states came up with new legislation making it illegal to fire someone based on sexual orientation.
In this program, our guests discuss how politics and business intersect on this issue.
Our panel discusses the challenges LGBT professionals are facing in the workplace, and types of issues coaches can help address to ensure sexual orientation isn’t a factor in forging a successful career.
Guests
* Selisse Berry, Executive Director, Out and Equal
* Daryl Herrschaft, Director, HRC Workplace Project, Human Rights Campaign Foundation
* Kate Karasmeighan, Chief of Staff, Director of Affiliate Relations, National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
* David Stocum, Coach and Owner, Great Lives Coaching
Summary
In the June 22nd 2007 issue of CondeNaste magazine Portfolio, author David Koeppel writes “The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) community has huge buying power and a large disposable income. Companies realize that portraying a gay friendly workplace and marketplace go hand-in hand.”
However within many organizations LGBT professionals continue to experience anxiety, fear, stress, and even harassment at work.
According to Echelon magazine, issues impacting LGBT professionals range from fear in being fired based on their sexual orientation or gender identity to stress in discussing personal relationships and including same sex partners at workplace events.
Can LGBT professionals survive “coming out at work?
Does advocating and supporting a gay friendly workplace have an impact on both company and individual performance?
Our panel of experts answer these questions and more.
Disruptive Diner: The Resilient Organization Part 1 -- Sylvan SchulzOpenly Disruptive
Sylvan Schulz studies how an organizational culture develops. Her Disruptive Diner presentation from 11/19/13 is on how large organizations can be intentional about creating culture - including cultivating resiliency. An organization aligned with its values can adapt to change more readily - learn more in her talk. Join OpenlyDisruptive.org for live access to more disruptive innovation events.
Best Practices and Thought Leadership in Treasury ManagementIra Apfel
Welcome to Ahead: Best Practices and Thought Leadership for Senior Treasury Management.
The purpose of this publication is to help senior treasury executives better manage and lead their team. It’s a timely topic because treasurers are expected to lead as never before.
Treasurers are expected to think and act strategically, to deploy their staff and the company’s cash more prudently than ever before. Performing traditional treasury processes are merely part of the new reality. Now, they must lead and inspire.
"Ahead" will do just that—keep you out in front of these new challenges. It offers wisdom from the finest leaders in society: the United States military, Silicon Valley and Wall Street. And it offers case studies from treasury executives across a variety of industries: high tech, pharmaceuticals and financial services to name a few.
The future is closer than we think. The standard 9 to 5 will soon be a relic, made obsolete by today’s advancing technology. In the next 3 years, we can expect a rapid burst of opportunities in robotics, AI, and automation that will engulf workplaces. Hiding behind the fear of being replaced by a machine is not the solution to addressing this tech boom though. The future is not cold-hearted and wrapped in a stainless steel bow, it’s flexible, creative, inspiring. It’s where leaders behind the implementations rise to the occasion, invest in technology, and transform their organizations. It’s where workers are empowered to find their purpose (regardless of historic limitations) and contribute to something bigger than themselves. Joe Mechlinski reveals the fatal flaw in our view of the future, how science can set us free from the rat race mentality that has left 70% of the American workforce disengaged, and how to look forward to the future of work.
Coaching Lgbt Professionals In The Workplace TranscriptTom Floyd
In 31 states, you can be fired for being gay. In the states where you cannot be fired for being gay, states came up with new legislation making it illegal to fire someone based on sexual orientation.
In this program, our guests discuss how politics and business intersect on this issue.
Our panel discusses the challenges LGBT professionals are facing in the workplace, and types of issues coaches can help address to ensure sexual orientation isn’t a factor in forging a successful career.
Guests
* Selisse Berry, Executive Director, Out and Equal
* Daryl Herrschaft, Director, HRC Workplace Project, Human Rights Campaign Foundation
* Kate Karasmeighan, Chief of Staff, Director of Affiliate Relations, National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
* David Stocum, Coach and Owner, Great Lives Coaching
Summary
In the June 22nd 2007 issue of CondeNaste magazine Portfolio, author David Koeppel writes “The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) community has huge buying power and a large disposable income. Companies realize that portraying a gay friendly workplace and marketplace go hand-in hand.”
However within many organizations LGBT professionals continue to experience anxiety, fear, stress, and even harassment at work.
According to Echelon magazine, issues impacting LGBT professionals range from fear in being fired based on their sexual orientation or gender identity to stress in discussing personal relationships and including same sex partners at workplace events.
Can LGBT professionals survive “coming out at work?
Does advocating and supporting a gay friendly workplace have an impact on both company and individual performance?
Our panel of experts answer these questions and more.
Disruptive Diner: The Resilient Organization Part 1 -- Sylvan SchulzOpenly Disruptive
Sylvan Schulz studies how an organizational culture develops. Her Disruptive Diner presentation from 11/19/13 is on how large organizations can be intentional about creating culture - including cultivating resiliency. An organization aligned with its values can adapt to change more readily - learn more in her talk. Join OpenlyDisruptive.org for live access to more disruptive innovation events.
Best Practices and Thought Leadership in Treasury ManagementIra Apfel
Welcome to Ahead: Best Practices and Thought Leadership for Senior Treasury Management.
The purpose of this publication is to help senior treasury executives better manage and lead their team. It’s a timely topic because treasurers are expected to lead as never before.
Treasurers are expected to think and act strategically, to deploy their staff and the company’s cash more prudently than ever before. Performing traditional treasury processes are merely part of the new reality. Now, they must lead and inspire.
"Ahead" will do just that—keep you out in front of these new challenges. It offers wisdom from the finest leaders in society: the United States military, Silicon Valley and Wall Street. And it offers case studies from treasury executives across a variety of industries: high tech, pharmaceuticals and financial services to name a few.
Three Secrets of Agile Leadership: From Working Hard to Working SmartPeter Stevens
Updated Version. Keynote Talk at Agile Business Day 2020. Agility as a movement started with software developers uncovering better ways of doing what they do. Today that movement is driving even business leaders to rethink how they lead their organizations. What does it mean to "be" agile? How can agility be applied to leading organizations? Where do successful agile leaders start? Three stories, three secrets and three tips to apply agility for more impact in your life and work.
The Secrets of Agile Leaders at BU Agile Innovation LabPeter Stevens
Agility as a movement started with software developers uncovering better ways of doing what they do. Today that movement is driving even business leaders to rethink how they lead their organizations. What does it mean to "be" agile? How can agility be applied to leading organizations? Where do successful agile leaders start? Three stories, three secrets and three tips to apply agility for more impact in your life and work.
These slides also include background information on the Personal Agility System and why you might want to be certified in The Personal Agility System™
Agility as a movement started with software developers uncovering better ways of doing what they do. Today that movement is driving even business leaders to rethink how they lead their organizations. What does it mean to "be" agile? How can agility be applied to leading organizations? Where do successful agile leaders start? Three stories, three secrets and three tips to apply agility to your life and work.
Human connectedness and meaningful conversations - how coaching boosts the su...Greatness Coaching
8 traits of a coach/leader enabling inclusion, diversity, agility and collaboration:
1. Authentic and humble
2. Holistic listener
3. Learner of the leader’s Greatness
4. Non-judgmental thinking-partner
5. Comfortable with not knowing, with failure, trusting process
6. Empathetic, yet detached from outcome
7. Courageous feedback-provider
8. Supportive challenger
Organizations are changing
Now, as the digital disruption is approaching the plateau of productivity, the next disruption is emerging, namely how we organize us.
Focus is going to be on organizing, not organizations
1: Smaller teams
2: Relations beat skills
3: Intense sprints
4: Everyone is a leader
5: Listen, then decide
6: Sense-making
7: Step down from the Ivory Tower
8: Follower-ship beats leadership
9: Not more, but better
Leadership is the art of motivating a group of people to act toward achieving a common goal. In this presentation lets see how the leadership very important to success in the international markets.
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Week 8Read· Six Defining Traits of a Successful 21st Century .docxphilipnelson29183
Week 8
Read:
· Six Defining Traits of a Successful 21st Century Organization
· Making Strategic Changes for the 21st Century
· Four Methods of Creating Competitive Advantage
· 10 Ways to Help Companies Become Sustainable
Theme #2: Reflection is essential for the success of a leader but is even more critical in the 21st century. Reflection about who is the 21st century leader includes reflecting on self.
· Building the 21st Century Leader
· Leadership Zones
WEEK 8- Creating a Competitive Edge
Learning Activity # 1
You are the CEO of a medium-sized solar panel firm located in California. The company has been doing well so far but new regulations and rising taxes are hurting the profit margin.
You have been negotiating with the Governor a tax reduction because of the company’s green status. You would like to stay in California for the sake of the employees and the small town, which benefits largely from the company’s presence in the area. However, talks with the Governor do not look promising.
Two of your major competitors have left the state and are now located in areas where taxes and wages are considerably cheaper. These businesses are already cutting their prices and have taken away one of your major clients. While you have a new product line due out in eight months, which will create a disruption in the marketplace, the wait may be too costly.
You are considering moving the business to New Mexico and have been in negotiations with the Governor there, and it looks almost too good to be true. The two other members of the leadership team are aware of the pending move. Your employees however, do not know of the discussion and the possible move that may require them to relocate or lose their job. It is time to break the news and get everyone on board.
· Explain in a memo to your leadership team how and when you want the news to be known to the staff.
· Detail the way the news should be broken and by whom.
· Discuss how competitive edge relates to the decision and its importance to timing for the move.
· Provide suggestions to the others as to how to handle the feedback you will get from the news.
Learning Activity #2
· Compare the vision you had of a "leader" when you started the course and the vision you have today. Be specific in your description.
· Address the role of social architect in the 21st century, the characteristics, and perspective of the leader as you have come to understand them from the class reading, concepts and ideas presented.
· What are the major differences between the two visions and therefore the major ideas you will take away from this course?
Week 7
Leading Change
· The Agile Leader: Adaptability
· The Leadership Role
· Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail
· Organizational Change: What Effective Leaders Do
· Managing Employee Engagement During Times of Change
Leading Cultural and Generation Diversity
· Diversity and how it Improves Leadership
· Leading Four Generations
Leading and accumul.
StepUp Revolution - Essentials of Sourcing and Winning FundingDarren Chertkow
This is the second in the series of entrepreneurial ebooks aimed at empowering a new generation of Entrepreneurs in South Africa and fostering a drive toward an Entrepreneurial Movement!
AI won't take your job but someone using AI will take your job.
AI is a major topic of discussion today. Debates rage about the ethics, the potential for human extinction, obliteration of the workforce and plenty more between AI sceptics and AI believers. The variety and pace of development of the technology is unparalleled. It's almost impossible to keep up.
In this series of sessions at BoS Conference USA 2023 we’ll deep dive into how Autobooks retooled their business and ask the question, “What Happens if Product, Sales & Marketing Work Together?”
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· Making Strategic Changes for the 21st Century
· Four Methods of Creating Competitive Advantage
· 10 Ways to Help Companies Become Sustainable
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· Leadership Zones
WEEK 8- Creating a Competitive Edge
Learning Activity # 1
You are the CEO of a medium-sized solar panel firm located in California. The company has been doing well so far but new regulations and rising taxes are hurting the profit margin.
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A case study like no other. In this series of sessions at BoS Conference USA 2023 we deep dived into how Autobooks retooled their business and ask the question, “What Happens if Product, Sales & Marketing Work Together?”
By focussing everything they did on the needs of their customers and helping them grow, they also grew faster, made their lives easier and changed the way they think about collaboration across the company.
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The average lifespan of a first hire Product Manager is 11 months. This is terrible for Product Manager's and the businesses they join and then leave. What are the most common pitfalls that make this so difficult and what can founders and first hire Product Managers do to change this?
Tim shares an approach to make first hires a success that is focused on product but contains plenty of insights for hires in other functions. He starts before the hiring process starts and then share some tried and trusted guidelines for founders and Product Managers to make the first 12 months in the role a case study in excellence. He shares some templates you will be able to use to set yourself up for better outcomes.
https://businessofsoftware.org/talks/making-first-hire-product-managers-work/
You’ve got a great product customers love and you want to grow your user base. In this session, Lucy will explain why the smartest way to growth is to align your marketing with the strengths of your product so your product becomes a marketing engine.
She will show you how to understand the types of problems your customers experience and how that should shape your marketing to capture demand. Lucy will share case studies of companies that have developed powerful product led marketing approaches successfully including Grammarly, Hubspot. She will help you to understand the problems your customers face so that you can align your marketing and product marketing strategy with insights that will drive effective growth and product development.
https://bos.thebln.com/talks/your-product-as-a-marketing-engine/
B2B sales is hard and in a recession it gets harder. Over 70% of buyers think that sales people bring zero value to their buying process.
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https://businessofsoftware.org/talks/better-b2b-sales/
Alex will discuss his journey from author and expert on business models to being CEO and Founder of Strategyzer, the product business that he has built from his mountain retreat in Switzerland. He will discuss how he manages and leads a fully remote team spread across 12 countries, how some of his biggest breakthroughs as an entrepreneur have come from being coached, how coaching has helped him to resolve team conflict and why at the heart of the business is a commitment to transparency that allows everyone to be part of the journey.
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https://businessofsoftware.org/events/europe-2024/five-traits-of-a-modern-ceo/
Imogen started her first company, Qudini, after leaving university and sold the business 10 years later, 2 months before Imogen’s first child was born.
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https://businessofsoftware.org/events/europe-2024/imogen-wethered-how-to-start-sell-a-software-business-in-a-decade/
Do you know what the top five regrets of the dying are? Wishing you had worked harder, surprisingly, isn’t on the list. Eleanor will discuss the importance of discovering one’s true purpose as a key step in the way to long-term fulfillment.
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- How to use what customers value to reverse engineer your ideal product experience.
- How to identify your leading indicators of success (which will more effectively influence your lagging KPIs like your free/trial to paid % & MRR growth).
- How to spot success gaps in your customer experience your team can fill.
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https://businessofsoftware.org/talks/bruce-mccarthy-aligning-your-executive-team/
Jobs to be Done provides a framework to help you leverage the force of your customers’ behaviour in order to drive your product improvement.
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Talk about the misuse of AI and the dangers it could bring if not used properly, focusing attention on the wrong things. Keeping humans at the center of the technology, not to replace.
“We are in 2107 years in the future, we are looking back in time to warn 2024 of the misuse of AI.
We have 2 billion less of the population, water levels rose and took land, harvest and some technology away from us and not everyone survived or knew how to do everything you do in the present.
We should have worked together more, we do now. We could have focused on the right things to use AI for rather than to help the rich stay rich and live longer. We appreciate what value people can offer rather than making them redundant.”
- Mike 🙂
3. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
One. But the
lightbulb has to
really want to
change.
How many
exec coaches
does it take
to change a
lightbulb?
4. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
“Every decision in the world is made by the
person who has the power to make that decision
- not the ‘right’ person, or the ‘smartest’ person,
or the ‘most quali
fi
ed’ person.”
– Marshall Goldsmith Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
12. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
You would have a bunch
of people standing
around in a cave, chatting
and socializing and not
getting anything done.”
“What would happen if the
autism gene was eliminated
from the gene pool?
– Temple Gradin
Photo credit https://quotepark.com/media/authors/temple-grandin.jpeg
14. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
“I hate board meeting, I hate the grilling
“I don’t think it’s fair to put
my senior team in front of
the board
“Honestly, I’m
intimidated
every time
“I hate all the preparation
and the detail I need
23. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
Merrill Lynch Exec
aka The Critic
What more could
we be doing
The team is too
inexperienced
Our competitors
are breathing
down our neck
24. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
“I hate board meeting, I hate the grilling
“I don’t think it’s fair to put
my senior team in front of
the board
“Honestly, I’m
intimidated
every time
“I hate all the preparation
and the detail I need
28. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
We need to fire the
under performers
Wouldn’t it be great
ifwe [blocked
chained /AI-ed /
Rocket-powered] it
Non-exec
co-founder
aka The Exile
37. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
We need to fire the
under performers
Non-exec
co-founder
aka The Exile
Wouldn’t it be great
ifwe [blocked
chained /AI-ed /
Rocket-powered] it
46. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
What if Imposter
Syndrome is a
Feature not a Bug?
https://businessofsoftware.org/2018/02/impostor-syndrome-hangout/
https://mrjoe.uk/imposter-syndrome-is-a-feature-not-a-bug/
IMP
63. Slides & more:
mrjoe.uk/board
– Dinesh Paliwal, Harman International
"When we go to our board now, every business strategy is described in one page,
with simple messaging.
1. What is the goal, the core message, in one line?
2. What are the three key actions we're taking?
3. What are the three key challenges?
4. How do we measure success in twelve months?
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– Dinesh Paliwal, Harman International
“My board members read that, and it's much easier
for them to understand.
Simplifying the message is not just an art.
It is a practice, and it doesn't happen in one day.
It doesn't come naturally to most of us. It's work
and you have to spend time on it."
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– Dinesh Paliwal, Harman International
"When we go to our board now, every business strategy is described in one page,
with simple messaging.
1. What is the goal, the core message, in one line?
2. What are the three key actions we're taking?
3. What are the three key challenges?
4. How do we measure success in twelve months?
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“Every decision in the world is made by the
person who has the power to make that decision
- not the ‘right’ person, or the ‘smartest’ person,
or the ‘most quali
fi
ed’ person.”
– Marshall Goldsmith Slides & more:
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