Nine To Thrive HR HCI Podcasts

In this episode of Nine to Thrive HR, host Cindi Koetzle welcomes Dr. Carol Parker Walsh, an award-winning executive coach, personal brand strategist, and TEDx speaker. Dr Parker Walsh sets the stage with R. Roosevelt Thomas’ powerful, yet simple, story “The Giraffe and the Elephant”. This jump starts further discussion into inclusive leadership/workplace and its significance in fostering an environment of creativity and sustainability. Tune in for actionable and repeatable strategies turning inclusive leadership into organizational success. To continue the conversation with Dr. Parker Walsh, access www.carrollparkerwash.com

In this episode of "Nine to Thrive HR," host Cindi Koetzle chats with Amy Mosher, Chief People Officer at isolved, about redefining DEI&B (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) “initiatives” while witnessing a greater integration into the fabric of organizational culture. They discuss arming leaders with the why and tools for action, emphasizing its value in employee retention and attraction and the role AI plays in supporting these efforts. Amy shares with us practical tools for HR leaders to maintain their momentum and takes pause to celebrate isolved’s success in diversifying its executive team and launching mentorship programs for underrepresented groups.

Join host Cindi Koetzle in this episode of "Nine to Thrive HR" as she dives into the topic of outcomes versus outputs with guest expert Janice Fraser. Janice, a partner and senior strategist at Janice Fraser Consulting, brings her extensive experience in Silicon Valley and beyond to explore the philosophy behind valuing outcomes over plans. Together, they discuss how modern businesses can navigate dynamic environments by orienting honestly towards goals, leveraging the collective intelligence of teams, value outcomes and making durable decisions. Through practical examples and insightful discussions, listeners gain valuable insights into transforming leadership approaches to drive innovation and achieve extraordinary results. Tune in to discover how embracing outcome-oriented road mapping can revolutionize your organization's approach to HR, talent management, and business strategy.

Partnering with expert Dr. Robert Hernandez, a Jungian-trained psychologist, this episode explores the emerging paradigm of ego-self access leadership. Dr. Hernandez shares his journey of marrying Jungian psychology with leadership development, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and emotional intelligence in today's leaders. From uncovering the complexities of the ego to navigating the shifting landscape of organizational culture, this episode offers insights into developing strong, emotionally intelligent leaders poised to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Discover the transformative power of authenticity and charisma as essential components of effective leadership in the digital age. Tune in for a captivating conversation on the future of leadership and the path to success through self-awareness and genuine connection.

In this episode, we dive into the journey of Cristina Costa, founder of Cristina Costa Coaching. Starting with her unconventional path from marketing to teaching abroad, Cristina shares how her global experiences shaped her perspective on work and inclusion. Transitioning into technology, she noticed a lack of diversity and became determined to bridge the gap. A decade ago, Cristina co-founded an employee resource group (ERG) at HubSpot, advocating for underrepresented voices. Reflecting on her diverse roles in tech and her passion project, Women with Purpose, Cristina emphasizes the importance of creating inclusive spaces. As an HR consultant specializing in diversity, equity, and inclusion, she discusses the vital role of employee resource groups in fostering psychological safety and driving productivity. Offering insights for HR professionals, Cristina emphasizes the need to assess organizational health and empower employees to lead initiatives for positive change.

In this episode of "Nine to Thrive HR," host Cindi Koetzle engages in an enlightening conversation with Alexis Normand, CEO and co-founder of Greenly, a tech company focused on simplifying carbon accounting for businesses. This episode serves as a valuable resource for HR professionals and business leaders looking to navigate the intersection of environmental sustainability and workforce engagement. Alexis discusses the importance of tracking and reducing carbon emissions, highlighting the role of employee awareness and activism in driving organizational change. He addresses the concept of "eco anxiety" and how organizations can alleviate it through education and action. The discussion emphasizes the significance of integrating environmental considerations into HR strategies, not only for corporate responsibility but also for talent retention and career development. Practical insights are shared including demonstrating how even small organizations can embark on their climate journey and leveraging it as a career-enhancing opportunity.