
51 episodes

Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) Center For Agile Leadership: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) With Rikki Schwartz
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4.8 • 18 Ratings
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Welcome to Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm). The only Podcast that focuses on developing True Agile Leaders. Leaders who embrace the Agile philosophies possess all the tools necessary to become an agent of change within any organization. Our mission is to revolutionize leadership.
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EP51: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) - Agile Outside Of Software A Case Study
Welcome guest host Jeff Davis! On this podcast Jeff interview's Brian Rabon, founder of the Center For Agile Leadership and owner of SoWal CrossFit. Learn how Brian has employed the values and principles of Agile with his coaching staff. Brian's focus has been on creating a self-organizing and self-managing team who is capable of running the gym without his physical presence 6 months out of the year.
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EP50: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) - Interview With Michael Bell and Lindsey Gray
On this podcast we explore the “Leader User Guide” – a brilliant document that allows new team members to view a snapshot of how best to work with their leaders (communication preferences, triggers, idiosyncrasies, etc.). Our esteemed guests today are Lindsey Gray (Regional Director of The Council of State Governments Southern Office and the Southern Legislative Conference) and Michael Bell (co-founder of The Modern Brand Co., a boutique brand consultancy firm in Birmingham, AL).
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EP49: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) - Interview With Timothy Clark
On this podcast we explore how leaders can foster an environment of “psychological safety” (AKA one that rewards vulnerability). Our esteemed guest is Timothy Clark: Founder/CEO of LeaderFactor in SLC; Global authority in the fields of Snr exec dev., strategy acceleration, and org change; and author of 150 articles (on leadership, change, strategy, culture, and empl engagement) as well as 5 books, including The 4 Stages of Psychological Safety: Defining the path to inclusion and innovation.
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EP48: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) - Interview With Parneet Pal
On today’s podcast, we’re going to explore building mental, emotional and social resilience at work with physician, educator and leader Parneet Pal (MBBS, MS), Chief Science Officer at Wisdom Labs (wisdomlabs.com), Dr. Pal focuses on solving stress, burnout and loneliness in the workplace at Fortune 500 companies and conferences around the world.
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EP47: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) - Interview With Deborah Crowe
Leaders, are you taking care of yourself? Is it a priority? COVID has stolen our joy, our time and our security; it’s time to get those back!! Today’s expert on mastering self-care is Deborah Crowe, a business and leadership coach, keynote speaker, podcast host, and educator, with over 30 years of global experience offering online courses and working with top Fortune 500 companies in Canada, the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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EP46: Becoming A True Agile Leader(tm) - Interview With Greg Ballard
Today we’re going to talk about understanding “Energy Leadership” as it relates to communication and mastering buy-in. Today’s return guest, Greg Ballard, is a Certified Professional Coach, an expert in Patrick Lencioni’s Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team, an authorized Partner for Everything DiSC, and a Master Practitioner in “Energy Leadership”…which is designed to help clients discover their “filters” and how those filters influence their results and achievements.
Customer Reviews
Going Deep
What I love about the Center Agile Leadership Podcast and Rikki Schwartz is their willingness to go deep into the topic and what it takes to really create change. So many podcasts and hosts bounce around the surface, but Rikki uses her questions to take the guests and the listeners to a whole other level of self-reflection and actionable ideas.
Stunned at how fun
I'm not even the leader of any kind of team, yet I look forward gleefully to this podcast because of how fun Rikki makes it, and the lessons that apply to general human interaction. If the world ever gets strange enough that I'm in charge of a group of people, I'll probably do it better because I listened to this podcast. Thanks, Rikki et al!
Learned a lot about leadership!
It was awesome to hear Brian's journey launching the Agile Leadership movement. Getting the knowledge straight form the founder was refreshing and exciting.
I think he has a ton of insights that we all can benefit from. Would recommend to anyone trying to learn more about Agile Leadership.