129 episodes
Corporate CPR Jana Axline
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5.0 • 16 Ratings
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Don't suffer a corporate mortality event! On this show we discuss topics that are vital to corporate success. From technology to culture we have you covered. We want to help resuscitate your organization and prevent fatality.
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Corporate CPR Episode 130: How Leaders Neglecting Strategic Skills Might Be Killing Your Company
On today’s episode we are talking about how leaders neglecting strategic skills might be killing your company.Rich Horwath, founder and CEO of the Strategic Thinking Institute, helps executive teams enhance their strategic capabilities. He is the bestselling author of eight books, including "STRATEGIC: The Skill to Set Direction, Create Advantage, and Achieve Executive Excellence." Rich has assisted over a quarter million leaders in developing strategic thinking skills, with his work featured...
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Corporate CPR Episode 129: How Sticking to an Outdated Leadership Style Might Be Killing Your Company
On today’s episode we are talking about how not adjusting your leadership style for today’s people might be killing your company.Graham Wilson specializes in helping top business leaders reach their full potential through advanced leadership techniques, simplifying complex concepts with his proven toolkit. His expertise spans leadership, strategy, innovation, change management, and elite team development. Having developed over 85,000 leaders, he is trusted by global organizations for his prac...
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Corporate CPR Episode 128: How Not Scaling Your ARR Might Be Killing Your Company
On today’s episode we are talking about how not scaling your ARR might be killing your company. Angeley Mullins is a seasoned Commercial Executive (CCO/ CRO) & Operations Executive (COO) with leadership roles across the US, EMEA, UK, & APAC including Amazon, Intuit, GoDaddy, and her most recent role as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Resourcify, a digital platform that helps companies reduce their waste, increase their recycling, and promote a circular economy. Her experience focuse...
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Corporate CPR Episode 127: How Perfectionism Might be Killing Your Company
On today’s episode we are talking about how perfectionism might be killing your company.Jessica Osborn is passionately committed to building and developing global teams that deliver exceptional business outcomes with a human-first, growth mindset. She has successfully coached over 27 team members into leadership and cross-functional roles aligned with their career goals. Recognized for her contributions to company culture leadership, Jessica has received awards for exceeding net and gross ret...
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Corporate CPR Episode 126: How Not Understanding AI Might Be Killing Your Company
On today’s episode we are talking about how not understanding AI might be killing your company. Ajay Malik, former Head of Architecture/Engineering for Worldwide Corporate Network at Google, is a technologist, business futurist, and prolific inventor with over 100 patents in AI, Wi-Fi networking, quantum computing, and real-time location. He has founded and sold multiple startups, led a public company exit, and served as a Section 16 officer. Ajay authored several books, including "RTLS ...
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Corporate CPR Episode 125: How Ignoring the Work-From-Home Trends Might Be Killing Your Company
On today’s episode we are talking about how ignoring the work-from-home trends might be killing your company.Denis O'Shea is the founder and chairman of Mobile Mentor, a global leader in the endpoint ecosystem. Founded in New Zealand in 2004, the company empowers people to achieve more with their devices. In 2017, O'Shea moved to Nashville to focus on securing the mobile workforce in the US. He has partnered with industry leaders like Nokia, Citrix, and Microsoft, earning the Global Partner o...
Customer Reviews
Elevating Conversations: A Delightful Podcast Experience with Corporate CPR
My appearance on Corporate CPR was a delightful experience, thanks to the wonderful host Jana Axline. Her ability to create an engaging and informative atmosphere is amazing. The podcast deserves a spot on your playlist!
Mind-blowing Concept
Thanks for bringing on your guest - Danielle Mulvey. Never thought to include my companies Core Values as part of my interview process. But it makes total sense. I want to hire people who think and act like me (guess that could be scary too :)). But seriously, if I have someone who acts like me - I can step away and work on other projects without the worry if my business will suffer.
It is obvious that my hiring manager and I need to invest more time in learning to recruit. Danielle’s program sounds like it is all that!
Great listen for business owners!
Business owners need to hear the advice in this podcast, specifically episode 58. Guest Danielle Mulvey emphasized how average employees weigh down payroll— and gave advice on this topic. One great tip she shared was how every skill can be measured across every industry, and hiring practices should include quantifying success for the given role so candidates know what is expected of them from the beginning. Great advice!