The Executive Consult Podcas‪t‬ Karl Robe

In this episode, show host and brand strategist, Karl Robe, shares his new eBook "Branding: Much More Than A Logo. It's Your Northstar!" If you prefer to read the free eBook, simply visit karljames.com to download the eBook for easy-to-read, easy-to-implement guideposts to check your brand alignment or develop your brand from the ground up.

This is our second of a two-part series with Dr. Daniel Schroeder. He is the President and CEO of Organization Development Consultants. He’s also the author of a new book: “All Together Now. Let’s Get Started. Creating a high-performing organization by maximizing the contributions of people!”

In this episode, we discuss what a plan for renewal looks like, in terms of preparing an organization to move out of the pandemic or crisis and into organizational renewal following a pandemic.

We’re joined in this episode—the first of two episodes—by Daniel A. Schroeder, Ph.D. He’s President and CEO of Organization Development Consultants, Inc.

During the first part of this two-part podcast, we cover a lot of ground on leadership, communications and trust. We mentioned, during the podcast, Edelman’s Trust Barometer, a valuable study of where public trust resides during the coronavirus pandemic. All are relevant topics for executives and managers working through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nonprofits aren’t immune from the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, we caught up with Make-A-Wish Wisconsin executives Patti Gorsky, president and CEO, and Forrest Doolen, director of marketing and communications.

They join show host Karl Robe to discuss how Make-A-Wish Wisconsin is adapting in the COVID-19 era to ensure wishes of kids and families continue to come true. How did they pivot when the coronavirus crisis hit just weeks before Make-A-Wish Wisconsin’s biggest annual fundraiser?

Bill is Founder and President of King Innovative, an advanced analytics and data privacy management practice. Bill has been in technology services for over twenty four years and specializes in helping others build better businesses. As a seasoned translator, he’s able to bridge the gap between business and technology by communicating complex issues in simple terms.

Jessica McBride is a Senior Journalism Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, an award-winning investigative journalist, and an influential digital journalist, whose work has appeared across the world and across media platforms. During the podcast, she shares insights on media, politics and storytelling among many others areas of interest to those who want to know more about the changing landscape of communication.