In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
Day: April 1, 2021
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Episode 052–Pete Havel
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In this episode of The Ethics Experts, Nick welcomes Pete Havel, Author: The Arsonist in the Office, to the show to discuss workplace culture.
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In this podcast we explore steps to take to set up and run an insider risk management program. We talk about specific organizations to collaborate with, and top risks to address first. We hear directly from an expert with three decades of experience setting up impactful insider risk management programs in government and private sector.
Welcome to Uncovering Hidden Risks, a broader set of podcasts focused on identifying the various risks organizations face as they navigate the internal and external requirements they must comply with. We’ll take you through a journey on insider risks to uncover some of the hidden security threats that Microsoft and organizations across the world are facing. We will bring to surface some best-in-class technology and processes to help you protect your organization and employees from risks from trusted insiders. All in an open discussion with topnotch industry experts!
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Richard Lummis is on assignment this week so I am pleased to host Thomas Gelmi. Gelmi is a world-renowned executive coach and leadership trainer. In this episode, he explains why he is so passionate about leadership and executive coaching. Highlights include:
- What is the difference between executive coaching and executive sparring?
- Why do you maintain that leadership in the 2020s requires a stable personality, someone who knows their own strengths and limitations and who deals with these in an authentic, relaxed and open way?
- How do you coach leadership development?
- What Cabin Crew can teach you about Leadership, Teamwork and Customer Contact?
- Why did you write this book?
- Who is its target audience?
- Why use the analogy of the cabin crew to teach leadership?
- Favorite real-life story from the book?
- How has the Coronavirus health crisis over this year changed your approach to leadership?
- What do companies and individuals need to be thinking about regarding leadership into 2025 and beyond?
To find out more about Thomas Gelmi, check out his website by clicking here.
Check out his LinkedIn profile here.
For a copy of his book, go to What Cabin Crew can teach you about Leadership, Teamwork and Customer Contact
