Tempered Leadership

Friends for years through their association in the I.T. Industry, Drew Graham is Eric's guest on this week's episode of Tempered Leadership.  This one has all the feels as we dive into really sensitive areas of life and leadership including career changes, personal loss, the polarization of the country, and many more interesting topics.  This show breaks the hour plateau but it's worth every minute of your time we promise. 

What happens when two "competitors" become the best of friends? Leadership magic of course!  This week on Tempered Leadership my guest is Dan Dunn, the Founder, and CEO of Aqueity.  Dan and I were introduced to each other many years ago by a mutual friend and since then we've leaned on each other for help with growing our respective businesses as well as the many challenges life throws at us. 

This week on Tempered Leadership my special guest is Bill Clayton of Profit Recovery & Insurance Resolution by Transworld Systems. 

This week on Tempered Leadership my special guest is Dr. Neeraj Khanna of Khanna Dentistry in Geneva, Illinois.  Dr. Khanna is also an educator with the Dawson Academy and the author of a new book on functional aesthetic dentistry.  We'll be discussing the impact the pandemic has had on his practice, how it's affected and challenged his leadership skills, and what he's had to do as a medical professional through all of this.

This week on Tempered Leadership my guest is John Costello the CEO of Cherry's Industrial in Elk Grove Village, Illinois.  John and I will dive into his story of ownership at Cherry's along with how open book management has become a mainstay at the organization.  Of course no 2020 episode would be complete without some mention of the global pandemic and what impact it's had on his organization and team.  

This week on Tempered Leadership my guest is John Costello the CEO of Cherry's Industrial in Elk Grove Village, Illinois.  John and I will dive into his story of ownership at Cherry's along with how open book management has become a mainstay at the organization.  Of course no 2020 episode would be complete without some mention of the global pandemic and what impact it's had on his organization and team.  

This week listeners are in for a treat as Steve Krull of Be Found Online joins me for the longest episode yet.  It's a 50/50 mix of humor and golden nuggets from a leadership perspective. For those that listen to the entire episode, a special treat near the end, just for you!

This week my special guest is Eric Lazar, the owner of Speed Pro - Chicago Loop.  What's better than one Eric? Two Eric's of course! We'll dive into the struggles and challenges Eric has faced trying to keep his business moving forward in the face of an economically crippling pandemic and we'll also touch on his military background and how that helped shaped him for a future leadership role and the challenges he still faces today.

This week my guest is Charles McLimans of Holy Wisdom Monastery in Middleton, Wisconsin.  Charles and I have a longstanding friendship and we'll talk about aspects of leadership in the not for profit sector as well as having a servant leadership mindset in any organization.  There may even be a little Chicago/Green Bay football trash talking going on.  You'll have to tune in to find out!

This week my guest is Melissa Bogusch of Whitney AD in Chicago Illinois.  Melissa and I discuss what it was like for her to advance her career to become partner of a growing Architect firm, her technology background and what it's been like managing a team through a global pandemic.