Leaders Who Learn

In this episode of the Leaders Who Learn podcast, we focus on discussing Sustainability - what is sustainability, what types of jobs are included in the field of sustainability, and what does the future of sustainability look like from a leadership perspective.  Guests include:

Bill Massey, Principal Architect at Sasaki. Bill is an architectural principal and leader in Sasaki’s sports practice. He specializes in athletic and recreation planning and design projects with a particular focus on higher education. He has nearly 20 years of experience in the design and implementation of exceptional projects in the higher education sector.

Tamar Warburg, Director of Sustainability & Resilience at Sasaki. Tamar works with Sasaki teams to develop sustainability and resilience goals appropriate for each project and access critical resources to reach those goals. She enjoys collaborating to integrate sustainability considerations throughout the design process, from preliminary programming through construction management practices.

Phil Valko, Associate Vice Chancellor for Sustainability at Washington University in St. Louis. Phil works with an extensive group of faculty, staff, and students to advance operational sustainability for WashU and to foster the next generation of sustainability/climate leaders. Phil also leads and participates in a number of national and regional partnerships to accelerate climate action and sustainable practice, including serving as the program chair for the Midwest Climate Summit, serving on the University Climate Change Coalition Steering Committee, and co-chairing a St. Louis regional energy & emissions working group. In addition, Phil teaches an interdisciplinary community-engaged course on renewable energy and de-carbonizing the electric grid and regularly guest lectures on a range of topics.

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In this episode of Leaders who Learn, hear Marques Ogden talk about his journey from NFL athlete, to an ego-centric toxic leader, to a humbled and bankrupt business owner, to reenergized and effective coach, author, speaker, and mentor.  This incredible story of loss, self-awareness, and leadership is absolutely inspiring.  Marques also talks about why Race in America is a "life" thing and not a "race" thing.  Want to hear more?

Growing up in a single parent home with a father that inspired perseverance and fairness, Marques Ogden learned how to define his values and set goals. Ogden attended Howard University from 1998-2002 where he played Division I football. He then followed his dream and his brother Jonathan’s footsteps, eventually getting drafted into the NFL in 2003. Overall, he played for 5 years as an offensive lineman with the Titans, Bills, Ravens and Jaguars. Even during the off season, Ogden helped train football players in Europe, both physically and mentally.

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In this episode of the Leaders Who Learn podcast produced by Claremont Lincoln University, we talk with Rob Chesnut, former General Counsel and Chief Ethics Officer at AirBnB, and author if Intentional Integrity:  How Smart Companies Can Lead An Ethical Revolution.  Rob talks about finding your "North Star" as an organization and how contributions to the community are about more than money.  He also touches on diversity, inclusion, and why we all must make little sacrifices to get through CV-19. Rob is a graduate of Harvard Law School and the University of Virginia.  He worked for 14 years with the U.S. Justice Department, including 10 years as an Assistant United States Attorney in Northern Virginia.  As a federal prosecutor, Rob ran the Major Crimes unit and prosecuted a wide variety of cases, including bank robberies, kidnappings, murder, and drug trafficking organizations.   He handled the prosecution of CIA, FBI and other employees of the intelligence community for espionage, including CIA employee Aldrich Ames.   He is the recipient of the Justice Department’s John Marshall Award for litigation, and the CIA’s Outstanding Service Medallion.

In this episode, host Tony Digiovanni, President of Claremont Lincoln University, speaks with Katie Lincoln, Chief Investment Officer of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.  They discuss women in leadership, role-modeling, human resources, and how 2020 may change leadership forever.

Katie Lincoln has played a crucial role in the strategic direction of the Lincoln Institute, had an ongoing role in the development of education programs, and has worked extensively on the notion of impact measurement. In her role as chief investment officer, she has initiated and led conversations on asset allocation, strategic program development, and payout policies. Currently, she is a member of the Lincoln Electric Holdings board of directors, serving on the compensation/executive development committee and chairing the nominating/corporate governance committee. She is co-chair of the board and is a member of the executive committee of the International Center for Land Policy Studies and Training in the Republic of China. She serves on the board of the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics at Arizona State University, as well as the boards of HonorHealth in Phoenix and Claremont Lincoln University in Los Angeles.

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In this episode of Leaders who Learn, hear Andy Shin talk about asking the right questions in leadership, particularly in the context of healthcare in the United States.  This conversation is underpinned by the CV19 virus and it's effects on employees and patients within the healthcare system.  

Andy Shin is Chief Operating Officer for the AHA Center for Health Innovation, the American Hospital Association’s new endeavor created to enhance hospital/health system transformation and accelerate health innovation at-scale. In his role leading day-to-day management and strategy for the Center, he oversees initiatives spanning commercial partnerships, applied research and data analytics, value and affordability, performance improvement, market intelligence, and leadership development.

Sarah Moshman is an Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker and TEDx speaker whose work has been featured on Upworthy, Marie Claire, CNN, and Good Morning America.

“The documentary “Nevertheless” directed by Sarah Moshman provides a comprehensive and in-depth picture of the prevalence of sexual harassment, its aftermath and consequences on those who were harmed, and highlights the policies and legislations for survivors to protect their rights. Framed within the #MeToo movement by Tarana Burke and #TimesUp, this film follows the powerful trajectories of seven diverse survivors and their troubling experiences with sexual harassment at their workplace or in their industry.

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On this episode of Leaders Who Learn, a podcast produced by Claremont Lincoln University, we welcome Angela Barranco.  Angela is the Undersecretary at the California Natural Resources Agency which works to restore, protect, and manage the state’s natural, historical and cultural resources for current and future generations using creative approaches and solutions based on science, collaboration, and respect for all the communities and interests involved.  Angela talks to the hosts about Sustainability careers, women leadership in sustainability, and the importance of environmental awareness. This episode is hosted by Dr. Joanna Bauer and Dr. Lynn Priddy, and was produced by Dr. Joe Sallustio. Connect with us on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Please subscribe, rate, and review. Visit Claremont Lincoln University for information about Socially Conscious Education and our graduate degree programs.

In this episode, the first in our President's Series on Ethical Leadership, Tony Digiovanni, President of Claremont Lincoln University, interviews Dr. Drew Furedi. President of Para Los Ninos, about serving the underserved community in Downtown Los Angeles.  Tony and Drew talk about leadership, community resilience, and the effect of the Covid 19 crisis on Para Los Nino's ability to serve their children, families, and community.

This episode is hosted by Tony Digiovanni, and was produced by Dr. Joe Sallustio. Connect with us on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Please subscribe, rate, and review. Visit Claremont Lincoln University for information about Socially Conscious Education and our graduate degree programs.

Diversity & Inclusion - has there been a time in recent history where the cry for social equity, diversity, and inclusion has been louder?  Shannon Bisping, Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion with Cyient, talks to hosts Joanna Bauer and Dr. Lynn Priddy about how Cyient has created Inclusion Ambassadors that can create "Inclusion Nudges" to further the diversity and inclusion initiatives within Cyient.  Shannon also talks about the key skills of empathy, awareness, and sensitivity.  Another great Leaders Who Learn episode produced by Dr. Joe Sallustio. Connect with CLU on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Please subscribe, rate, and review. Visit Claremont Lincoln University for information about Socially Conscious Education and our graduate degree programs.

On the first guest episode of the "Leaders Who Learn" podcast, produced by Claremont Lincoln University, we welcome Clayton Chau, M.D., Ph.D. to the show.  Dr. Chau is the newly appointed Agency Director of the Orange County Health Care Agency, taking on the appointment beginning May 4th, 2020 during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.  In this episode, Dr. Chau talks about the keys to leadership, the importance of togetherness and community, and how critical it is that we remember our principles and values during times of stress. 

This episode is hosted by Dr. Lynn Priddy & Joanna Bauer, and was produced by Dr. Joe Sallustio. Connect with us on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Please subscribe, rate, and review. Visit Claremont Lincoln University for information about Socially Conscious Education and our graduate degree programs.