Dollars and Drivers

Dollars and Drivers

di Keith Kefgen

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Laurie Robinson-Haden: You Can Be Whatever You Want To Be

Laurie speaks so passionately about growing up with multiple role models who told her “you can be whatever you want to be”. She goes on to tell the funny story of wanting to be a “hotdog lady” when she was a kid. Luckily for the legal profession, she went on to law school and worked at CBS for nearly two decades. She formed the Corporate Counsel Women of Color® in 2004 to provide a support network to in-house women of color and to facilitate networking around the nation and abroad, promote career advancement and the success of women of color, and promote all aspects of global diversity in the legal profession and workplace. Laurie is truly making a difference in the fight for social justice in the boardrooms of Corporate America.

Mike Cahill: The Importance of Transparency and Conflict Resolution

My former teammate and close friend, Mike Cahill speaks about how his business platform of transparency has been a welcome change to the traditional model in brokerage. He also speaks about the importance of starting your career right and finding your passion before you start “counting $$$”. The money will come to those that work hard, have passion and find a niche worth pursuing.

Jim Alderman: The Relationship Between Failure and Success

In this episode of Dollars and Drivers, Jim Alderman, CEO of Radisson Hotels speaks about the driving forces in his childhood and upbringing that have pushed him to succeed. Jim explains how the fear of failure and competitive spirit can drive success.

John Payne: Principled Living

John talks about the connective tissue of his career as the focus on motivating and leading people. He also opines on changing and adapting as a key to his success. Most importantly he details what “principled living’ is all about.

Kevin Henry: The Importance of Resiliency and Constant Learning

In this episode, Kevin Henry talks about resilience and the importance of hard work. He also speaks candidly about social justice and the fact that we need to educate, not point fingers.

Tim Wilmott: Enjoying the Ride

In this episode, Tim talks extensively about looking for challenges in a business and seeing them as opportunities. He speaks about enjoying the ride no matter how bumpy it gets. His practical metric of looking at “returns on invested capital” has always served him well and allowed him to dodge the pitfalls of many of his competitors

Jim Abrahamson: Team Approach to Leadership

In this episode of Dollars and Drivers, Jim speaks about the “team” approach to leadership and the importance of collaboration. He also focuses on winning through taking on the big challenges in life and business.

Bill Walshe: Destination Driven Leadership

In this episode Keith sits down with Bill Walshe, CEO of Viceroy Hotel Group. Bill shares with listeners the concepts of Destination Driven Leadership and Chief Pride Officer. He eloquently discusses the connection between purpose and process when leading a high performance organization.

Raul Leal: The Virgin Way

In the first episode of Dollars and Drivers, Keith interviews Raul Leal, CEO of Virgin Hotels. Keith and Raul discuss some of the keys to successful leadership and the impact every employee has on Virgin’s success.

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