January - 2017

Every CEO, CFO, and senior leader IS a unique story, and these stories are shared on Executives After Hours. This podcast aims to share authentic conversations with real leaders where we chat about their personal journeys, rather than their current positions. Across these interviews, you learn about common traits of successful executives as well as what animal best represents their management styles, what they want their gravestones to say, and how they define happiness. Along with Executives After Hours, you can find podcasts that I was a featured guest.

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Readings from The Crucible's Gift: 5 Lessons From Authentic Leaders Who Thrive In Adversity.

Lisa Grimes and Paula Brown - Co-Founder of Habergeon- It was friendship love at first sight...not

Josh Haynam -CEO of Interact Quiz Builder. This is place you go to create a great survey to build yo

Simone Milasas- Worldwide Coordinator of Access Consciousness, Creator/Founder of Joy of Business

Tom Schwab - Co-Founder of Interview Valet - Great Guy, and a smooth jazzy voice

Isaac Tolpin - Co-Founder of ConveYour a micro learning platform

Richard Mulholland - Heavy Metal gone Presentation King

Unedited Interview with Robyn Openshaw - CEO of Greensmoothiegirl.com & Lover of life

Full interview: Brandi Richard - Personal story of Sexual Assault and Race...doesn't get much de

21st Century Leadership: It's Authentic

Rich Bolte - CEO of BDP International

Today on Executives After Hours, Rich Bolte (CEO of BDP International) stops by for a chat. Rich and I talk about how the age of 13 was a defining time in developing his leadership. His mom passed away, seen divorce, and was told to take up the everyday duties of the house. The oldest of six boys, this included cooking, cleaning, and laundry. Basically, he had to roll up his sleeves and get work done while maintaining sanity. You can see this with his career at BDP. We also t

John Vespasian- Author of Self-Help Books

Today on Executives After Hours is Author John Vespasian, author of eight self-help books stops by for a slightly awkward chat. We talk about a range of topics including the role marketing plays in growing his personal brand, why he uses a pen name (John is not his real name), and why ants best represent his management style. You can find all of John's books on Amazon. The titles are: "When Everything Fails, Try This" (2009), "Rationality Is the Way to Happiness" (2009), "Th

Tommy Katzenellenbogen-CSO at Croyn Systems

Today on Executives After Hours, Tommy Katzenellenbogen (Cheif Strategy Officer at CRON Systems) stops by for a chat. Tommy has a pretty crazy up bring, being a German Jew, who spend 14 years in the Israeli Military before heading off to get his MBA at Cambridge at the ripe old age of 32. Being the outsider seems to be his strength and resilience is what has made him a great entrepreneur. Tommy has both VC and Startups experience and is currently the Co-Founder & CSO of CRON

Johann Ponnapalam - CEO of Decision Design Behavioural Consultancy

Today on Executives After Hours, Johann Ponnapalam (CEO of Decision Design Behavioural Consultancy) stops by to chat about his journey. Johann and I talk about the role his parents played in his education and how his path to a Ph.D., was not a straight shot from undergrad to graduate. Don't let the perception of meandering fool you; these personal experiences was an important part of creating his drive and curiosity. As CEO of Decision Design and Behavioural Consultancy Johan

Caroline Gasc - Personal Coach and former CFO

Today on Executives After Hours, Caroline Gasc stops by for a chat. Caroline is a personal coach and former CFO of MPH Global Services. Caroline discusses why she was a Jekyll and Hyde in her professional life. By day she was a CFO, who had control of her environment, and at night Caroline was driven to develop her personal coaching knowledge, as a way to better understand herself. Eventually, circumstances were presented and Caroline left finance and hasn't looked back. Loca