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'Building Bridges with Care' with Annetta Marion

The Connected Leadership Podcast

Release Date: 06/19/2023

'Where Intuition Goes To Die' with Jon Cohen show art 'Where Intuition Goes To Die' with Jon Cohen

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, host Andy Lopata welcomes guest Jon Cohen, a vascular surgeon turned healthcare leader and policy expert, the former CEO and executive chairman of BioReference Laboratories a $1.7 billion company, and author of the book 'Swab.' Andy and Jon discuss leadership, decision-making, the importance of relationships and partnerships, navigating through external barriers, and the invaluable role of intuition amidst crisis. In his book, Jon shares the extraordinary record of BioReference Laboratories, which established robust testing processes...

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Dorie Clark is recognised as one of the Top 50 business thinkers in the world by Thinkers50. Among many other interests, she is also a communications coach and author. This fascinating conversation with Andy Lopata explores the benefits of a long-term strategy in business relationships. In organisations changing attitudes can be a challenge, while small businesses can effectively be long-term driven. Andy and Dorie also talk about being bad at something - deliberately.

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Andy Lopata talks to Todd Cherches about the value of visual leadership in this edition of The Connected Leadership Podcast. Todd draws on examples of the use of metaphors, images and story telling and why VisualLeadership is so important in communication and relationships.

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, Andy Lopata talks to Janice Lintz about how she has tracked best practise across the world to find ways of improving access for people with hearing loss. She has persuaded large organisations to implement her ideas including induction loops and visual aids and has been called 'the Erin Brockovich of hearing loss'.

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In this edition, Andy Lopata talks to Rebecca Seal, journalist and author about the practical considerations of making working at home and alone a positive experience. They discuss tools to make life easier and to separate the worlds of work and home. Social media and its impact in a virtual work place is examined and also food as a way into understanding the culture of different countries.

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'Embracing Neurodiversity' with Samantha Hiew show art 'Embracing Neurodiversity' with Samantha Hiew

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, Andy Lopata engages in a riveting dialogue with Samantha Hiew, an award-winning social entrepreneur, founder of ADHD Girls, and a reputed scientist. As a person diagnosed with ADHD, Tourette's, dyspraxia, and autism, Samantha shares her thought-provoking insights on the subject of neurodiversity. Neurodiversity covers a spectrum of neurodevelopmental conditions, including ADHD, autism, dyspraxia, and dyslexia. Participants' perception, learning, and information processing are all affected by these variances in brain function, which manifest...

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'Developing Future Leaders' with Molly Harvey show art 'Developing Future Leaders' with Molly Harvey

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In this stimulating episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, host Andy Lopata welcomes Molly Harvey, a leading authority in the world of leadership development as well as the founder of OWL (Outstanding Women Leaders). Molly Harvey is an author, facilitator, and speaker who has more than 30 years of experience that includes involvement with the United Nations. Focusing on the development of future leaders, a topic Molly is deeply passionate about, the conversation unravels captivating insights. Molly underlines the importance of self-aware leadership and emotional intelligence,...

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'The Connection Quotient' with Marco Buschman show art 'The Connection Quotient' with Marco Buschman

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, Andy Lopata interviews Marco Buschman, Dutch leadership expert and author of the book "The Connection Quotient." They delve into the topic of the human approach to connections, emphasising building a culture of connection within an organisation. Marco introduces the concepts of EQ (Emotional Quotient), IQ (Intelligence Quotient), and CQ (Connection Quotient). Andy and Marco discuss how the quality of success within an organisation is dependent not just on individual relationships but on the connections across the team. The conversation...

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'Talking on Eggshells' with Sam Horn show art 'Talking on Eggshells' with Sam Horn

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, Andy Lopata welcomes Sam Horn, CEO of the Intrigue Agency and the Tongue Fu! Training Institute. Sam's newly released book, "Talking on Eggshells," is the focus of their conversation, delving into conflict management and its impact on our professional lives. Sam emphasises that conflict is a natural aspect of life and highlights the need to address it rather than ignore it. Drawing inspiration from Elvis Presley, Sam encourages individuals not to let things go wrong but to address conflict head-on. She emphasises the importance of diverse...

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'The Team Architect' with Eksteen de Waal show art 'The Team Architect' with Eksteen de Waal

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Podcast, Andy Lopata is joined by Eksteen De Waal; an international speaker, author and leadership consultant. He is a Fellow of PSA UK and President of PSA Netherlands. Eksteen describes himself as a team architect, explaining that he views teams as structures that require attention and maintenance, much like a building. He illustrates how his work entails assessing existing teams, designing new teams from scratch (such as during mergers and acquisitions), or renovating teams to address conflicts and relationship issues. Eksteen shares insights...

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In this episode of the Connected Leadership podcast, Andy Lopata speaks with Annetta Marion, the producer of the biopic film "Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie", directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Davis Guggenheim. The film charts the career and struggles of Michael J. Fox with Parkinson's disease. Annetta shares her personal journey into the entertainment industry and her love for storytelling. She also discusses her rules for great storytelling and the importance of engaging viewers in a narrative. Prior to "Still", she worked on Oprah's Master Class docuseries and shares her experience of working with iconic figures who shared their stories. She emphasises the importance of caring deeply and meeting people where they are, irrespective of their status or title.

The conversation then shifts towards Annetta's role as a producer on "Still" and working with director Davis Guggenheim. Annetta emphasises the importance of being adaptable, building relationships, and mentoring others. Annetta highlights how important it is to win the trust of the people involved in a project and create an atmosphere where people feel comfortable and are able to act naturally in front of the camera.

Annetta explains how the movie "Still" is not just about Michael J. Fox's Parkinson's disease but his entire journey and path, and how it was a collaborative effort to tell his story. She talks about the power of storytelling and the importance of teamwork in creating a successful film.

Further, Annetta talks about her latest project, a little horror movie called "Communion," which departs from her previous work in its minimalist approach to dialogue. She also discusses the power of improv, not just for entertainment but as a life lesson, and how it can build confidence and help prepare people to be ready for opportunities. Annetta highlights that talent does not discriminate, and it's crucial to be prepared and let the universe do its part in finding opportunities.

Overall, the episode highlights the power of storytelling in connecting people and creating engagement and provides insights on how to build relationships, care deeply, and mentor others. The conversation delves into the importance of winning trust in a project and creating a comfortable environment for building great relationships with team members to perform well. Listen now to learn more about Annetta's latest project and how the power of storytelling connects people.

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