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The Magic of Human Connection with Stuart Knight
Stuart Knight is an expert at Human Connection. He's launched the Human Connection Group among many of his ventures. During this conversation Stuart shares stories, strategies and advice on how we…
Process, Culture & Clients with Hazel Lord, Founder and President of Pearl Operational Design
Hazel Lord is passionate about process design, organizational culture, her team and her clients. We read business books about leaders who focus on the right things.. They're talking about Hazel.…
S2E1 A masterclass on innovation and engagement from Mark Williams, CEO of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
I could talk to Mark Williams, CEO of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra all day. His vision and guidance has forged deep connections between our uber talented orchestra and the various communities it…
Gillian Smith keeps her professional options open
Gillian Smith intentionally defined herself broadly as a professional. She focuses on the transferable skills, experience and value that she can offer any organization rather than narrowly defining…
Dr. Marcus Collins encourages us to create meaningful connections with the people in our lives.
Dr. Marcus Collins is the author of the the book "For the Culture". He's brilliant, funny and engaging. There are so many stories and nuggets of information. Check it ou.
Managers need to walk the talk to drive employee engagement with Ron Tite
Ron Tite is the best selling author of the incredible book "Think Do Say" and he spent some time with me to share why its so important for Managers to walk the talk in order to create deeper…
We need self care everyday with Jacquie Compton
We don't always have time to go to a week long yoga retreat or to take a 4-hour hike but Jacquie Compton says you still have time for restorative acts of self care. In this episode Jacquie shares…
S2E2 How networking makes us better managers with Professor Bill McEvily
Networking is about so much more than getting a job. Prof Bill McEvily shares the many ways that networking makes us more effective as managers. This insightful discussion sheds light on the many…
Lisa Bragg teaches us how to confidently promote ourselves
Lisa Bragg is the author of "Bragging Rights: How to talk about your work using purposeful self promotion". So many of us feel uncomfortable talking about our professional successes. If feels like…
S1E10 Tina Robinet shares wisdom on holding our team members accountable
Tina Robinet SVP, Next Evolution of Work (NEW) TD Bank Group. She's a great people manager but I think she's exceptional at holding herself and others accountable and she models this behaviour with…
S1E9 Brooke Hunter shares great strategies to navigate difficult conversations
Brooke Hunter is the Founder and President of Hunters International Insurance. She is also one of the most genuine people I know whom I can always rely on tell me the truth. Its so important for us…
S1E8 Mike Thomson is humanizing the hiring experience
Mike Thomson is the co-founder of Spark Recruiting,. Mike's perspective is that organizations often tell us that their people are their biggest asset, however when it comes to attracting top talent…
Dr. Tanya De Mello shares how managers can embrace the concept of inclusiveness
Dr. Tanya (Toni) De Mello is skilled at taking complex concepts like inclusivity in business and breaking them down so they are easy to understand and, most importantly, easy to action. I really…
Kurankye Sekyi-Otu introduced me to the phrase "walk strong" which means walking with confidence and believing in yourself
Kurankye Sekyi-Otu is a good friend and Chief Strategy Officer at an Asset Management firm. He's taken bold steps in his career with the mindset that he belongs in any room he finds himself in. When…
Tanya Walker shares how she intentionally creates an environment that allows her to be her best and do her best.
Tanya Walker is a successful lawyer and owner of Walker Law Professional Corporation. Tanya has created an environment for herself to allow her to do her best work. That includes maintaining a…
S1E4 Heather Kerr is courageously authentic. She's a retired Corporate Executive turned Creativity Coach whose biggest wins have come from moments when she kept it real even in the face of potential professional backlash.
Heather Kerr is a former economist, tax lawyer and retired partner in a global accounting firm. Her career is a blueprint of corporate success. Heather is unapologetically herself all the time and…
S1E3 Tamara Seales-Knight keeps it real about navigating being President of the pharmaceutical company her father founded 30 years ago,, being the youngest in her family and the mom of three.
With Tamara Seales-Knight, what you see is what you get. She expertly wears many hats. She's the President of the Canadian pharmaceutical company her father founded 30 years ago. She's the youngest…
S1E2 Brendan Calder drops some leadership wisdom, advice, anecdotes and observations
There is never a dull moment speaking with Brendan Calder who is a Professor at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. Brendan is also a serial entrepreneur. I had the pleasure…
S1E1 Talking to Ray Williams about candour in business and other leadership lessons
Ray Williams is always true to who he is in life and especially in business. You always know where you stand with him and he shares how he's been able to be himself throughout his career. Ray is…
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My Lemonade Stand has published 19 episodes since February 2022, covering topics in Business, Management.
My Lemonade Stand is currently declining with new episodes monthly. Average episode length is 27m.
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