Richmond Leadership Lab

Richmond Leadership Lab
Podcast Description
Richmond Leadership Lab is a podcast designed to spotlight the dynamic business leadership in Richmond, Virginia. Co-hosted by Christian Mosier & Taylor Quinn, this show dives into the stories, advice, and unique journeys of CEOs leading companies with 10-250 employees in the Richmond, Virginia market. As a video podcast, Richmond Leadership Lab offers guests the added value of professionally produced video episodes and shareable clips to engage their own audiences.
We aim to create a space where local leaders can share insights, inspire others, and connect with like-minded professionals.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as leadership dynamics, workplace culture, human resources, and business growth strategies with episodes that delve into topics like empowering teams, creating strong company cultures, and navigating HR challenges. Specific episodes include discussions with leaders like Todd Mawyer on building company culture and Mindy Flanagan on enhancing employee experiences within small businesses.

Richmond Leadership Lab is a podcast designed to spotlight the dynamic business leadership in Richmond, Virginia. Co-hosted by Christian Mosier & Taylor Quinn, this show dives into the stories, advice, and unique journeys of CEOs leading companies with 10-250 employees in the Richmond, Virginia market. As a video podcast, Richmond Leadership Lab offers guests the added value of professionally produced video episodes and shareable clips to engage their own audiences.
We aim to create a space where local leaders can share insights, inspire others, and connect with like-minded professionals.
Join us for Episode 7 of the Richmond Leadership Lab, featuring the inspiring insights of Robert Bolling, CEO of ChildSavers. In this compelling episode, hosted by the talented duo of Taylor Quinn – Filmspire and Christian Mosier – BenX Consulting, we explore Robert’s transformative journey from his Richmond roots to leading ChildSavers, an organization dedicated to providing mental health services and supporting child care providers.Discover the pivotal moments that shaped Robert’s career and the innovative strategies he has employed to drive growth and impact in the community. Under his leadership, ChildSavers has expanded significantly, showcasing a commitment to listening, community engagement, and fostering small economies.Throughout our engaging conversation, Robert shares powerful lessons on leadership, the importance of listening, and his personal connection to Richmond. His dedication to supporting local initiatives and providing access to mental health services exemplifies the spirit of creating positive change.Whether you are a leader, aspiring leader, or simply passionate about community service, this episode is a treasure trove of insights and actionable advice.*Key Topics Covered:*
- Robert Bolling’s leadership journey and motivations
- Expanding ChildSavers and community impact
- The importance of listening in leadership
- Personal insights on Richmond and supporting small economies
- Insights on leadership, community service, and personal growth
Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! Tune in for more enlightening discussions on leadership, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment. To learn more about ChildSavers, visit their website here.
Connect with Robert on LinkedInRichmond Leadership Lab is Produced and Co-Hosted by: Taylor Quinn, CEO – Filmspire / taylor-quinn-filmspire
Christian Mosier, President – BenX Consulting Group / christian-mosier To learn more about RLL, visit our site here

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