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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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.
Welcome to Episode 3 of the Richmond Leadership Lab, where we dive deep into the stories and insights of inspiring leaders within the Richmond, VA community. Hosted by Christian Mosier and Taylor Quinn, this episode features Vafa Akhavan, the CEO of World Pediatrics.Join us for an insightful episode of the Richmond Leadership Lab, where we explore the incredible journey of Vafa Akhavan, the CEO of World Pediatrics. Discover how Vafa transitioned from the for-profit world, where he was recognized as one of Canada’s top business leaders, into the nonprofit sector, focusing on pediatric surgery and neonatal care. In this episode, we dive deep into the critical challenges faced by children worldwide, revealing that 450 million children under five lack access to essential surgical care – a staggering issue Vafa and his team are addressing head-on.Get inspired as Vafa shares his vision for transforming lives through impactful healthcare solutions. You'll learn about their recent accomplishments, including serving 3,200 children, conducting over 1,100 surgeries, and training more than 2,300 health professionals.**Key Takeaways:**- Understanding situational leadership in the ever-changing nonprofit landscape.- The importance of unity and teamwork in achieving organizational goals.- Strategies for creating impactful change in pediatric healthcare.Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from Richmond's leaders.**Resources Mentioned:**- ”Canoeing the Mountains” by Todd Bolsinger – an essential read on leadership in challenging environments.Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! Tune in for more enriching discussions about leadership and growth in our community.To learn more about World Pediatrics, visit https://worldpediatrics.org/If you would like to give to World Pediatrics you can do so here: https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/world-pediatric-project/general-donation-form-copy-1-1Richmond Leadership Lab is Produced and Co-Hosted by:Taylor Quinn, CEO – Filmspirehttps://www.filmspirevideo.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/taylor-quinn-filmspire/Christian Mosier, President – BenXhttps://benxconsulting.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-mosier/To learn more about RLL visit our site: https://www.richmondleadershiplab.com
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