Layers of Leadership
Layers of Leadership
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Layers of Leadership with Dr. Michael Marion, Jr. peels back the complex layers of success through intimate conversations with today's most influential leaders. Each episode features in-depth discussions that go beyond surface-level career advice, revealing the pivotal decisions, challenges, and mindsets that shaped these leaders' journeys. Dr. Marion's thoughtful interview style draws out practical wisdom and unexpected insights that emerging professionals can apply to their own career paths. Join us as we uncover the multifaceted nature of leadership, one conversation at a time.
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The podcast focuses on leadership, resilience, mental health, community engagement, mentorship, and financial literacy, with episodes showcasing discussions like Amanda Blackwood's insights on mental health during the pandemic and Jim Tabuchi's emphasis on financial education and community impact.
Layers of Leadership with Dr. Michael Marion, Jr. peels back the complex layers of success through intimate conversations with today’s most influential leaders. Each episode features in-depth discussions that go beyond surface-level career advice, revealing the pivotal decisions, challenges, and mindsets that shaped these leaders’ journeys. Dr. Marion’s thoughtful interview style draws out practical wisdom and unexpected insights that emerging professionals can apply to their own career paths. Join us as we uncover the multifaceted nature of leadership, one conversation at a time.
In this episode of ”Layers of Leadership,” Dr. Michael Marion Jr. interviews Liale Jones, who has dedicated over 25 years to the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento. As Lyle approaches retirement, he reflects on his career, the impact of COVID-19 on the arts, and his tenure as president of the Association of Art Museum Directors. They discuss the importance of community engagement, making art accessible, and the role of arts education. Lial shares personal anecdotes and his leadership philosophy, emphasizing empathy and collaboration. The episode underscores the transformative power of art and the need for continued support for cultural institutions.
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