C2 Biz Growth

C2 Biz Growth
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C2 Biz Growth features insightful information and lessons learned from entrepreneurs and CEOs who are growing and scaling their companies. We realize that being the CEO and leader can be a lonely position. However, Success breeds Success and our conversations with men and women on the “entrepreneurial battlefield” will inform, inspire, and drive you to keep marching onward and upward. C2 Biz Growth is hosted by John Hale III, Founder and CEO of The Cornerstone Group, a business advisory and strategy consulting firm specializing in enhancing companies’ ability to accelerate growth and scale their businesses.
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The podcast focuses on topics such as entrepreneurial challenges, leadership strategies, security in business environments, and growth tactics. For instance, topics discussed include managing remote workers, insider threats to organizations, and the impact of social media on security practices, with examples like the episode featuring Joe Ruffini addressing corporate espionage and national security.

C2 Biz Growth features insightful information and lessons learned from entrepreneurs and CEOs who are growing and scaling their companies. We realize that being the CEO and leader can be a lonely position. However, Success breeds Success and our conversations with men and women on the “entrepreneurial battlefield” will inform, inspire, and drive you to keep marching onward and upward.
C2 Biz Growth is hosted by John Hale III, Founder and CEO of The Cornerstone Group, a business advisory and strategy consulting firm specializing in enhancing companies’ ability to accelerate growth and scale their businesses.
Join host John Hale III for a powerful conversation with Byron L. Boston, Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer of Dynex Capital, Inc, in episode 12 of the C2 Biz Growth podcast. In this illuminating discussion, Byron shares his remarkable journey from a segregated St. Louis to becoming a well-respected business leader with a deep background in U.S. real estate finance, asset management, and fixed-income capital markets.
Byron delves into his philosophy on leadership and personal growth, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and being ”coachable” – a concept he holds so dear that he says, ”I want them to call me coach.” As a financial professional with extensive experience at institutions like Credit Suisse First Boston, Lehman Brothers, and Freddie Mac, Byron understands the critical responsibility of managing investors' money. He explains how his strategic vision has focused Dynex Capital on generating passive income for shareholders and the importance of fostering strong relationships with stakeholders.
A pioneer in remote work since 2004, Byron highlights the necessity of adapting leadership styles for multiple generations and leveraging technology for a competitive edge. He offers candid reflections on common mistakes CEOs make, stressing the need for ego management, and shares insights on identifying and nurturing talent for long-term success. Beyond his corporate roles, Byron is deeply committed to giving back, serving on influential boards such as the Mortgage Bankers Association and the Salzburg Global Seminar. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a leader who has built two successful public companies and says, ”I show up a very happy man.”
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