Through the Rearview
Through the Rearview
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Through the Rearview is a podcast about legacy. Hosted by Lindsay Young of 3 Aspens Media, each episode invites a seasoned voice to reflect on the moments that defined their journey: what they built, what they sacrificed, and what they’d do differently. These are stories of navigating change, handing off the baton, and learning through experience. The guests share the kind of wisdom you can only gain by looking back – offering perspective and guidance to today’s business leaders.
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The podcast focuses on themes of legacy, leadership transitions, and learning from experience, with episodes like the one featuring Dan Judge exploring family business dynamics, technological evolution in the distribution sector, and key lessons for emerging leaders.
Through the Rearview is a podcast about legacy. Hosted by Lindsay Young of 3 Aspens Media, each episode invites a seasoned voice to reflect on the moments that defined their journey: what they built, what they sacrificed, and what they’d do differently. These are stories of navigating change, handing off the baton, and learning through experience. The guests share the kind of wisdom you can only gain by looking back – offering perspective and guidance to today’s business leaders.
In this episode, Lindsay Young sits down with Joe Nettemeyer, retired CEO of Valin, a leading provider of automation, fluid handling, process control, and industrial technology solutions. Their conversation covers leadership, resilience, and the future of business transformation. Drawing from more than 50 years of experience, Joe shares his journey from a working-class upbringing to leading a company through economic downturns, industry disruption, and rapid technological change.
Joe reflects on navigating challenges like the dot-com crash and 9/11, the lessons he learned about endurance and adaptability, and why people are the true drivers of transformation. The conversation also explores creating value in a competitive market.
Throughout the episode, Joe offers candid insights on leadership, integrity, employee ownership, and preparing the next generation of leaders for a changing world.
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