EPISODE · Dec 31, 2025 · 40 MIN
#34 - Clear Looks Ahead to 2026: Strengthening Our Impact
from The Clear Voice · host Clear Career Professionals
The Clear Voice closes out the year with a reflective wrap-up conversation between host James Groom and Clear Career President Michael Boese, looking back on the moments, lessons, and impact that shaped 2025 while setting the stage for the year ahead. Together, they revisit key themes from the past twelve months, discuss how leadership and service continue to evolve in local government, and reflect on the mission-driven work that defines Clear’s approach to recruitment, consulting, and community impact. This episode explores how meaningful relationships, intentional leadership, and a focus on service shape outcomes for organizations, communities, and the people who lead them. James and Michael also look forward to 2026, sharing thoughts on purpose, growth, and the opportunities ahead for leaders working in public service. Whether you’re a municipal leader, an aspiring executive, or someone who cares deeply about community-focused leadership, this year-end discussion offers both reflection and forward momentum. Explore current leadership opportunities with Clear Career Professionals here: https://clearcareerpro.com/career-opportunities LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/company/clear-career-pro
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The Clear Voice closes out the year with a reflective wrap-up conversation between host James Groom and Clear Career President Michael Boese, looking back on the moments, lessons, and impact that shaped 2025 while setting the stage for the year ahead. Together, they revisit key themes from the past twelve months, discuss how leadership and service continue to evolve in local government, and reflect on the mission-driven work that defines Clear’s approach to recruitment, consulting, and community impact. This episode explores how meaningful relationships, intentional leadership, and a focus on service shape outcomes for organizations, communities, and the people who lead them. James and Michael also look forward to 2026, sharing thoughts on purpose, growth, and the opportunities ahead for leaders working in public service. Whether you’re a municipal leader, an aspiring executive, or someone who cares deeply about community-focused leadership, this year-end discussion offers both reflection and forward momentum. Explore current leadership opportunities with Clear Career Professionals here: https://clearcareerpro.com/opportunities The views and opinions expressed on The Clear Voice do not necessarily reflect those of Clear Career Professionals. The discussion of any company, product, or service is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement.Connect With Clear Career Professionals Clear Career Professionals is a Texas based municipal executive search firm specializing in City Manager search services, municipal executive search, and local government leadership consulting for cities and counties across Texas and the United States. Clear works with communities to recruit City Managers, City Administrators, Assistant City Managers, Police Chiefs, Fire Chiefs, Finance Directors, HR Directors, and other senior municipal leaders. In addition to executive search services, Clear provides local government leadership training, organizational assessments, executive coaching, interim leadership placements, and strategic consulting designed to strengthen city organizations and support effective public service leadership. Clear partners with city councils, county commissioners, and public sector leadership teams seeking experienced municipal professionals who can guide growing communities, manage complex organizations, and deliver strong public service outcomes. Career Opportunitieshttps://clearcareerpro.com/career-opportunities LinkedInhttps://linkedin.com/company/clear-career-pro
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#34 - Clear Looks Ahead to 2026: Strengthening Our Impact
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