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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2015 · 54 MIN

Critical Mass Radio Show January 20, 2015 Dawn Kohler and Christopher DeRosa

from Critical Mass Business Talk Show | Orange County’s Longest-Running Business Talk Show · host Ric Franzi | Critical Mass Business Talk Show

Author, master level coach, President and CEO of Kohler & Company, Dawn Kohler joined Ric in the studio to talk about how her firm is helping companies improve their business productivity through executive and management training techniques. Dawn shared with our audiences how she got involved in executive coaching as well as talking about her latest book, "The Invitation, A Weekend with Emma."  President of the Western Region of Cigna, Christopher DeRosa joined Critical Mass Radio Show to talk about the importance of having "a culture of health." Christopher discussed how many middle market companies should utilize the concept of "a culture of health" in the workplace which in turn will produce positive benefits for each individual employee and increase the health and productivity of the overall business. 

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