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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2020 · 41 MIN

Episode #53 – Family Business Leadership with Bill Goodspeed

from The Leadership and Learning Podcast · host Randy Goruk

In this episode of The Leadership and Learning Podcast, host Randy Goruk and his guest, Bill Goodspeed, explore family businesses and leadership. Bill is a former President of Huber Engineered Wood Products and is now active on the Boards of multiple family businesses.  In this episode you will learn: Not to mimic someone else's leadership style and the importance of getting results by being who you are as a leader. The simple thing leaders can do to harness the energy of the organization. The top 3 – mistakes family businesses typically make. The special sauce recipe for long-term family business success. The most important attributes, characteristics, or qualities a leader must possess to get the most out of their organization. The mistakes organizations typically make when they hire for a senior leadership position. The mistakes senior leaders typically make when they take over the top spot. The biggest complaints most employees have about company senior leadership. 3 – pieces of leadership advice for someone who just landed their first management position?   

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