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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2021 · 29 MIN

Iman Simmons on the Values of Joy, Love, and Social Justice, COO of St. Charles Health System

from Habitual Excellence, Presented by Value Capture · host Value Capture

http://www.valuecapturellc.com/he31 Joining us today is Iman Nazeeri-Simmons, MPH, the Chief Operating Officer at St. Charles Health System. Today, host Mark Graban asks Iman about the three values that are so important to her: Joy, Love, and Social Justice. Iman also talks about what it means to be aligned to values -- both personally and organizationally. How can we make sure that values are not just a slogan or a poster? How do the Shingo Principles affect her as a leader? How do we encourage behaviors that represent principles and values? Mark and Iman also discuss what's often described as a "culture problem" and when would it be correct to call that "a leader behavior problem?" Iman also talks about what "respect for people" means to her, the value of "love of people," and honest, authentic communication. What does "respect for people" mean when we are having to manage conflict?

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