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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2026 · 1H 10M

Johnny Torgeson: Forging Your Team

from Project Command · host Peter Younes

In this episode of Project Command, we sit down with Dr. Johnny Torgeson—Operations Chief, leadership consultant, national speaker, and instructor—to talk about what leadership really looks like when it matters most. Drawing from his military experience and leadership roles in high-risk professions, Dr. Torgeson breaks down the difference between authority and leadership and explains why the most effective leaders focus on people first. The conversation explores practical leadership theory, the lessons he carried from the military into emergency services leadership, and how those lessons apply to modern organizations. We also dive into the importance of soft skills—communication, emotional intelligence, humility, and trust—and why they often matter more than technical expertise when leading teams under pressure. Dr. Torgeson shares real experiences, leadership failures that became learning moments, and actionable insights for leaders at every level. Whether you're an officer in the fire service, a military leader, or someone responsible for guiding a team, this episode offers practical strategies and honest reflections on building stronger leaders and stronger organizations.

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