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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2021 · 22 MIN

Staying Curious and Personal - Derek Apanovitch, Advisor at Osmosis and Former CEO of Global Safety Management

from Raise the Line · host Derek Apanovitch, Dr. Rishi Desai

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“Know the ins and outs of your job extremely well,” advises Derek Apanovitch, “but make sure you're curious, that you want to learn more about that entire ecosystem.” In this episode of Raise the Line, Apanovitch draws from his experience in law, entrepreneurship, and business to share career advice and reflect on his work as CEO of Global Safety Management, a cloud-based provider of software solutions. Listen in as he and host Dr. Rishi Desai discuss the invariable importance of personal engagement and the challenge of relationship building in the remote work environment. Plus, discover what Apanovitch believes is the most important thing to know coming out of school, his advice for increasing effectiveness in your healthcare role, and his tips for investors looking at early-stage tech companies.

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