EPISODE · Nov 24, 2025 · 18 MIN
The Human Side of AI: Leading Teams Through Fear and Change with Nadine Zeinoun
from Founders Future · host Closers.io
In this episode of Founders Future, with host Zach Young, we are joined by Nadine Zeinoun, MCC, an executive coach and emotional intelligence expert. Nadine shares her powerful journey from growing up during the Lebanese Civil War to becoming an award-winning marketer and sales leader, revealing how her early experiences with conflict shaped her mission to create harmony and understanding in the workplace. She delves into the core of her work, explaining how she helps leaders and teams move beyond their own assumptions and egos to foster environments of trust, alignment, and high performance.Nadine provides a fascinating look into the common challenges teams face, highlighting that the biggest obstacle to flourishing is often the inability to manage diversity and accept different perspectives. She offers profound insights on navigating the human side of technological change, including the widespread fear of AI, and emphasizes the critical need for leaders to create psychological safety for their teams. This conversation is a masterclass in emotional intelligence, offering actionable wisdom for any leader looking to strengthen their team's connection and resilience.
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In this episode of Founders Future, with host Zach Young, we are joined by Nadine Zeinoun, MCC, an executive coach and emotional intelligence expert. Nadine shares her powerful journey from growing up during the Lebanese Civil War to becoming an award-winning marketer and sales leader, revealing how her early experiences with conflict shaped her mission to create harmony and understanding in the workplace. She delves into the core of her work, explaining how she helps leaders and teams move b...
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