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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 1H 4M

Trust & Tension: Building Leadership Teams that Operate as One with AstroLabs CEO Roland Daher

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What actually makes a leadership team work as one?In this episode, Roland Daher, CEO of AstroLabs shares the behind-the-scenes reality of building a high-performing leadership team while scaling a company in uncertain conditions.From redefining strategy and introducing operating cadence, to navigating identity shifts as a CEO, Roland walks through the small, often overlooked disciplines that compound into organizational performance. Together with Marilyn Zakhour, the conversation explores: The difference between alignment and true shared ownership  Why harmony can undermine trust in leadership teams  How to build systems that enable people, not depend on individuals  The hardest shift leaders face when stepping out of execution  Why the “boring basics” are what actually drive transformation This is not a conversation about frameworks or silver bullets. It is a grounded look at what it takes to build teams, systems, and leaders that can endure and perform under pressure.

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What actually makes a leadership team work as one? In this episode, Roland Daher, CEO of AstroLabs shares the behind-the-scenes reality of building a high-performing leadership team while scaling a company in uncertain conditions. From redefining strategy and introducing operating cadence, to navigating identity shifts as a CEO, Roland walks through the small, often overlooked disciplines that compound into organizational performance. Together with Marilyn Zakhour, the conversation expl...

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