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147: As a Leader, You Have to Become Comfortable With Discomfort

EPISODE · Jul 17, 2019 · 50 MIN

147: As a Leader, You Have to Become Comfortable With Discomfort

from The Leadership Nature Podcast · host Leadership Nature

Buddy Huffaker is the Board President and Executive Director for Aldo Leopold Foundation, a non-profit conservation organization located in Wisconsin. Buddy is very proud to be part of the Aldo Leopold Foundation,  an organization he joined over 20 years ago as an intern. In today's episode, Buddy shares a little bit about how the foundation got started, what exciting new things the foundation is working on right now, and how students can get involved in its exciting projects!   Key Takeaways: [1:00] A message from Leadership Nature. [1:40] A quick intro about Buddy's background. [3:10] What got Buddy interested in natural resources? [6:40] How did Buddy get started with the Aldo Leopold Foundation? [9:25] Buddy shares a bit about the Aldo Leopold Foundation's history and what they do. [11:25] The Aldo Leopold Foundation is celebrating their 70 year anniversary of the A Sand County Almanac book! [14:25] What projects is the Aldo Leopold Foundation focused on right now? [19:40] Are you mentoring young professionals? Let them know about the Aldo Leopold Foundation's programs! [24:00] What leadership advice does Buddy have for young professionals? [29:30] What is Buddy's team like? [32:25] What advice does Buddy have about leadership when it comes to his team? [35:35] Part of buddy's job is to help teach his staff how to say no to things! [40:15] Partnerships are critical for any NGO, but what makes a good partnership succeed? [46:30] Buddy offers ways you can support the Aldo Leopold Foundation. [48:30] What is Buddy most proud of, so far?   Mentioned in This Episode: Aldoleopold.org Future Leaders Program Mywisconsinwoods.org Dnr.wi.gov

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