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This is Your Captain Speaking,
by Julian Lambert
This Is Your Captain Speaking elevates you to 30,000 feet for candid insights from NZ's best known technology executives and their journeys to the top.Any person that has flown often has a story about an unlikely or surprising conversation that they have had on a plane with a stranger. Join veteran executive recruiter Julian as he teases out the good oil from C-suite leaders sharing their climb to the top: the turbulence, the pivotal moments, and the lessons learned along the way. Each "flight" delivers surprising lessons and inspiring narratives from those who've successfully navigated the journey to industry leader.Whether you're an aspiring executive or simply fascinated by leadership journeys, fasten your seatbelt for conversations that are equal parts entertaining and enlightening. No Wi-Fi required, just honest conversations about what it really takes to wear the C badge in the NZ technology industry.
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Any person that has flown often has a story about an unlikely or surprising conversation that they have had on a plane with a stranger.This Is Your Captain Speaking elevates you to 30,000 feet for candid insights from NZ's best known technology executives and their journeys to the top.Join veteran executive recruiter Julian as he teases out the good oil from C-suite leaders sharing their climb to the top: the turbulence, the pivotal moments, and the lessons learned along the way. Each "flight" delivers you surprising lessons and inspiring narratives from those who've successfully navigated the journey to industry leader.Buckle in, episodes 1-3 out next week ✈️
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This Is Your Captain Speaking elevates you to 30,000 feet for candid insights from NZ's best known technology executives and their journeys to the top.Any person that has flown often has a story about an unlikely or surprising conversation that they have had on a plane with a stranger. Join veteran executive recruiter Julian as he teases out the good oil from C-suite leaders sharing their climb to the top: the turbulence, the pivotal moments, and the lessons learned along the way. Each "flight" delivers surprising lessons and inspiring narratives from those who've successfully navigated the journey to industry leader.Whether you're an aspiring executive or simply fascinated by leadership journeys, fasten your seatbelt for conversations that are equal parts entertaining and enlightening. No Wi-Fi required, just honest conversations about what it really takes to wear the C badge in the NZ technology industry.
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Julian Lambert
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