Sometimes in leadership, you just aren’t sure move to make.
The next step is unclear. So, what do you do?
Who has answers that will help?!

We live this stuff out. But we don’t have all the answers. This is why we’re bringing in an expert to help us confidently move forward.

On February 9th, from 6:00-7:30 pm, we’re having an event with guest speaker Tod Bolsinger at The University of Wisconsin Parkside.

“Resilient Leadership: Leading in Uncharted Territory”

It might not be the

Jesse Cole is the founder of Fans First Entertainment, which owns and operates the Savannah Bananas.

The Bananas have welcomed more than 1 million fans to their ballpark and have been featured on MSNBC, CBS Sunday Morning, Access Hollywood, HBO Real Sports, CNN, and ESPN. 

The Savannah Bananas currently have sold out every game since the first season and have a wait list for tickets that’s over 90,000. 

You will love this episode

What would you do differently if you handled every difficult business conversation as if it was a hostage negotiation?

Derek Gaunt, the author of Ego, Authority, Failure, applies his experience in hostage negotiations to leadership, providing powerful yet practical ways that will change the way you negotiate and lead.

Have you ever felt like a fraud and doubted your credibility to lead your company, department or project?

You’re not alone.

Christy Wright shares with us that 70% of high achievers feel that way.

Listen to this episode and have your mind melted with ideas and love.

Shanna Hocking is a leadership consultant, philanthropic adviser, keynote speaker, and author.

She spent 20 years in university fundraising, raising hundreds of millions of dollars and leading large teams.

Her book titled: One Bold Move a Day: Meaningful Actions Women Can Take To Fulfill Their Leadership And Career Potential.”

Covered in this episode:
A definition of leadership, creating your own opportunity and building a personal board of directors.

Take 5 minutes to hear how identity maintains the mission of a servant leader.

“A Servant Leader is someone who uses their authority and influence for the benefit of those who are under their authority and influence.”

As servant leaders, we should be secure in who we are, producing stability in those under our care. But we also need to remain open to being wrong.

Take 5 minutes to hear how identity maintains the mission of a servant leader.

Kyle Jolly is a father and one of the best friends you could hope for.

He’s Doc Holliday in the movie Tombstone.
He’s the guy that will stand in the rain until midnight to ensure your car starts. 
And he’s also the Vice President of Operations at CCB Technology.

You will hear an inspiring story of what it takes to be an executive worth following. 

There’s a ditch on either side of the path called leadership transitions.

On one side is the lack of clear communication – who’s doing what? When is it happening? Why is it happening?

On the other side is a lack of support – according to McKinsey & Co, only 29% of organizations in the US feel their companies adequately support the new leadership coming in.

We need to hear from real people who will keep it real and have done it well.

Patrick Booth & Logan McCoy are my guests today- it’s a triple threat match.
Patrick is the CEO and Owner of CCB Technology, a family business that started in 1991 and specializes in outsourced IT.
Logan is the new President of CCB.

Patrick has been President of CCB since 2013, became CEO and Owner in January 2019, and passed the Presidential sword to Logan in 2022.