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Industry leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs and authors join us on A Seat at The Table to share their insights and help us build more successful businesses.
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Why Culture Initiatives Fail After Year One (opens the original)
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Why Psychological Safety at Work Matters—and Why Culture Initiatives Fail Most organizations say they want employees to speak up, contribute ideas and challenge assumptions. But do employees actually feel safe doing it? When people believe speaking up could hurt their careers, they begin to self-silence. They stop questioning decisions. They hold back ideas. They see potential problems but don't mention them. And the consequences can extend far beyond employee engagement. Organizations can l...
How a Saxophonist Built a Business Beyond Music (opens the original)
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Talent may get you started. But building a sustainable career as a musician, artist, designer, creator or freelancer requires something else: you have to learn how to turn your creativity into a business. In this episode of A Seat at The Table, Jane Singer talks with Joe Reeve, an award-winning saxophonist, entrepreneur, creative community founder and public speaker who has spent 15 years making a living as a professional musician. He learned that being good at your craft is only part of what...
The Cybersecurity Problem Nobody Is Fixing (opens the original)
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Companies are spending more on cybersecurity than ever. Yet cyberattacks, breaches and vulnerabilities continue to increase. What if we're trying to solve the wrong problem? In this episode of A Seat at The Table, Jane Singer talks with cybersecurity expert Greg van der Gaast at Sequoia Consulting, about why many cybersecurity failures aren't really technology failures at all. They're symptoms of deeper problems in the way an organization operates. Greg has spent more than 25 years in cyberse...
Getting Consumers Off the Couch and Into Stores (opens the original)
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After decades of focusing on driving online sales, brands are recognizing the critical importance of human connection. The return to physical retail, driven by Gen Z, mean that brands now have to close the gap between brand promise and customer experience. How do we now leverage physical retail to build engagement and create an in-store experience that get consumers away from their screens and into the store. I’m Jane Singer and welcome back to A Seat at The Table where we take a lo...
Preparing to Survive A Supply Chain Crisis (with minimal damage) (opens the original)
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Episode Summary On this episode of A Seat at the Table, Jane Singer welcomes Susan Kargel founder of Brute Mitigator and a leading expert in freight forwarding, customs clearance, trade compliance, and operational resiliency. Together, they tackle the increasing complexity of global supply chains, rising risks—especially from cyberattacks—and the rapidly evolving landscape of customs regulations. The episode explores best practices for business continuity, building redundancy, leveraging AI (...
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