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CEO: Behind the Scenes

It's easy to forget that behind the title of CEO lies a human. In CEO Behind the Scenes, a podcast from The CEO Magazine, we want to explore the human behind the company and the figure behind the figurehead role as CEOs share their journeys with us.STAY CONNECTEDAccess our…

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Sep 2, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    What nobody tells you about scaling a growing business (opens the original)

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    Growth looks like success from the outside, but inside the business it often means changing the way almost everything works. In this episode of CEO: Behind the Scenes , Charlie Maas, Co-Founder and CEO of Papa Salt Coastal Gin, shares how scaling has forced him to rethink operations, marketing and decision-making. Maas explores the discipline of saying no and explains small businesses can compete through speed, consistency and alignment. It’s a candid look at the less visible side of growth – th

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Why the best engineering decisions happen before design begins (opens the original)

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    Before drawings take shape or construction begins, some of the most important engineering work is already happening. In this episode of CEO: Behind the Scenes , Kevin Berry, Managing Director of TTW, explores why understanding the problem comes before designing the solution – and how early questions around function, longevity and client priorities can fundamentally change a project’s direction. Berry also reflects on leadership, long-term client relationships and the growing role of AI in engine

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Why human connection matters more in an AI-driven world (opens the original)

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    As AI reshapes how we work, decide and communicate, the qualities that remain distinctly human may become more valuable – not less. In this episode of CEO: Behind the Scenes , Andrew Everingham, Founder and CEO of CAPITAL-e, explores trust, empathy, judgment and genuine connection in an increasingly digital world. He shares his perspective on why gathering in person still matters and how leaders can create more space for reflection and better decision-making. Drawing on his own experience of pro

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    How leaders can build systems where people thrive at work (opens the original)

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    Strong performance starts with creating the conditions for people to do their best work. In this episode of CEO: Behind the Scenes , Karlie Cremin, CEO of Dynamic Leadership Programs Australia, explains why leaders should look beyond individual behavior and examine the systems shaping it. Cremin explores how clearer accountability and greater trust can help teams adapt and thrive. For leaders rethinking performance, culture and development, this conversation offers a practical starting point for

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Why better healthcare begins with more precise treatment (opens the original)

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    Modern medicine is moving beyond the assumption that the same treatment works for everyone. In this episode of CEO: Behind the Scenes , Nathan Hill, CEO and Co-Founder of Strive Pharmacy, discusses the role compounding pharmacies play in meeting individual patient needs. Hill explores personalized dosing, quality, access and the challenge of leading through regulatory uncertainty as interest in GLP-1s and other compounded medications grows. For executives navigating fast-moving markets, complex

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