Framework Leadership
On Framework Leadership, Kent Ingle talks to some of the world’s most successful and innovative leaders about where they came from, how they developed their leadership skills, and how they lead their organizations to success.
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Riley Minnix: From NAIA to the NBA (opens the original)
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Riley Minnix shares his journey from Southeastern University and NAIA basketball to the NBA, reflecting on faith, resilience, relationships, and staying ready for every opportunity. His story is a powerful reminder to make the most of where you are and trust the process along the way.
Inside Elevation College and the Future of Church Based Education with Matthew Drew (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Framework Leadership Podcast, Matthew Drew shares the vision behind Elevation College, its partnership with Southeastern University, and how students will gain education, mentorship, discipleship, and hands on ministry experience while discovering who God has called them to be.
Leading With Faith: Austin Rogers on Congress, Washington, and Public Service (opens the original)
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Austin Rogers joins the Framework Leadership Podcast to share how faith has shaped his journey from Southeastern University to law, public service, and a run for Congress. He discusses his experience working in Washington, helping shape major legislation, protecting children, and leading with conviction. Austin also opens up about sharing his faith on the campaign trail and why serving God remains at the center of his leadership, no matter the outcome.
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