Serious Playfulness | Team and Culture
For leaders who care deeply about people and outcomes.Hosted by Kyle Neilson and Stephanie Rivard, Serious Playfulness explores the tensions of leadership, team dynamics, and culture with warmth, clarity, and just enough humour.
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The Vocation of the Business Leader: Conversation with Roger Aguinaldo (opens the original)
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Catholic leaders are rethinking money, mission, and the future of faith‑driven business. In this episode, we explore how Catholic institutions can steward resources more boldly, invest with conviction, and build mission‑aligned businesses that actually thrive. And the big highlight: the upcoming Catholic Faith Investor Summit in New York! A gathering of leaders stewarding Catholic capital and reshaping how the Church engages the financial world. If you want to be part of this movement, the Summi
Growing Leaders the Right Way (opens the original)
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In this episode of Serious Playfulness, Kyle and Stephanie dig into the challenges of fast growth, young managers, and multicultural teams. They talk about how to support new leaders, how to use working genius to depersonalize tension, and why mentorship matters when people are learning to manage for the first time. They share stories about communication gaps across countries, the risks of unclear expectations, and the simple tools that help leaders build confidence and clarity. You will learn:
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