​Dan Hendry strives toward promoting sustainable initiatives for the Limestone District School Board, and is the manager of community based learning & innovation at St. Lawrence College.  An architect behind the internationally recognized Kingston Transit High School Bus Pass Program – the program which has grown high school ridership from 28K to over 600K rides yearly from 2012-2016 by onsite transit orientation and free bus passes. 
 
"You have to give AND take, because reciprocity creates trust"
 
His concern for the environment is what drives him to take initiative in promoting sustainable solutions within the Kingston community. He continues to engage in initiatives that promote positive sustainable change throughout the Kingston community. His combined interest in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, student mentorship, and community have been well integrated into his personal, academic, and professional experiences. Dan is continuously seeking new opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals who engage in sustainable & innovative initiatives within the community.
 
LINKS
Dan Hendry on LinkedIn 
SustainableDan on Twitter 
Dan Hendry’s Email 

“Inspiring leadership isn’t about being perfect, it’s about making sure that what you do matters”

Being strategic is important, however, strategically leading an entire organization requires great forethought, strong intentions, great communication, some humility and outstanding leadership. On this episode we speak with Martha Saunders who is leading the University in West Florida to some lofty goals. 

“We’re not the oldest university, not the largest and not the richest, but we can turn on a dime!”

Martha Saunders is the sixth President of the University of West Florida. In her 30-plus years in higher education, she has served as in academic and leadership roles at universities in Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin and Mississippi. She has led the University of West Florida to its status as a top-performing public universities with the third-highest score in the Florida Board of Governors performance metrics. She established the UWF Innovation Institute, Center
for Cybersecurity and the Office of Equity and Diversity. 

“We are a spirited community of learners, launching the next generation of big thinkers who will change the world”

Dr. Saunders’ vision for UWF is for it to grow beyond its beginnings as a regional comprehensive university and be seen as a leader in innovation and cutting- edge academic programs. She plans to build on the University’s strengths and its undergraduate traditions while creating programs that will attract the faculty and research funding needed to make the leap to the next level.  

“We are not about bigger, we are about better. I want us to be the next big thing"

Under the strategic leadership of Dr. Saunders, the University of West Florida has become the buzz of the Post-Secondary Education world.  The perspectives that Dr. Saunders shares are fundamentally important for any organizational leader. Tune in now to become even more strategic and don't forget to share this episode with someone you care about.
 
LINKS
Dr. Martha Saunders on LinkedIn 
Dr. Martha Aunders on Twitter 
Dr. Martha Saunders’ Email 
University of West Florida 

“Leaders need to consider the value of building resilience in your people and your teams” 
 
Mike Coyle is a creative and goal-oriented leader who believes in the power of teams and how they can be used as a force multiplier in navigating today’s complex global environment.  He specializes in connecting people, organizations, and ideas to create synergies and in encouraging others to challenge the status quo to simple and sustainable solutions.  
 
Mike has over twenty-five years of experience spanning both public and private sectors.  He served in the Canadian Armed Forces for twenty years holding several key leadership appointments, including as a Senior Officer in Canada’s Special Operations Forces that critically shaped his thinking.  
 
During the last five years, Mike has supported the successful growth of three separate defence and security companies during their start-up phase and is a Founding-Partner and Vice-President of Reticle Ventures Canada Incorporated.  Mike holds several degrees, including: Master of Science (Cranfield University, UK) and Master of Public Administration and Bachelor of Engineering (Royal Military College of Canada).  Mike lives in The Netherlands with his wife Laura and their three children.
 
LINKS
Mike Coyle on LinkedIn 
Mike Coyle’s Email 
Reticle’s Website 

​“Personal success doesn’t always translate into organizational success”
 
What makes leaders effective? Tune into this episode and you just might be surprised to learn what the research points to.
 
On this episode of Inspiring Leaders, we catch up with Dr. Scott Gregory, CEO of Hogan Assessment Systems to “Decode Leadership”. Scott shares an inside perspective of what it is like to work at Hogan Assessments. He also offers insights about why Hogan Assessments are the preeminent leadership assessment provider, and he shares some research-backed facts about three essential ingredients to exemplary leadership. If you are serious about your career, you should not miss this episode.
 
“Leadership isn’t about power, it’s about creating and sustaining a high performing team”
 
Scott Gregory, Ph.D., CEO, Hogan Assessment Systems, has spent his career researching, applying, and consulting on the links between personality, leadership, and performance.  His work has been highlighted in the Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fortune, and many other international publications.  He is a frequent speaker on personality in the workplace, has provided executive coaching for numerous CEOs and executives, and with his colleagues at Hogan, provides personality-based leader selection and development to organizations across the globe.
 
LINKS
Dr. Scott Gregory on LinkedIn 
Dr. Scott Gregory’s Email 
Hogan Assessment Website 
How Do You Derail?: 

​Chris Tuff became the youngest partner in the 100-year history of Atlanta-based advertising agency, 22squared, where he turned a team of Millennials from an “investment” to a major profit center in short order. He is the author of The Millennial Whisperer (Morgan James), a practical, profit-driven playbook for leaders to better understand the world’s largest generation. 
 
Having started his career as one of the first marketers to focus on helping startups work with Fortune 100 brands, including Facebook in 2005, Chris is obsessed with emerging trends in marketing. As EVP and Director of Content Marketing and Partnerships at 22squared, he helps push to get their existing clients access to first-to-market ad products and offerings. He’s responsible for partnership development with tech and media companies like Twitter, Google, and Facebook. 
 
A sought-after leader in the digital marketing space, Chris has been featured on the front page of the Wall Street Journal, in Fast Company, The New York Times, Wired, Bloomberg, Business Insider, Digiday, Social Times, Social Fresh, and consistently in advertising trade publications like Ad Age and Advertising Weekly. 
 
 
LINKS
Chris Tuff on LinkedIn 
The Millennial Whisperer Website 
The Millennial Whisperer on Amazon 
Chris Tuff’s Email 
22squared Website 
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“Fear limits what is possible. Let go and embrace BEING”
 
Radha Kalaria is not just a human BEING but a passionate champion of “well‐BEING”. Devoted to empowering individuals and organizations to BE who they are meant to be, by tapping into their own uniqueness and innate resourcefulness. 
 
“The power lies within ourselves”
 
As a direct result of implementing wisdom & strategies learnt from Radha’s journey, her clients have optimized their return on investment, enhanced creativity & innovation, experienced healthy connections, created meaningful engagement, improved productivity and overall quality of life & work. 
 
“Embrace your uniqueness”
 
Radha’s unique background with 20‐years of diverse industry experience in interior design, project management, client relations and leadership roles, gave her a strong foundation to go through life‐changing stressful events. Ten years back, Radha was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and given 30 days to live. During the same 1‐1⁄2 year period, she suffered catastrophic losses in her career, relationships, finances, leading to suicidal depression and loss of self‐worth. 
 
"Well being starts with being well"
 
Radha now shares her story of how she transformed her dark night of the soul, to a life of real “well‐being”, as a speaker, coach and consultant. Her mission in life is to help shape the way “well‐being” is perceived and pursued in the world. 
 
LINKS
Radha on LinkedIn 
Radha on Twitter 
Radha on YourTube 
Radha on Facebook
Radha on Instagram
Radha’s Website 
Radha’s Email 

“You can’t call yourself a Diverse Organization just by checking boxes”
 
Kim Carlin knows a thing or two about working with leaders and helping them grow high performing teams. With over two decades of management consulting expertise working with over 200 leading companies across five continents, Kim has a proven track record for analyzing business problems, defining a vision for change and implementing sustainable solutions. 
 
“Unless they actually feel like their voices are heard and they are actually contributing to that business, then you’ve failed to have inclusion”
 
She is an author, professional speaker, and blogger.  She has written and published articles on issues related to gender related management outcomes, change management and cultural transformation. Kim is a speaking contributor at many industry events in North America and is an ongoing guest lecturer at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University (NYU) in New York City. She is also the Executive Leadership Coach supporting the Global Executive MBA for Healthcare and Life Sciences at The Rotman School of Management.  Kim has an MBA in Strategy and a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership.
 
“There is a lot of benefit that comes from diversity of thought and questioning of ideas, doing things differently and looking to be innovative and strategic and that comes from people questioning and doing things differently, and that is an imperative”
 
When not working Kim is a world wanderer and an ‘adrenaline junkie’ with a quest for adventure whether it is hiking to Mt Everest Basecamp, skydiving in Australia, paragliding in the Swiss Alps or running a marathon in Africa. Her bucket list is never-ending!
 
Learn what a Meeting Test is and how you can leverage this for a more diverse and inclusive workplace. Press Play Now!
 
LINKS
Kim Carlin on LinkedIn 
Kim Carlin Email 
Kim Carlin's Website

Dana Janzen on LinkedIn 
Dana Janzen’s Email 
Dana Janzen’s Website 

For the first time in history, there are four Generations that are active in the workplace today. 
 

1. Baby Boomers (1946-1964)
2. Gen X (1965-1980)
3. Gen Y, aka Millennials (1981-1997)
4. Gen Z (1998-Present)

 
For anyone who leads people, projects or organizations, you need to know that each one of these Generations is looking for something different and are motivated by unique factors. 
 
Understanding these differences can make or break your organization or initiatives, so on this episode of Inspiring Leaders, the Leadership Brothers reunite to explore Generational Differences and what you can do to live, grow and thrive by “Engaging Generations”.
 
The Leadership Brothers are Terry Lipovski and Pat Lipovski, two industry-leading Executive Coaches and Consultants based in Canada. Terry Lipovski is based in Ottawa, the National Capital Region of Canada and Pat Lipovski is based in Calgary, Alberta, nearly 3,000km apart. Terry and Pat team up periodically to record useful episodes on the Inspiring Leaders show to help others become even better at leading their people, projects and organizations.
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LINKS
Terry Lipovski on LinkedIn 
Terry Lipovski on Twitter 
Terry Lipovski’s Email 
Ubiquity’s Website 
Pat Lipovski on LinkedIn 
Pat Lipovski on Twitter 
Pat Lipovski’s Email 
Envision Group’s Website 

“Great leaders are great learners”
 
Franklin Morais is a Certified Professional Coach with Teamcoach International, and a Mastery Practitioner with the International Association of Coaching. He is also a Certified Facilitator with Finnish Education Evaluation Center credentials (FINEEC). He is a member of the International Association of Facilitators. 
 
"I am inspired by leaders that have grace and passion"

Franklin serves on the Executive Committee of the Malaysian Association of Facilitators. 
When not coaching or facilitating, Franklin enjoys facilitating education in the fields of Counseling and Organizational Behavior with a local private university and college.
Before venturing into Coaching, Facilitation, and academia, Franklin worked in the Information Technology sector for Fortune 500 Companies like NCR and Unisys. He also had a stint with non-profit organizations in leadership positions.

"Facilitation is guiding and guarding the process of bringing out the best in others"
 
In the university, Franklin taught Leadership at both undergraduate, and postgraduate levels. Whilst at the university, he was also called upon to conduct numerous seminars, workshops and training programs for students, teachers, and employees in both the private and government sectors on Leadership, Emotional Intelligence, Teambuilding, and other soft skills areas.
 
LINKS
Franklin Morais on LinkedIn 
Franklin Morais on Twitter 
Franklin Morais’ Teamcoach Facebook Site
Franklin Morais’ Email 
International Association of Coaching (IAC)
International Association of Facilitation (IAF) 
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​If you’d like to have grace, generosity, respect and action in the midst of a crisis, this episode is for you.
 
Bill Coletti is a reputation management, crisis communications and professional development expert, keynote speaker, Wall Street Journal Risk & Compliance panelist, and best-selling author of “Critical Moments: The New Mindset of Reputation Management”. He has more than 25 years of global experience managing high-stakes crises, issues management, and media relations challenges for both Fortune 500 companies and winning global political campaigns. 
 
“You’ve got to have awareness, preparation and calmness”
 
Bill previously co-led the Global Risk Management and Crisis Communications Practice for Hill + Knowlton Strategies. He held senior leadership positions in the firm’s Austin, Texas, Los Angeles and Orlando, Florida offices as a member of the senior management team. 
Bill provided senior counsel in crisis management, corporate communications, and reputation defense to numerous clients such as AT&T, Target Corporation, American Airlines, The Home Depot, Xerox, Nuclear Energy Institute, and Cargil, as well as major universities and global NGOs. Previously, Bill served in the Republic of Bulgaria as a senior advisor to the prime minister, Council of Ministers, and the labor minister. He was the first executive director of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria. 
 
LINKS:
Bill Coletti on LinkedIn 
Bill Coletti on Twitter 
Bill Coletti’s Website www.kith.co
Bill Coletti’s Book: “Critical Moments: The New Mindset of Reputation Management” 
John Baldoni’s Book: “Grace: A Leaders Guide to a Better Us”