Weekly Leader Podcast

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This week Pam and Peter reflect on the first year of the Weekly Leader podcast, remember C.K. Prahalad, catch up with several Weekly Leaders and another great song by a podsafe artist. Visit http://weeklyleader.net for detailed shownotes and links.

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Pam returns to the podcast this week and speaks with Peter about Derek Sivers great TED Talk, How to Start a Movement (aka Leadership Lessons from the Dancing Man). Pam's Research Report of the Week looks at the problems with trusting your gut, news about Wally Bock joining the Weekly Leader team and great podsafe music from Sara Haze. Thanks to our sponsor! GotoMeeting Hold your meetings online for just $49/mo. Try GoToMeeting FREE for 45 days. This is one good reason why! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFjVbiPzwpI Leadership in the News Leaders get emboldened by success Obama Steps Up Confrontation - WSJ - March 30, 2010 Special Wall Street Journal Offer: Get the Print or Online editions of The Wall Street Journal and receive a special free week offer!!! Social Media Minute/Website of the Week Wally Bock from Three Star Leadership Blog joins the Weekly Leader podcast team with a weekly report of the best of the business blogs from around the Internet and other leadership musings. Pam's Research Re

Dr. Ed Brenegar shares his experiences of organizing grassroots leaderships events in the local community also Health Care Bill through a leadership lens, the Lead Change LinkedIn Group and great podsafe music from Jennings. Leadership In the News The Healthcare Bill passage in the House of Representatives through a leadership lens. Website of the Week/Social Media Minute The Lead Change group on LinkedIn Weekly Leader Discussion: Organizing Grassroots Community Leadership Events Dr. Ed Brenegar's Weekly Leader posts Leadership Q&A:The Experience That Matters Work Life Lead: The 5 C’s of Lessons In Leadership Contact info and close Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.net Audio comments are welcomed and encouraged. Attach an MP3 file of 5 mb of less Twitter: @WeeklyLeader, @PamFR, @PeterMello,@MVittone, @EdBrenegar, @RunDigger Podsafe Music from Ariel Publicity Trance Sends by Trance Blackman Doorway by Jennings Special Wall Street Journal Offer: Get the Print or Online editions of The Wal

Pam interviews Nina Bahtti, Principle Scientist, HP Labs. Also, Rahm Emmanuel and the challenges of leadership, Exploratree's thinking guides, innovation teams and decisionmaking and great podsafe music from Shayna Zaid and the Catch. Leadership in the News The Limits of Rahmism by Peter Baker (NY Times Sunday Magazine - March 8, 2010) Social Media Minute/Website of the Week Exploratree's Thinking Guides - Tools to better analysis and decisionmaking Pam's Research Report of the Week Innovation Teams Lack Data, Structure by James Wilson for HBR Blog Network Other resources Spreadsheet Modeling & Decision Analysis: A Practical Introduction to Management Science, Revised (with Interactive Video Skillbuilder CD-ROM) A Simpler Way by Margaret J. Wheatley Technical Note: Putting Discovery-Driven Planning to Work by Robert Cooper, Rita Gunther McGrath, Ian C. MacMillan - HBR Case Study The Go Point: When It's Time to Decide--Knowing What to Do and When to Do It by Michael Useem Weekly Leader Nina Bah

This week Peter speaks with John Larrere, National Practice Leader for Leadership and Talent, The Hay Group about their collaborative leadership research project with Bloomberg BusinessWeek, listener comment on Undercover Boss, Dan Heath's Fast Company video on mission statements and podsafe music by Tom Waits. Thanks to our sponsor! GotoMeeting Hold your meetings online for just $49/mo. Try GoToMeeting FREE for 30 days. Website of the Week / Social Media Minute Weekly Leader Twitter Leadership Follow Friday Project Leadership conversation between Week One Follow Friday recommendations: @WallyBock and @Tom_Peters Pam’s Research Report of the Week The Hay Group / Bloomberg BusinessWeek Best Companies for Leadership Study Weekly Leader John Larrere, National Practice Leader for Leadership and Talent, Hay Group Currently reading: The Talmud Leader Lunch:  Tony Blair Upcoming Hay Group / BusinessWeek Events - Free but registration required Contact info and close Send comments to podcast@weeklyleader.

This week Pam speaks with Miriam Rivera, principal of Ulu Ventures, an angel investing firm and former Google VP/Assistant General Counsel. Also, Dr. Tachi Yamada's Corner Office advice, Pam's Research Report of the Week, Seth Godin's blog and podsafe music from Ingrid Michaelson. Leadership in the News Sunday New York Times Corner Office - Talk to Me. I'll Turn Off My Phone.  Tachi Yamada, M.D., president of the Global Health Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, says “every moment counts, and that moment is lost if you’re not in that moment 100 percent.” Website of the Week / Social Media Minute Seth Godin's blog Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?(2010) and Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us (2008) Dr. Ed Brenegar's Work. Life. Lead. post:  Work Life Lead: Is Showing Up Enough? Pam's Research Report of the Week Illuminate Ventures Whitepaper - High Performance Entrepreneurs: Women in High Tech Weekly Leader Miriam Rivera, Ulu Ventures Google - Vice President and Assistant Gen

Peter interviews Bill Capodagli, coauthor of Innovate the Pixar Way: Business Lessons from the World's Most Creative Corporate Playground. Principal of Capodagli Jackson Consulting Previous book: The Disney Way, Revised Edition: Harnessing the Management Secrets of Disney in Your Company

Earlier today I learned that my friend Carl passed away suddenly last evening. Carl was not a "leader" in the way we too often visualize the term in people like President Barack Obama or GE CEO Jeff Immelt or the Dali Lama to name a few. But Carl always "exercised leadership" at work and in the community and he will be sorely missed by all. In his honor, I decided to replay part one of Kansas Leadership Center CEO Ed O'Malley's interview. Ed talks alot about "exercising leadership" and the importance of making things happen and getting things done. Carl was a guy who always got things done. Ed O'Malley's original interview can be listened to on episodes 22 (Part 1) and 23 (Part 2). Music Intro: Trance Sends by Trance Blackman Lead the Way by Common Ground

This week Pam and Peter talk about the CBS primetime show, Undercover Boss. Also, 2010 Leadership trends, Pam's Research Report of the Week and some great podsafe music. Thanks to our sponsor! GotoMeeting Hold your meetings online for just $49/mo. Try GoToMeeting FREE for 30 days. News Leadership Trends for 2010 - BusinessWeek (Feb 16, 2010) part of special section - Best Companies for Leadership: The Top 20 Best Companies for Leadership survey, conducted by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.com and Hay Group Two results from this year's Best Companies for Leadership survey stood out: Top 20 companies this year are significantly more likely to be primarily focused on "positioning for the future"than other companies. Shift in what the top companies value in leaders: 2009 - execution; 2010 - strategic thinking Top 20 companies this year are more likely than other companies to find value in being inclusive, socially responsible, and globally aware in their outlook. Expanding roles for women 2010 make up more t