Corporate Communications and Leadership Training
This week we’re joined by Tom Nightingale, Vice President of Communications and CMO of Con-way Inc. Guest host Maureen Taylor talks to Tom about his efforts there and how Con-way is positioning itself for the future. (Total Running Time 14:15)
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In April of 2007 LSI Corp. merged with Agere Systems and this episode’s guest is Mitch Seigle, LSI’s Vice President of Corporate Marketing. The merger brought together two proud and successful organizations and we were lucky to speak with Mitch about his experience during this challenging transition. (Total Running Time 16:39)
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Our talk series continues with a discussion about the ever growing presence of Millennials in the workplace. What do these new entrants to the working world want from their employers? On this edition Renn speaks with:
- Krystal Watson, Emerson College (Class of 2006)
- Ally May, Loyola Marymount (Class of 2007)
- Stephanie Trihn, USF (2008)
- Dan McCarty, USF (2008)
Last week we were joined by two gentlemen from chip maker, Intel Co. Ken Kaplan and Bryan Rhoads have played a huge role in the company’s use of social media in recent years. Using what we refer to as a communication system, they’re forging new paths for enterprise communications and helping Intel to continue its history of innovation and leadership. (Total Running Time 14:30)
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Art Bell, author of more than 40 books and a professor at The University of San Francisco, returns to the program to discuss another text he’s penned. The book, McGraw Hill’s Guide to Banishing Speaker’s Nerves, tackles a subject that most people have a lot of trouble with and we were glad to talk to him about it. (Total Running Time 8:41)
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