Stand Up to Stand Out

Note: This episode was recorded in 2024 when José was in a previous role, so my introduction does not reflect his latest career milestone. In this episode, my guest is José Juves, a seasoned leader in corporate affairs, communications and patient advocacy with an impressive career spanning both the public and private sectors. Currently serving as SVP of Corporate and Patient Af

Welcome back to Stand Up To Stand Out! In Episode 10, we speak with Anne-Laure Le Cunff about psychological safety in the workplace. We explore how teams can cultivate a secure environment even without explicit support from leadership. Anne-Laure highlights creating a personal user manual as a team, a powerful tool to optimize team dynamics and performance. We kick off a compelling

Join us for an inspiring episode as we welcome Scott H. Young, a prolific writer and thought leader known for his exceptional insights into personal development, learning, and productivity. From undertaking the formidable 'MIT Challenge' to writing bestsellers, Scott's experiments in relentless self-improvement and his commitment to mastering complex subjects are nothing short of m

Join us for a captivating episode where we have the pleasure of hearing from Siobhan Dullea, an esteemed innovator and leader in entrepreneurship and business strategy. With her roots in Mass Challenge and C Space and her current role as the Executive Director at Innovate at BU, Siobhan will dive into the transformative power of innovation and leadership, unraveling the essence of

Join us for an engaging episode where we get to hear from Dr. Camilla Griffiths, a distinguished social psychologist and research scientist trained at Stanford. She will jump into the transformative power of agentic feedback and social dynamics, exploring the art of impactful communication and how strategic use of feedback can inspire change and foster growth. Dr. Griffiths has a

Discover the power of dissent and challenging assumptions with Jonathan Berk, the A.P. Giannini Professor of Finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Learn why mistakes and daring ideas fuel better organizations, from growth to innovation. Embrace a team culture that dares to speak up, speak out, and innovate against the grain. Hosted by Stuart Paap Does challenging th

Glenn Carroll, professor of organizational behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Michael Arena, a faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania, share new leadership insights on why the work-from-home vs. work-in-office debate must go beyond the working environment and instead focus on intentional leadership. They discuss building better connections across your t

Ashley Welch, co-founder of Somersault Innovation and author of Naked Sales, explains how to find and harness the magic found in stories from your customers. She reveals how these tales can fuel co-creation, foster the birth of groundbreaking solutions and ultimately boost your credibility when pitching big ideas. She is the endlessly curious co-founder of Somersault Innovation, a

Have you ever been put on the spot to speak in front of a group, only to feel your heart race and your mind go blank? It's a common fear, but one that can be conquered. Join us on this episode as we chat with Matt Abrahams, a Stanford University lecturer, podcast host, and author of the book "Speaking Up Without Freaking Out." He shares practical tips on how to speak impromptu, eve

What’s the one thing you must do if you want to build influence with others? What is emotional labor? Why does it matter? Where can you find more opportunities to lead, even if you’re brand new? On today’s show, we hear from Dina Denham Smith, a certified executive coach and author of an upcoming book on science-backed principles for effective modern leadership. Together we t