Elevate: A Women's Leadership Institute Podcast
Pat Jones & Joe Horton: Principles of Leadership
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Pat, the trailblazing founder and CEO of the Women's Leadership Institute, alongside Joe, the esteemed CEO of Primary Children's Hospital and professor of ethics and leadership, offers an enlightening perspective on authenticity and strength-based leadership. This episode delves into staying true to oneself and the remarkable effects of harnessing individual and team strengths, setting the stage for a transformative leadership experience you won't want to miss.
Pat and Joe discuss the unique emotional intelligence women bring to the table. We tackle the critical need for psychological safety in the workplace, the humility required for service-oriented leadership, and the value of mentoring. Their insights illuminate the nuanced dynamic between the quest for being right and the wisdom of trying to get it right, shedding light on the transient nature of power and the pursuit of political service with honor.
They share how their childhood experiences and passions like music and dance have not only bolstered their resilience but also inspired others to stand firm in their convictions. Tune in for a compelling journey through the art of leadership, rich with anecdotes and wisdom that affirm the strength in leading with integrity and respect.
www.wliut.com
@utwomenleaders
Comments or Thoughts on this Episode? Send us a text message.
Pat, the trailblazing founder and CEO of the Women's Leadership Institute, alongside Joe, the esteemed CEO of Primary Children's Hospital and professor of ethics and leadership, offers an enlightening perspective on authenticity and strength-based leadership. This episode delves into staying true to oneself and the remarkable effects of harnessing individual and team strengths, setting the stage for a transformative leadership experience you won't want to miss.
Pat and Joe discuss the unique emotional intelligence women bring to the table. We tackle the critical need for psychological safety in the workplace, the humility required for service-oriented leadership, and the value of mentoring. Their insights illuminate the nuanced dynamic between the quest for being right and the wisdom of trying to get it right, shedding light on the transient nature of power and the pursuit of political service with honor.
They share how their childhood experiences and passions like music and dance have not only bolstered their resilience but also inspired others to stand firm in their convictions. Tune in for a compelling journey through the art of leadership, rich with anecdotes and wisdom that affirm the strength in leading with integrity and respect.
www.wliut.com
@utwomenleaders