This week on🎙️the Growth Edge Leadership Podcast🎙️, I sit down with Dr. Shanda Blackmon, a trailblazing surgeon, innovator, and author of The Support Group. Dr. Blackmon shares her invaluable insights on the power of connection, vulnerability, and the importance of developing diverse perspectives in leadership. From creative problem-solving to embracing the strength in vulnerability, this conversation is an inspiring journey into leadership, innovation, and community-building. If you’re looking to spark meaningful change and embrace diverse viewpoints, this episode is for you! We talk about: 💡 The Power of Connection: Why relationships and community are essential to life and leadership. 💡 Vulnerability as Strength: How embracing vulnerability drives trust, creativity, and collaboration. 💡 Curiosity in Leadership: How curiosity fosters innovation and bridges divides. 💡 Developing Diverse Perspectives: The importance of inclusivity for growth and innovation. 💡 Innovation in Surgery and Leadership: Lessons from Dr. Blackmon’s career on breaking barriers and leading change. Tune in for actionable insights that will inspire you to lead with creativity, courage, and community. 🎧 Listen in! https://lnkd.in/g_kPGENN #Leadership #PhysicianLeadership #HealthcareLeadership #Innovation #Community #Connection #Vulnerability #CuriosityInAction #DiversityInLeadership #Trailblazing #Creativity #GrowthEdgePodcast
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In the latest episode of the Impactful Leaders podcast, my colleague Joyce De Leo, Ph.D., speaks with Dr. Sandra Wong, who shares her story of stepping into leadership with purpose and adaptability. Dr. Wong’s insights on building a career based on impact, communicating change effectively, and valuing mentorship are insightful reminders of what it means to lead in complex environments like academic medicine. From recruiting and retaining top talent to balancing patient care, research, and education, Dr. Wong speaks openly about the challenges and joys of the role. Don’t miss this chance to hear her advice on navigating the career trajectory in academic medicine. 🎙 Listen to Dr. Wong’s story here and let it inspire your own path forward. #Leadership #AcademicMedicine #ImpactfulLeaders #WittKieffer
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In the latest episode of the Impactful Leaders podcast, my colleague Joyce De Leo, Ph.D., speaks with Dr. Sandra Wong, who shares her story of stepping into leadership with purpose and adaptability. Dr. Wong’s insights on building a career based on impact, communicating change effectively, and valuing mentorship are insightful reminders of what it means to lead in complex environments like academic medicine. From recruiting and retaining top talent to balancing patient care, research, and education, Dr. Wong speaks openly about the challenges and joys of the role. Don’t miss this chance to hear her advice on navigating the career trajectory in academic medicine. 🎙 Listen to Dr. Wong’s story here and let it inspire your own path forward. #Leadership #AcademicMedicine #ImpactfulLeaders #WittKieffer
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In the latest episode of the Impactful Leaders podcast, my colleague Joyce De Leo, Ph.D., speaks with Dr. Sandra Wong, who shares her story of stepping into leadership with purpose and adaptability. Dr. Wong’s insights on building a career based on impact, communicating change effectively, and valuing mentorship are insightful reminders of what it means to lead in complex environments like academic medicine. From recruiting and retaining top talent to balancing patient care, research, and education, Dr. Wong speaks openly about the challenges and joys of the role. Don’t miss this chance to hear her advice on navigating the career trajectory in academic medicine. 🎙 Listen to Dr. Wong’s story here and let it inspire your own path forward. #Leadership #AcademicMedicine #ImpactfulLeaders #WittKieffer
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