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LEADING THE WAY TO SUCCESS  

An eclectic weekly interview show focused on how leaders develop into leaders. Our experts on subjects such as psychology, medicine, management and leadership, psychiatry and parenthood will bring their thoughtful and sometimes controversial opinions to the air. Be sure to join us!

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Think you know all there is to learn about leadership? Guess again! I'm Judy Nelson, an Executive Coach with 30 years experience as a CEO. Join me every week as I explore with my ordinary and extraordinary guests how they became leaders. To learn why you can't afford NOT to have a Coach, call me at 877.yesJudy

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    Beth Kanter: Specialist in Social Media Fundraising for nonprofits

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    This is one bright, prolific and creative blogger! Beth Kanter is the author of Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media (http://beth.typepad.com), one of the longest running and most popular blogs for nonprofits. A frequent contributor to many nonprofit technology web sites and magazines, Beth has authored chapters in several books, including "Psychology of Facebook Applications," edited by BJ Fogg, Stanford University and "Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission: A Strategic Guide for Nonprofit Leaders," edited by NTEN both to be published in 2009. A much in demand speaker and trainer, and she has trained nonprofits in social media techniques literally around the world.

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    Dr. Warren Bennis, USC Professor and internationally-known leadership expert

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    I am honored to announce that Dr. Warren Bennis will be joining me as my guest in September 2009. Instead of his usual focus on the art of leadership, I will be asking him about his own development as a leader, who his mentors were, how his philosphy evolved. Be sure to check out his new book, "The ESSENCE of Bennis."

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    Interview with Carroll Schroeder, Director, California Alliance for Child and Family Services

    What a fun interview! Carroll Schroeder is the ultimate professional and enhances his effectiveness with a lively sense of humor. It was fun learning about his early beginnings as well as some of the struggles he is up against in his role as Executive Director of the California Alliance for Child and Family Services. Formerly known (before a merger) as California Services for Children, the Alliance is a highly successful organization that represents 120 agencies serving vulnerable children and families.

    Check out the Archives to hear the full show. You will find it time well spent.

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    Services to Vulnerable Kids and Families: A conversation with Carroll Schroeder

    Today's guest is Carroll Schroeder a former CEO of nonprofit agencies and now the Executive Director of a highly-respected association of nonprofits, The California Alliance of Child and Family Services or CACFS. Carroll is not only extremely knowledgeable about the workings of nonprofit agencies but a delightful personality with a very droll sense of humor. Tune in for some perspective on where services for vulnerable children and families are today and where they are headed.

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    From Professional Consultant to At-Home Mom with Susan Johnson

    Susan Tyler Johnson is back as my guest from New York talking about what it's like to stop working and stay at home with the kids. Tune in to hear a highly-trained professional share the secrets for surviving and thriving in this role.

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    Interview with Jo Cavanagh, CEO of nonprofit Family Life, Melbourne, Australia on success, vision an

    After 30 years as a nonprofit CEO, I found the interview with Jo Cavanagh refreshing and renewing. Jo is the innovative, visionary leader of a nonprofit agency in Melbourne, Australia, called "Family Life." Committed throughout her stellar career to keeping vulnerable children with their families, Jo has created and developed a highly-effective strategy for not only helping families care for their children but connecting those families to each other and their communities for lasting support. "Families shouldn't look to agencies for support when they are in trouble," Jo said. "They should have a network where they can turn to each other and receive the support they need." Agencies have a role in helping but should be a temporary resource, not a permanent crutch.

    What a refreshing approach and one I have subscribed to for my career as well. However, Jo has been able to not only articulate a strategy but implement it and provide the evidence that it works. In addition, she has created an exciting book describing the process called, "Creating Capable Communities," that is available on her website. 

    On top of this, or more correctly, in parallel, Jo has been doing a lot of thinking about leading the way to success as she moves to the next phase of leadership. She sees herself becoming an "Invisible leader" to empower her staff to take on the leadership in the future. As I said on the air, that takes an incredibly mature leader to even think that way, and of course, that describes Jo perfectly. Take a few minutes to listen to Jo describe a program that should be replicated in every community.

    You can learn more about Jo's exciting programs at www.familylife.com.au.

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    Chris Keane, author of "The Hunter," the title of Steve McQueen's last movie

    I have never seen 30 minutes go by faster than this morning's interview with author and scriptwriter, Chris Keane. Chris's intellect, humor and candor make for exciting listening--and learning. His new book, Romancing the A-List: Writing the Script the Big Stars Want to Make," was published two weeks ago and is getting rave reviews.

    A few years ago, in my own quest for figuring out my directions, I took a week long scriptwriting class from Chris at the Maui Writer's Conference. I learned so much from his casual but piercing teaching style--including the fact that, for now, I'm not sure I have the discipline or passion required to write a successful script. There may also be an issue about talent! However, reading Chris's new book stirred up my interest all over again.

    He presents such a clear and simple way of approaching the craft of script writing. It's a fun read whether or not you have any interest in writing a script for a movie. But if you do, it's a must read.

    Chris also shared some personal insights that he recently acquired, giving an equally candid peak into his own life and psyche. This was a great interview--and so much fun that I forgot for a few minutes that I was the host.

    Don't forget to check out my website, www.CoachJudyNelson.com and to sign up for your advance copy of my new book, "Leading the Way to Success."

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    Screenwriter Chris Keane, author of "The Hunter," (Steve McQueen)

    Don't miss this show with successful screenwriter, Chris Keane. Chris will be discussing his success path and his new book, "Romancing the A-List:Writing the Script the Big Stars Want to Make." Even if you have no interest in ever writing a script or writing anything, you will enjoy Chris's wonderful sense of humor--and perspective--about his road to success.

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    Lessons from Down Under on Nonprofit Success with Jo Cavanagh

    This week I have the pleasure of talking with Jo Cavanagh, a professional nonprofit executive from Melbourne, Australia. Jo has been quietly accomplishing miracles throughout the continent and internationally as well. In this segment, you will learn some new approaches to familiar challenges.

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