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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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    Dr. Michael Riley, Chief Deputy Director, Orange County Social Service Agency

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    Category: Business

    Call-in Number: (347) 326-9791


    Dr. Michael Riley is the Chief Deputy Director of the Orange County Social Services Agency. In his former life, he was the Director of one of the agency's that now reports to him, the Children and Family Division. In addition, he worked for Father Flanagan's Boys Town in Nebraska and Boys and Girls Town in Southern California. Tune in to hear how these experiences, plus his PhD in psychology and his Vietnam Combat experience helped shaped the excellent leader he is today.

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    - Gene Howard, Orangewood Children's Foundation leader

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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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    Linda Lewis, child advocate and bakery owner

    Hear Linda talk about leadership in improving the lives of vulnerable children and her transition to entrepreneurship

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    Deborah Oppenheimer

    Producer of The Drew Carey Show and many other television features, Deborah's most passionate project was "Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport," both a book and a documentary. Her passion comes from the fact that her mother was one of the children who never saw her parents again.

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    Executive Coaching Insights to help you become a better leader.

    Today was my 75th interview on Blog Talk Radio. Ken Berrick, CEO of Seneca Children and Family Servicesand newly-elected member of an Alameda County school board, spoke about his leadership path. As a young man of 29, he found himself working in a nonprofit agency that was about to shutter its doors. The agency cared for troubled children and youth who had so many losses in their lives that they were  in serious trouble. Ken and his colleagues decided to start their own nonprofit agency to make sure that the children did not lose their home. Now, 23 years later, Ken runs one of the most effective agencies in California with a staff of 800.

    But, back then, when he was first starting out, Ken began to realize just how much he didn't know about management and leadership. So, what did he do? Found coaches--one to teach him about financial management, and others to teach him additional basic skills. Some will argue that this was consulting or mentoring. I don't believe that it matters what you call it. The issue is that all executives can benefit from a well-trained professional coach to help them develop as leaders.

    It's interesting that in hard times, the first thing that is usually cut in an organization is training--one of the most critical aspects of managing human resources effectively. Now with executive coaching becoming more widely used for senior executives in both for profit and nonprofit organizations, it may be tempting to see coaching as a luxury to be cut even before training.

    While it is definitelyl self-serving, I also fervently believe that cutting coaching should be one of the last things cut. More than ever, senior management needs to display extraordinary leadership skills, wisdom, patience and vision. An Executive Coach can be pivotal in serving as a safe, confidential sounding board for new ideas as well as a place to vent,. But most important in critical times, the highly trained, experienced Executive Coach is the only person in the CEO or other senior management's lives that will tell the truth. In other words, give objective, honest, direct and specific feedback about how the manager  is coming across in a time of crisis. The seasoned Executive Coach can make the difference between losing or keeping top managers. An Executive Coach an also be instrumental in preventing senior managers from allowing their emotions to run away with them.

    Think carefully before you reduce or eliminate executive coaching in your organizations. And, if you don't have an Executive Coach, think extremely carefully about whether you can afford NOT to have one!

    If you'd like to discuss Executive Coaching for your organizaion, give me a call: 310.375.1210. My 30 years experience as a CEO, my masters and law degrees and my intensive training to become a certified professionalk coach can help you  and your executive team become better leaders.

    Judy Nelson, JD, MSW
    Certified Professional Coach
    www.coachjudynelson.com

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    Ken Berrick, nonprofit leader, newly elected School Board member

    Ken Berrick is the CEO of Seneca Center for Children and Families with 12 service locations in Northern California. Tune in to hear Ken talk about his leadership path and his new focus for excellence, the public school system.

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    Dr. Eugene Grigsby

    Dr. Grigsby will draw on his enormous background and experience to share his thoughts on leading, leaders and leadership. I will be asking him to offer advice to President-elect Obama.

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    Leaders, Leadership and Executive Coaching

    So many Leaders...So little time! Time always runs away from me on Leading the Way to Success--mostly because i get so interested in what my guests are saying, that I forget I'm broadcasting live! Today I spoke with Dr. Jay Berlin and Carla Sanger, two distinguished leaders in providing essential services to children and their families.
    For some months now, i've been using music from the Fleur de Lis 
    Trio as my theme music--flute, cello--and the harp played my my friend, Laurae Lygre. Now this fabulous threesome have put out a new Christmas album, called Joyeux Noel. You can get a copy of this or earlier albums by calling Jerol's bookstore, 800.858.2427. Their album, Music Among Friends, is one of my all time favorites.
    Don't forget to visit my website coachjudynelson.,com to learn more about executive coaching. Call me 310.375.1210 to talk about why you can't afford not to get an executive coach--especially during hard times.

    Judy 

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    LA'S BEST is the name of the organization run by Carla Sanger

    Carla Sanger, President and CEO of LA's Best is an extremely bright, dynamic and highly regarded leader. Hear her discuss her journey to success and her views on leadership.

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