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The Outside of the Classroom Podcast features individuals sharing stories about building businesses and careers. We bridge the gap between theory and practice on topics including managing and developing people, how businesses establish credibility, the importance of organizational culture, and overcoming setbacks.
- Ranked in the top 1% on Spotify
- Listeners on every continent
- High listener engagement with 75% of subscribers listening to every episode
- Ranked in the top 1% on Spotify
- Listeners on every continent
- High listener engagement with 75% of subscribers listening to every episode
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The Pursuit of Knowledge is one way to describe this latest episode of the Outside of the Classroom podcast.Carmen Contreras Romero shares her knowledge on entrepreneurship in Chile - what is working well and what can be done differently. Carmen also reflects on her journey across continents and the decisions she has made while fulfilling a passion for learning.
In the latest episode of Outside of the Classroom, we talk with a Guest focused on helping entrepreneurs in the Global South realize their vision.With a career starting in development banking, Susana Garcia-Robles tells us about her journey from Argentina to Washington and New York, and now dedicating her time to enabling entrepreneurs in Latin America (LATAM), the Middle East and North Africa.We talk about the role of culture and leadership in entrepreneurship, the importance of attracting talent, and the need to find time to write.
In Episode 2 of Season 4 of Outside of the Classroom, we sit down with entrepreneur Victor Gauthier to unpack what it really takes to scale a business while managing the pressures that come with growth.Drawing from his own experience building ventures and supporting founders, Victor shares how to choose the right co-founder, build a team aligned with your vision, and navigate the demands that come with expansion. He also opens up about the role mental health plays in entrepreneurship.
Thank you to all of the Listeners and Followers. Thank you to all of the Guests. Season 4 could not have happened without You. Listener engagement increased to 80%, with almost a 50/50 split between male and female listeners, and a continuously growing global audience. Highlights and summaries of Season 3 and what's planned for Season 4.
In the final episode of Season 3 of Outside of the Classroom, Ashley and Michael Fry share their journey of building a thriving family-run bagel and bakery business.Their conversation brings a fresh take on entrepreneurship—grounded not just in vision and perseverance, but in the deeper foundations that helped them create a business true to their values and aspirations for life.
How is artificial intelligence reshaping the world of higher education?In the first episode of the Perspective series, we talk with Jared Steuernol—an expert with a background in higher education publishing and education technology—about how AI is influencing the way we teach, learn, and prepare for the future of work.We discuss:The role of AI in teaching and learningWhat drives or delays institutional adoption of AIHow AI is shaping curriculum and influencing career developmentWhether you’re in education, technology, or just curious about the future of learning, this episode offers insight into how AI is changing the structure and purpose of higher education.
This Deep Dive Episode looks at Dr. Patricia Hewlin's work and the concept of Facades of Conformity, which exists in organizations. The episode talks about these 'false appearances' that employees can demonstrate, often out of necessity, and the impact on the individual and the organization. The episode also presents ideas for how to avoid these risks.Read more: https://www.theslgproject.com/insights/the-masks-we-wear-playing-along-or-losing-yourself-the-hidden-cost-of-fitting-in-at-work
In episode 7 of season 3, Samantha Stilwell shares her story, which ultimately led her to start an incubator supportingwomen-owned businesses. From working in human resources to starting a consulting firm, Samantha tells us how a Lack of Yes, Isn’t a No, what it means to Build in Stillness and why it brings her joy to be described as a Human and an Anthropologist.
This Deep Dive episode presents the topic of Path Dependency and Organizational Lock-In: What starts as a strength—efficient routines, consistent messaging, deeply held values—can evolve into a blind spot. Article with full details and references.
In episode 5 of season 3, Dina Psiharis shares her journey working with global brands in the retail industry, moving from Montreal, Canada, to the Middle East and eventually starting her own firm focused on enhancing the customer experience. Dina talks to us about how the "Engine is Confidence" and the True Cost of Success.
In our latest episode of season 3, Laura Simonow tells us about the inspiration behind her journey from becoming a medical doctor to starting a company focused on functional natural cosmetics. Laura talks with us about the importance of First Principles, her Philosophy on Leadership and Freeing Yourself from Titles.
In this episode, Behdad Karimi talks about his journey from studying accounting, becoming a CPA, starting a side-hustle and now running an AI company in the Accounting industry. Behdad shares thoughts on going from Employee to Entrepreneur, Managing People and the “Middle Manager Mindset”.
In this first Deep Dive episode we focus on the topic of Resilience. Through the lens of going from Languishing to
Flourishing, we look at the research and practicality of building individual and organizational resilience
In our first episode of Season 3, Derek Bartlett shares his story from starting in the hospitality industry to now being an executive in the multi-billion dollar pet industry. Derek tells us about the importance of Self-Check-Ins, having a Praise Folder and if you “Stay Ready You Don’t Have to Get Ready ”.
A description of what you can expect from Season 3 of Outside of The Classroom. Thank you for listening.
Thank you to all of the Season 2 Guests, Listeners and Subscribers. This is a Recap of Season 2 with highlights from each episode.
In this episode, we talk with Natalie Foley who has had a diverse career across financial services, beauty, automotive and technology industries and is now building her own company. Natalie shares her thoughts on the Importance of Customer Experience, Being Aware of Perceptions and Leading & Developing People.
In this episode, we talk with Serena Gill, a recent graduate, who has started her career in Marketing working in the Broadcasting Industry. She talks about changing paths in school, taking time to find her passion and starting her career. Serena tells us about the Importance of a Supportive Network, her approach to Managing & Leading People and the Value of Building Connections.
In this latest episode, Fady Soliman talks about his expertise in Business Development across the Tourism, Education and Fast Casual Food industries and how it influenced his perspective on People Management. Fady highlights the Importance of Values, Managing People like Customers and Finding Peace of Mind.
In Episode 8 of Season 2, Meiling Fong shares her journey from studying to be a Classical Violinist, to entering the Corporate World and to starting her own Marketing Research firm. Meiling talks to us about Getting Over Limiting Beliefs, the Importance of Showing-Up, and Falling Back on Your Ability to Learn and Trusting in That Ability.
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