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The Butler Way demands commitment, denies selfishness, accepts reality, yet seeks improvement every day while putting the team above self. Butler University’s Lacy School of Business is proud to present its new podcast channel. Join us in conversations with top business leaders, faculty and staff, and students as they explore topics and ideas affecting the business community. Our goal is to continually improve and exemplify ethical practice and leadership development for our students, future leaders, and the community. .
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In this podcast, we interview Roxsann Wilson, Vice President of Risk Management for Cardinal Health. Ms. Wilson’s fruitful career earned her the title of The RIMS 2020 Risk Manager of the Year.Tune in to Risk & Reward as we recognize her valuable outlook on mentorship and get advice on how transcend from a manager to a great leader. We will also learn how collaborating with industry leaders shaped Roxsann’s technique as a risk professional and how it can do the same for you.
Jennifer Pope Baker has dedicated her career to creating transformative, lasting change for women and girls in central Indiana. She is respected as an innovative and passionate philanthropic leader, serving as Executive Director of Women’s Fund of Central Indiana since 1998.--At Butler University’s Lacy School of Business, we believe that being an ethical leader means acknowledging injustices and actively working to correct them. We have an obligation to prepare students to be leaders in orga...
Brian Payne is the president and CEO of the $870 million Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and The Indianapolis Foundation. Since he joined CICF in November 2000, the foundation’s annual grant-making has more than doubled to over $50 million. CICF’s mission is to mobilize people, ideas and investments to create a community where all individuals have an equitable opportunity to reach their full potential—no matter place, race or identity.--At Butler University’s Lacy School of Busine...
Hilary Buttrick, LSB Associate Professor of Business Law, interviews Melissa Stapleton Barnes, Senior Vice President, Enterprise Risk Management, and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, Eli Lilly and Company. Melissa shares her thoughts on leading her organization through the COVID-19 pandemic. This podcast explores the ways that organizations are changing how they work to meet the needs of the communities they serve during a global health crisis.Production Team - Bram Sheckels & Kelly S...
Hilary Buttrick, LSB Associate Professor of Business Law, interviews Andrew Penca, Executive Director – Supply Chain, Engine Business, Cummins Inc., Andrew shares his thoughts on leading his organization through the COVID-19 pandemic. This podcast explores the ways that organizations are changing how they work to meet the needs of the communities they serve during a global health crisis.Production Team - Bram Sheckels & Kelly SchmidtMusic by Ronak Raval
Hilary Buttrick, LSB Associate Professor of Business Law, interviews Jim Ryan, Chairman and CEO of Old National Bank. Jim shares his thoughts on leading his organization through the COVID-19 pandemic. This podcast explores the ways that organizations are changing how they work to meet the needs of the communities they serve during a global health crisis.Production Team - Bram Sheckels & Kelly SchmidtMusic by Ronak Raval
Every crisis carries an obligation. The obligation to put principles into practice. The obligation to put your people and your community first. How do we lead ethically in times of crisis? How do we meet the needs of our customers while safeguarding the health of our colleagues and our community? The Butler University Lacy School of Business presents its new podcast channel and a three-part Ethics Series presented by Old National Bank. Join us in conversations with top busines...
Listen in as Darren interviews two trailblazing women in the insurance industry. Rosemarie Marshall and Tanja Maffei Chan explain their respective paths to the insurance industry while giving advice to the next generation entering the workforce. Our workforce should be as diverse as the demographics of the businesses and individuals that we represent. As the testimonies of our guests explain, we have made progress in training women for leadership positions and there is still room for improvem...
EPISODE SUMMARYTune in as Pat Eckler describes his path to law school and the broad foundation of business understanding he received. We cover the possibilities of becoming a litigator in the courtroom or a transactional lawyer. Insurance policies are based on contacts that determine which risks are to be covered. Pat says, “Insurance is the oil that makes things work”. If you are interested in how lawyers play a role in the insurance industry, this is for you!EPISODE NOTESPat Eckler, a partn...
EPISODE SUMMARYTune in and learn from Tim Fletcher, Emerging Issues Leader for Gen Re. Darren asks about nuclear verdicts, why the general public is disconnected from the impacts they have, and career opportunities for the next generation. We cover when a carrier should settle or when it should take a case to trial. Tort reforms, industry-specific problems, and litigious societies are discussed. Tim talks about his day-to-day and how he keeps up with emerging trends in the industry. EPIS...
EPISODE SUMMARYThe world we live in today revolves around sales and service. Patrick Gallagher Jr. describes service as fulfilling the promises made during the sale. The insurance industry offers the opportunity to choose the product line that you sell. Customers need to purchase this product at the same time each year which makes this industry unique compared to others. Listen in to learn from Darren and Patrick about the hidden gems of the industry and the career opportunities availabl...
Listen in as Claire talks with Tim Kenesey, the CEO of MedPro Group, a company that has been in action since 1899. As a subsidiary of Bershire Hathaway, MedPro Group emphasizes growth, innovation, and the continued investment into its employees and clients. As medicine and its infrastructure changed over time, MedPro Group evolved its offerings to best suit their customers across the country, illustrating the company’s “commitment to meeting their changing needs”. In this episode, ...
Tune in as Claire Richardson interviews Brad Robinson, MBA, CPCU; the Associate Director of Insurance & Financial Risk Management at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Brad has been in the industry since he graduated from Ball State University and later joined the NCAA in 2016 where he is currently tasked with management of the NCAA’s various insurance programs including but not limited to; student-athlete insurance programs, managing the NCAA’s intricate insurance portf...
Join Claire Richardson as she interviews current Chief Executive Officer of Hylant, Mike Hylant & Toledo office President, Andrew Bubba Berenzweig. Mike has over 30 years in the insurance industry & served as the President of the Cleveland office from its inception in 1989 until he was appointed to his current position as Chief Executive Officer in 2008. Bubba retired from his professional hockey career in 2004 and joined the Hylant team & in 2014 he stepped into his current posit...
Lacy School of Business Interim Dean Hilary Buttrick and College of Communication Dean Brooke Barnett will moderate a panel discussion featuring three women leaders with a deep connection to Butler. We'll hear about their formal and informal leadership experiences, their insights into leadership development, and the inspiring paths their careers have taken. Panelists include Patricia Mays '93, senior director of content strategy and distribution for ESPN; Elaine Bedel MBA '79, secretary and C...
On this episode, Claire interviews Elizabeth Bailey, the Vice President of Workers’ Compensation & Safety at Waffle House. Elizabeth oversees the workers’ compensation programs for 1,700 Waffle House restaurants in 24 states. Her knowledge of safety, loss control, claims, and state-specific workers’ compensation laws are utilized daily. Elizabeth serves on multiple boards & professional associations for workers’ compensation & also stayed involved in her sorority, Kapp...
During this episode, Claire Richardson talks with Michael Costello, the Co-Founder & Principal of Evolve MGA, one of the most cutting-edge cyber insurance companies to grace the insurance market. Evolve values hard work, innovation, and culture. These values are showcased through the company’s commitment not only to its employees, but also its clients. Evolve’s devotion to company culture and an empowering atmosphere stem from the values of the Costello brothers (and Evolve’s Caveman Prod...
In the first Risk & Reward episode of 2021, Claire Richardson is joined by U.S. Chief Operating Officer of Lockton Companies, Said Taiym. Said’s passion shows through his 20 years of experience working in Risk Management, Information Technology, & Insurance.
JoAnn Scott joins Graham Honaker to discuss her role with the NCAA, Butler’s impact on her life, and how the NCAA will continue to evolve and its impact on Indianapolis.
Jon Loftin, President and COO of MJ Insurance is our guest today. Jon will be speaking about corporate culture in the age of the pandemic and how MJ is handling it. MJ is one of our Butler’s best and long-time corporate partners. Jon also serves on the Lacy School of Business Dean’s Advisory Council.
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