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Jerry Root is a Professor at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois, and a visiting Professor at Biola University. He has been studying C. S. Lewis and topics constellating around Lewis for 50 years, as well as teaching Lewis for 40 years. He has lectured on Lewis topics at 78 Universities in 18 countries. Besides his many books, Jerry has written numerous articles about C. S. Lewis and evangelism published in other books, journals, and periodicals.
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Jerry Root is a Professor at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois, and a visiting Professor at Biola University. He has been studying C. S. Lewis and topics constellating around Lewis for 50 years, as well as teaching Lewis for 40 years. He has lectured on Lewis topics at 78 Universities in 18 countries. Besides his many books, Jerry has written numerous articles about C. S. Lewis and evangelism published in other books, journals, and periodicals.
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Jimmy Martin is an accomplished healthcare executive with extensive experience in the industry. As the Vice President of Business Development at Three Oaks Hospice, he plays a key role in driving strategic growth and expanding the organization's reach. Prior to this, he served as the Chief Executive Officer of Total Patient Care, where he was responsible for enhancing operational efficiency and leading business development initiatives. A graduate of Baylor University, Martin brings a strong educational foundation and a deep understanding of the healthcare sector to his leadership roles.…
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Peter D. Knutson is a partner advisor in Allworth’s Lawrence, Kansas office. A graduate of Baylor University, where he earned degrees in both Financial Planning and Real Estate, he later moved to Pennsylvania where he taught an adult continuing education course on personal financial planning through Penn State University. Anxious to start a family, he subsequently relocated to Kansas where he coached University of Kansas professors, staff, and administrators about making informed investment and financial planning decisions. A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional with 30 years of advisory experience, he is the father of five children. When he is not working to improve the lives of his clients, Pete enjoys spending time with his wife, Julie, and pursuing his passions of golf, photography, and astronomy.…
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David is a values-based executive with demonstrated leadership in building a shared vision, translating that vision to execution, organizational development, and successful strategies for early and growth-stage businesses. David serves as President at Improving and has been with the company since its founding in 2007. He sits on the board of United Texas Bank. He is a Founding Member of the Forbes Dallas Business Council. He is a graduate of the Integral Leadership Program (ILP) at Stagen Leadership Academy. He has been an external coach for the Senior Leadership Initiative since 2013 and is now participating in the Executive Coaching Cohort to continue his investment in others. He is an active member of the Young President's Organization (YPO) and has served on the board in multiple roles, including Chairman, in his 7 years of service. David is a regular speaker and author on topics such as Conscious Capitalism, leadership development, start-ups, technology, and innovation.…
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This episode features Lynda, who shares her journey of faith, career, and personal transformation. Lynda Tait Randle, as Bill Gaither has fondly introduced her for over a decade, was born in the inner city of Washington, D.C. She is the middle child of seven and feels blessed to have had the privilege of being raised in a Christian home. Despite being led to the Lord at the young age of 12, it would be years later before she really experienced the freedom from bondage that only God could give. Music became a way out of pain and heartache for Lynda and as a result of this God-given gift, many doors of opportunity have opened up for her. Lynda’s distinct alto voice has created opportunities for her to minister across the United States and around the world. Her gift has allowed her to share the stage with musical and spiritual legends such as Andre Crouch and Billy Graham, and she has been a cherished favorite on the Gaither Homecoming videos and tour since 1993.…
This podcast features Kevin Nunnally, a retired IBM Vice President, discussing his career, leadership philosophy, and insights on the evolving workplace. The key takeaways include: Career and Technological Evolution : Kevin reflects on his 34 years at IBM and beyond, detailing major technological shifts—mainframes, personal computing, the internet, mobile tech, cloud computing, and now AI. He emphasizes how these advancements have transformed work, eliminating routine tasks through automation and demanding higher-level skills like strategy, innovation, and problem-solving. Workplace Challenges and Culture Shifts : Kevin critiques the top-down leadership style popularized by figures like Steve Jobs, contrasting it with the collaborative, team-oriented approach he values. He highlights the importance of respect for individuals and creativity within teams to foster innovation and a positive work environment. Implications for the Next Generation : For students entering the workforce, Kevin underscores the need to adapt to rapid change, develop strategic and creative skills, and embrace teamwork. He also discusses concerns about disengagement and minimal effort from younger workers, advocating for a renewed balance in work culture. Leadership Lessons and Personal Principles : Kevin shares practical advice for success, including maintaining a positive attitude, being generous with time and talent, collaborating across disciplines, seeking and becoming mentors, and cultivating gratitude. He emphasizes that giving back and focusing on others leads to greater career satisfaction and success. Vision for the Future : Kevin calls for restoring joy and satisfaction in work through collaborative, respectful, and inclusive environments. He encourages both his generation and the next to contribute to creating workplaces where people feel valued and energized.…
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Ron Coble - Senior Vice President (Ret) South Central Regional Executive at Zurich North America. He graduated from Ardmore High School in 1974, Murray State College in 1976, and Oklahoma State University in 1979. His career spanned from 1984 to 2011 with Farmers Insurance Group/Zurich Financial, where he held various positions in Claims, Marketing, Distribution Management, Legislative-Regulatory Affairs, Media, Compliance, Risk Management, and Executive Administration. He recently retired as a Senior Vice President. Throughout his career, he moved 10 times, living in Texas, Oklahoma, and California, and worked both nationally and internationally. He has served on several boards, including holding the position of Chairman, with notable examples being the Personal Insurance Federation of California and the Insurance Guarantee Fund of California. After spending 10 years in Thousand Oaks, California, he and his wife returned to Texas.…
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ลิสต์เล่นในภายหลัง ลิสต์เล่นในภายหลัง ลิสต์ ถูกใจ ที่ถูกใจแล้วPeter D. Knutson is a partner-advisor at Allworth’s Lawrence, Kansas office. He holds degrees in Financial Planning and Real Estate from Baylor University. After graduating, he moved to Pennsylvania, where he taught a personal financial planning course for adult continuing education at Penn State University. Eager to start a family, he later settled in Kansas, where he provided investment and financial planning guidance to University of Kansas professors, staff, and administrators. A CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional with three decades of advisory experience, Peter is a father of five. Peter has a deep love for Romania and is passionate about working with college students. Known for his generosity and solution-oriented approach, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Julie, and indulging in his hobbies of golf, photography, and astronomy.…
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Scott is a Medical Device Senior leader and has held Commercial positions in various capacities throughout his career with start-ups and Fortune 50 companies. Scott and his wife Elizabeth have four children on the young adult path and reside in Kansas City. Scott’s critical competency in life and leadership and life is an intense investment in people and understanding underlying motive for behavior. He continues to learn and strives in developing high-performance sales organizations.…
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Jerry Root is a Professor at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois, and a visiting Professor at Biola University. He has been studying C. S. Lewis and topics constellating around Lewis for 50 years, as well as teaching Lewis for 40 years. He has lectured on Lewis topics at 78 Universities in 18 countries. Besides his many books, Jerry has written numerous articles about C. S. Lewis and evangelism published in other books, journals, and periodicals.…
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