Deb Crowe, Work-Life Fit Expert

After joining the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the New York Field Office in 1988 as a support employee, Scott E. Augenbaum became a Special Agent in 1994 and was assigned to the Syracuse, New York Office, where he worked domestic terrorism, white collar and hate crimes, and all computer crime investigations. In October 2003, Agent Augenbaum was promoted to Supervisory Special Agent at FBI Headquarters, Washington D.C in the Cyber Division, Cyber Crime Fraud Unit and was responsible for managing the FBI’s Cyber Task Force Program and Intellectual Property Rights Program. Join us for this special video episode of imperfect! https://bit.ly/3kLP7B0

Over his working career, Hugh Macleod has had the privilege of experiencing many organizational environments: retail sales; ownership of a small business; human-resource-management services in the insurance, utility, and healthcare sectors; labour relations and labour negotiations; board governance and advisory work; learner engagement at various universities; local and provincial healthcare administration; government service; provincial climate-change planning; and national quality and safety improvement. Join us for our conversation on imperfect! https://bit.ly/3kTozhn

Helen Hirsh Spence has spent her career as an educator and in more recent years as an independent consultant, adviser and entrepreneur. As a principal, headmistress and President of the Ontario Principals’ Council, she has devoted her career to assessing and evaluating the performance of children and adults in order to maximize potential and success. Click the link below to join the conversation. https://bit.ly/3hX1xEt

Tanmay Vora is a business leader and a performance improvement specialist who loves to work at the crossroads of people, process and change leadership. He is currently serving as Head of India operations for QMetry and holds non-executive board positions with multiple companies. https://www.podbean.com/eu/pb-6jtvu-f6d9fc

Emmy Award Winner, Eileen Bluestone Sherman, authored dramas, novels, television scripts, and the book and lyrics to new musicals. Her young adult novel, Monday in Odessa, earned the National Jewish Book Award. Join us for an inspiring leadership conversation. https://bit.ly/2IfaxYa

Human resilience remains critical as we head into the last two months of 2020. Organizations are accepting and adapting to the pace of change. C-Suite leaders and executives are overloaded with current work and transformation work. ... The "changemakers" are hitting the ceiling and their performance is diminishing which impacts their ability to deliver. Employers must recognize that remote work environments are hindering employee performance. Employees also need to manage their self-care. They can build resilience by: Ensuring they are taking care of their physical health (self-care). Engaging in a mindfulness practice that allows them to observe and manage their habits of thinking. Building healthy connections inside and outside of work. #executivecoach #leadership #teaching #fostering #mentoring #learning #imperfection #heartcentered

Michael Weaver Jr. is a native of Kansas City, Missouri by way of St. Louis, Missouri. Weaver is a 2020 first-generation graduate of Kentucky State University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Join us for an insightful leadership conversation on imperfect. https://bit.ly/3kZlMlU

Thank you @glas.life love my 2021 calendar!

Ask and you shall receive! Thank you Taylor Niemi for helping me schedule a special November episode of imperfect: The Heart-Centered Leadership podcast. I enjoyed meeting NBC’s The Voice singer Casmé Carter. I watched her tell her story and knew she as a #heartcentered leader! ... Watch interview: https://lnkd.in/eM_97WX #podcastepisode #podcasthost #leadership

Special November Episode: Came Carter from NBC The Voice Join Us CASMÈ NBC The Voice... #podcast #TheVoice #NBC #leadership #singer #musician See more

Yes. Read it again. #selfcare

Grounded. #selfcare