Leading Safely from the Stage with Tricia Brouk: Lead to Succeed 2
Leading Safely from the Stage with Tricia Brouk: Lead to Succeed 2

Tricia Brouk boasts extensive experience in the entertainment industry, as a screen writer, choreographer and director. She hosts a podcast called The Big Talk and coaches speakers to deliver their own Big Talk. Tricia is also the executive producer and creative director of TEDxLincolnSquare.

Podcast highlights:

  • Tricia’s morning rituals, including email
  • How to block out noise in Manhattan
  • Why Tricia needed to get on Social Media and how she managed that
  • How Tricia learns new skills
  • The role of leaders in creating safe spaces for others
  • How Tricia helps clients find their voice
  • How TEDx events differ from theater productions and how TEDx has helped Tricia gain greater traction with contacts
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Which Hat Should You Wear with Hershel Lutch: Lead to Succeed 1
Which Hat Should You Wear with Hershel Lutch: Lead to Succeed 1

Rabbi Hershel Lutch, MBA, is the Executive Director of MEOR, a leading Jewish education and outreach organization active on top American university campuses. He has previously held leadership positions within a number of other prominent Jewish organizations. Serving as MEOR’s chief professional, Hershel leads a dynamic staff of educators and oversees MEOR’s fiscal management, operational planning, and fundraising activities. 

Podcast highlights:

  • The need to “get your hands dirty” with your leadership

  • How leadership and management differ, and when to wear each hat

  • How leaders can also manage

  • Hershel’s personal hurdles and how he overcame them

  • Why you need to continue to invest in yourself

  • Leaders are only as good as their people

  • Why Hershel wants to meet George Washington

  • How Hershel’s faith guides his role

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Naphtali HoffImpactful Coaching & Consultingleadership, balance, management, troubleshooting, investm, investmentComment