While many senior leaders deal with demanding work schedules, they also try to attain healthy work-life balance. In today’s segments, we hear from Geoff Brenner and Marc Reynolds on what they enjoy doing outside of their careers. In the first segment Geoff Brenner, president of TPC, talks about the importance his family plays in his life and …
In today’s segments, two healthcare executives discuss the importance of acknowledging and celebrating the successes of your team. Truly great leaders understand the importance of teamwork and understand the benefits of an effective team for your organization. Geoff Brenner, president and CEO of TPC, and Tony Bohn, Chief HR Officer at Norton Healthcare, each take time …
Inspiration can come from many places. In today’s segments, two leaders discuss what inspires them and keeps them moving forward. Whether it’s your family back home or the mission under which you labor at work, inspiration leads to transformation. In the first segment AHL founder and CEO Dan Nielsen asks, “How do you ‘fill the well?’ How …
We are all slaves to our habits. Our habits determine where we spend our time and ultimately determine our ability to achieve our goals. In today’s interview segments, healthcare leaders Mary Ellen Doyle & Geoff Brenner discuss the habits they find most critical to their success. The first segment features Mary Ellen Doyle, Corporate Vice President …
While passion for what you do isn’t necessary, it does make it easier. In today’s video segments two leaders give advice on how passion for what you do makes everything so much easier. Passion can help drive you and make your workload seem easier because you truly love what you do. In the first segment, …
Great leaders understand the importance of having a solid foundation and how this daily influences their ability to lead well and truly impact those around them. In today’s segments we hear from two leaders on this subject: Mary Ellen Doyle, Corporate VP of Nursing Operations at Scripps Health, and Geoff Brenner, president and CEO of TPC. In …
Servant leadership has been discussed quite a bit in recent years, but what does it really mean to be a servant leader? Is servant leadership an effective leadership style, and how does being a servant leader impact your team? In today’s segments, Geoff Brenner and Mary Ellen Doyle discuss attributes of this leadership style and how …
Today we feature the final two segments from the excellent interview with TPC president and CEO, Geoff Brenner. Every individual is different and Geoff openly discusses how differences in personality affect daily interactions. When asked what are the most important things he has learned this year, Geoff discussed how he has become more aware of his style …
In today’s featured segment, Geoff Brenner, president and CEO of TPC, describes the trait he finds most inspirational in people. While brilliant, motivated, intelligent, and exceptional people all have great qualities, there is one specific quality he looks for in addition to these. When asked what truly inspires him, Geoff Brenner answered “selflessness”. “I think selflessness is …
Today’s segment features Geoff Brenner, president and CEO of TPC. This segment is particularly geared to aspiring leaders in the healthcare industry. In the interview, AHL founder and CEO Dan Nielsen asks, “what are some things you would share that are really important, in your opinion, to those truly in pursuit of being one of …
Like most senior healthcare executives, Geoff Brenner, president and CEO of TPC has a busy work schedule that demands much of his time. Nonetheless, he is committed to maintaining a healthy work-life balance and in today’s featured segments discusses the hobbies he has and the bucket list he is committed to fulfilling. He begins by discussing the importance his family plays …
In today’s featured interview segment TPC president & CEO Geoff Brenner discusses the habits that have lead to his success. One of the most important habits he has developed over the last 10-15 years is to ensure an early start to get ahead of the day. “I found that, for me, I spend a ton …