44 - Leading Like the Human Body: A Unique Philosophy for Business Growth
HR Huntsman interviews Glen Bostok on leadership, culture, and people-first business growth

HR Huntsman interviews Glen Bostok on leadership, culture, and people-first business growth

In this episode, the host HR Huntsman interviews Lisa Ryan, an author and workplace culture expert, about her new book "Six Years of Greatness." Lisa shares the story behind her business fable, which introduces the "six gears of gratitude" as a framework for improving organizational culture. She discusses the importance of gratitude as a strategic tool, navigating multigenerational workforces, and adapting leadership styles post-pandemic.

In this episode, Max Emma shares his inspiring journey from emigrating from the former Soviet Union at 18 to building a successful entrepreneurial career in the U.S. He discusses overcoming language barriers, starting in corporate finance, and boldly leaving a stable job to launch a landscaping business, which grew rapidly before collapsing during the 2008 recession. Max explains how this setback led to founding a thriving bookkeeping franchise, emphasizes the importance of resilience, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs on courage, leadership, and pursuing freedom in business and life. Hosted by HR Huntsman.

In this episode, the host HR Huntsman interviews John Eby, Sales Manager & Applications Engineer at Toledo Integrated Systems. John shares his journey from part-time employee to Sales Manager in the family business, discussing leadership, perseverance, and team building. He reflects on managing a multi-generational workforce, fostering strong company culture, and the importance of customer relationships. John emphasizes hard work, listening to feedback, and succession planning, aiming to pass the business legacy to the next generation.