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Future-Proofing Teams Through Psychological Safety with Nogol Madani26 Aug 202500:45:20

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld interviews Nogol Madani, Founder & CEO of Glee Factor, to talk about how to future-proof teams for the age of AI.

Dane and Nogol go deep into the concept of psychological safety – what it really means, why it’s misunderstood, and how it can make or break collaboration, innovation, and trust. Nogol shares why leaders must design low-stakes moments for their teams to take risks, why unlearning is just as important as learning, and how small, consistent actions can build a cultural infrastructure that supports innovation.

This conversation is a reminder that the future of teamwork isn’t just about technology – it’s about people, trust, and building workplaces where everyone feels safe to contribute their best ideas.

🔗 Connect with Nogol Madani on LinkedIn and on the Glee Factor website.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:24 Meet Nogol Madani: From Engineering to Team Building

03:53 The Concept of Psychological Safety

06:18 Challenges in Implementing Psychological Safety

09:29 The Role of Leaders in Promoting Psychological Safety

16:48 Practical Tools and Strategies for Teams

22:12 The Impact of Language on Team Dynamics

23:20 Trust and AI in the Workplace

24:24 Human-Centered Approaches to AI

29:46 Building Collective Confidence

33:06 Mindset Shifts and Psychological Safety

36:26 The Role of Experimentation in Innovation

42:14 Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions

How Great Leaders Build Teams, Earn Trust, and Inspire with Greg Hulsizer19 Aug 202500:45:29

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Greg Hulsizer, Executive Coach, Consultant, and Speaker, about building stronger teams through gratitude, curiosity, and genuine human connection. He shares how leaders can get closer to their team’s day-to-day reality through unique exercises like a “This Seems Stupid to Me” contest and “Black Cloud” meetings. Plus, he shares exactly what leaders should look for in order to put the right team together.

Whether you’re leading a small local team or managing multi-billion-dollar projects, Greg’s blend of curiosity and connection will inspire and motivate you to look at your leadership with fresh eyes.


🔗 Connect with Greg Helsizer on LinkedIn

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork

01:13 Meet Greg Hulsizer

01:42 Greg's Early Career and Lifeguard Days

02:44 Transition to City Management

03:43 Pioneering Automated Toll Roads

06:17 Consulting and Executive Coaching

07:33 Leadership Philosophy and Team Dynamics

22:10 The Importance of Gratitude in Leadership

24:14 A Memorable Act of Gratitude

24:34 The Importance of Style in Showing Gratitude

25:48 The 'This Seems Stupid to Me' Contest

26:44 Customer-Centric Decision Making

28:08 The Value of Ride-Alongs and Hands-On Experience

30:59 Encouraging Creativity and Connection in Teams

33:37 Selecting the Right People for the Team

37:43 Insights on Public-Private Partnerships

42:07 Final Thoughts and Reflections

AI Teammates for Smarter Hiring & Stronger Teams with Scott Morris12 Aug 202500:48:01

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld talks with Scott Morris, Founder and CEO of PropulsionAI, to explore the future of HR and the groundbreaking role of AI as a teammate. Scott shares how his unconventional career path – from LAPD officer to C-level HR executive to tech founder – inspired him to create Athena, an AI-powered coach designed to help managers hire smarter, lead better, and scale more effectively. Tune in to hear how AI is changing the future of interviewing, hiring, and teamwork.

🔗 Connect with Scott on LinkedIn

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:33 Meet Scott Morris: From LAPD to HR Innovator

04:43 The Human Toll of Mis-Hiring

07:06 The Concept of Fit in the Workplace

08:56 Introducing Athena: AI as a Teammate

14:54 The Role of AI in HR and Recruitment

25:04 The Importance of Front-Loaded Hard Work

25:22 Dynamic Team Planning and Succession

26:17 Onboarding to Results: A New Approach

26:32 Athena's Role in Performance Measurement

27:20 Creating Target Results and Performance Charters

29:24 The Tragic Reality of Employee Engagement

30:54 Outcome-Based Job Descriptions

34:57 The Role of Managers in Employee Success

42:55 The Future of AI and Human Collaboration

46:16 Final Thoughts and How to Connect

The Weird and Wonderful Side of Teamwork with Cerys Goodall05 Aug 202500:49:33

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld interviews Cerys Goodall, Founder of The Goods, about technology, communication, and how the world is changing today with the advancement of AI. 

Together, they cover how to hire and coach for emotional intelligence and values, why celebrating the “weird and wonderful” leads to stronger, more authentic teams, and how fear masquerades as ambition – plus how to shift away from it. Cerys’s insights will leave you rethinking how you hire, lead, and inspire in today’s workplace.

How Good Managers Become Toxic and What to Do About It with Sabina Nawaz29 Jul 202500:47:14

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Sabina Nawaz, CEO Coach & Advisor, keynote speaker, and author of You’re The Boss, to explore how pressure – not power – is what corrupts leadership. Sabina shares her powerful personal story of how she went from a once-compassionate manager at Microsoft to someone she no longer recognized under the crushing weight of work, parenthood, and expectations, and the lessons she learned from it.

Sabina introduces practical strategies leaders can use to become more effective, self-aware managers, universal "pressure pitfalls" and "power gaps" leaders fall into, and why leaders must get out of the way to allow their teams to thrive. 

Whether you lead a team or aspire to, this conversation offers a thoughtful and accessible roadmap for navigating the very human side of leadership.

Key Takeaways:

  • Pressure corrupts, not power.
  • The importance of empathy in leadership.
  • Creating a supportive environment enhances team performance.
  • Feedback should start with the employee's perspective.
  • Multiple meanings can lead to better problem-solving.
  • Leaders should create a container for team growth.
  • Emotional awareness is crucial for effective leadership.
  • Mattering is essential for team members' engagement.
  • Communication fault lines can hinder team dynamics.
  • Micro habits can lead to significant changes.
How Candor and Commitment Build Better Teams with Dan Tocchini22 Jul 202500:46:58

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld talks with Dan Tocchini, Co-Founder of Take New Ground, a consulting firm focused on maximizing organizational performance and efficiency.

Dan breaks down how most workplace conflict stems from unspoken needs, unmet expectations, and the fear of rocking the boat. Dan explores the high cost of avoiding hard conversations and how leaders can unlock deeper trust and stronger alignment by choosing candor over comfort.

If you’ve ever struggled to get your team on the same page, or sensed misalignment but didn’t know how to surface it, this episode is a masterclass in courageous leadership and creative conflict resolution.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:37 Meet Dan Tocchini: A Journey in Leadership

02:28 Personal Stories and Leadership Lessons

04:38 Aligning Personal and Corporate Agendas

09:54 The Importance of Difficult Conversations

11:52 Case Study: Navigating Team Challenges

14:51 Frameworks for Effective Leadership

23:15 Building Synergy and Alignment in Teams

26:07 Overcoming Fear and Self-Sabotage

27:32 The Importance of Clarity in Teams

28:25 Effective Leadership Trainings

31:47 Coaching and Accountability

33:37 Living as Your Word

36:23 Addressing Team Dynamics

43:30 Founding Take New Ground

44:40 Resources and Final Thoughts

Symphonic Leadership: What Conductors Can Teach Us About Leading Teams with Roit Feldenkreis15 Jul 202500:50:37

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Roit Feldenkreis, a globally recognized orchestral conductor, performance coach, public speaker, and CEO of BHZ Consulting. Roit shares how the skills she honed on the conductor’s podium, building trust in minutes, leading without micromanaging, and uniting world-class talent around a shared vision, translate directly to high-performing leadership in the corporate world.

Whether you're the CEO of a business or leading a team of any kind, this conversation will shift how you think about leadership, trust, and teamwork.

Key Takeaways: 

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:28 Meet Roit Feldenkreis: Conductor and Entrepreneur

02:17 Roit's Musical Journey: From Singer to Conductor

04:18 The Magic of Conducting: Leadership Lessons from the Orchestra

06:49 Building Trust Quickly: The Conductor's Challenge

12:03 Parallels Between Conducting and Corporate Leadership

14:46 The Symphonic Leadership Framework and Maestro Method

17:35 Core Principles of Effective Leadership

25:41 Acknowledging Amazing Professionals

26:10 Handling Team Member Resentment

26:52 Understanding and Supporting Team Members

28:57 Micromanagement and Creativity

32:39 The Importance of Purpose in Performance

34:32 Balancing High Performance and Well-being

38:12 Coaching and Workshops for Leaders

42:02 The Isolation of Leadership

44:24 Emotional Mastery and Vision

48:39 Conclusion and Contact Information

How Teams Learn, Lead, and Celebrate Success with Leo Bottary of Peernovation08 Jul 202500:46:53

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld welcomes back author and collaboration expert Leo Bottary to dive into the second edition of his book Peernovation. With experience working with over 800 groups and teams, Leo shares what he's learned about the dynamics that make high-performing teams thrive – focusing on continuous improvement and celebration, learning (both intentional and collateral), and the Servant Leadership Triad.

Whether you lead a team or are part of one, this episode is packed with actionable insight on how to build a culture where people feel seen, supported, and motivated to bring their best selves to the table.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:41 Meet Leo Bottary: Founder of Peernovation

02:03 Diving into Peernovation's Second Edition

03:16 The Learning Achieving Cycle

05:06 The Role of Psychological Safety

09:00 The Power of Asking for Help

15:29 Celebrating Achievements and Reflecting on Gains

23:56 Quarterly Review Cycle Insights

24:15 Embracing Intelligent Failure

25:33 Intentional and Collaborative Learning

28:31 Coaching and Collateral Learning

30:34 Intentionality in Leadership

33:52 Commitment and Team Dynamics

40:40 Asynchronous Meetings and Participation

43:33 Balancing Outcomes and Outputs

Conversations Worth Having: How Better Dialogue Builds Regenerative, Productive Teams with Cheri Torres & Jackie Stavros01 Jul 202500:48:30

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Cheri Torres and Jackie Stavros, co-authors of Conversations Worth Having and co-founders of the Conversations Worth Having Institute.Cheri and Jackie share how their 25-year journey with Appreciative Inquiry led them to a powerful framework for transforming communication in teams, communities, and everyday life.

Together, they explore how the kinds of conversations we have – whether they build up or break down – shape our relationships, leadership, and ability to collaborate. Whether you're leading a team, navigating family dynamics, or rethinking how to give feedback, this episode offers actionable insights into how meaningful dialogue can spark productivity, trust, and positive change.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:40 Meet the Guests: Cheri Torres and Jackie Stavros

02:18 The Journey to Conversations Worth Having

02:36 Understanding Appreciative Inquiry

03:26 The Power of Conversations in Building Relationships

04:41 Practical Applications of Appreciative Inquiry

05:12 The Infinite Game: Moving Beyond Competition

06:04 Curiosity in Leadership

06:55 The Two Methods for Conversations Worth Having

09:10 Implementing Conversations Worth Having in Teams

11:47 The Conversations Worth Having Institute

15:18 Expanding the Impact of Conversations Worth Having

16:04 The Importance of Feedback and Feet Forward

21:07 Transforming Internal Dialogue

25:36 Operationalizing Conversations Worth Having

26:32 Moving Forward with Organizational Change

27:12 Appreciative Inquiry and the Five Ds

30:12 SOAR Framework Explained

31:10 Balancing Individual and Collective Aspirations

34:41 Implementing Rapid SOAR in Meetings

39:45 Prototyping and Strategic Conversations

43:16 Leadership and Control in Strategic Conversations

45:05 Getting Started with the Two Practices

From Burnout to Storytelling in High-Performing Teams with Tony Martignetti24 Jun 202500:43:46

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Tony Martignetti, Chief Illumination Officer at Inspired Purpose Partners, TEDx speaker, and author of Climbing the Right Mountain and Campfire Lessons for Leaders. Tony shares his unconventional journey from biotech finance executive to leadership coach and storyteller, driven by a personal experience with burnout and disconnection. They discuss how storytelling, rituals, and play can unlock deeper connections in teams. If you’re a leader looking for new ways to build real connection and authenticity within your team, this episode will leave you inspired.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:30 Meet Tony Martignetti: Leadership Advisor and Author

03:20 Tony's Journey: From Burnout to Illumination

08:27 The Power of Conversation in Teams

11:11 Bringing Your True Self to Work

19:29 The Birth of the Virtual Campfire Podcast

23:17 Igniting the Fire: Empowering Teams to Sustain Growth

24:07 Lifecycle of Team Engagement: When to Rekindle the Flame

25:22 Virtual vs. In-Person: The Efficacy of Team Building

27:33 The Power of Play: Rediscovering Joy in the Workplace

29:50 Dressing Up for Success: Breaking the Professional Mold

33:09 Climbing the Right Mountain: Lessons from Leadership

36:11 Creating the Right Environment: Leadership and Team Dynamics

41:30 Final Thoughts and Ways to Connect

How Creativity and Curiosity Drive Team Growth with Van Lai-DuMone17 Jun 202500:45:22

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Van Lai-DuMone, founder and CEO of worksmart Advantage and author of What If Pigs Can Fly? to explore how creativity can transform the workplace. Dane and Van explore the power of divergent and convergent thinking, how to build psychological safety through play, and why the “worst idea ever” might be the best place to start. If you're looking for practical tools to boost innovation and connection in your team, this conversation is filled with insights you’ll want to take back to your next meeting.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:47 Meet the Guest: Van Lai-DuMone Background and Journey

04:07 The Birth of worksmart Advantage

07:34 Creativity in the Workplace: Tools and Techniques

11:28 The Power of Divergent and Convergent Thinking

12:42 Building Trust and Psychological Safety

17:14 The Role of Creativity in Team Development

24:38 The Importance of Creative Tools

25:14 Embracing Creative Chaos

26:15 Creativity in Everyday Work

27:04 Creative Exercises for Meetings

28:09 The Value of Process Over Results

28:34 Creativity Across Different Functions

29:41 Transitioning with Creativity

31:09 Introducing the Book: What If Pigs Can Fly?

31:45 Framework for Following Curiosity

39:37 Applying Creativity in Personal Life

42:42 Final Thoughts on Creativity and Curiosity

Organizational Effectiveness & Team Design for Change with Jenna Cohen10 Jun 202500:52:11

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld interviews Jenna Cohen, Senior Vice President of Team Effectiveness at LEAD3R. They have a thoughtful discussion on the evolving role of organizational development and how effective teams are designed, not just built.

Dane and Jenna explore why proactive planning and culture-setting are key to long-term success, how to create the right conditions for teams to thrive during change, and the importance of mid-level leadership and peer alignment in cross-functional work. Plus, Jenna shares innovative exercises for building strong team dynamics.

Whether you're an executive, team leader, or just passionate about building healthier organizations, this episode offers insights on how to make team effectiveness a strategic advantage.

Key Takeaways: 

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:21 Meet Jenna Cohen: Journey into Team Effectiveness

05:49 Exploring Organizational Effectiveness

08:09 Proactive vs. Reactive Team Strategies

15:58 New Leader Assimilation and Team Dynamics

20:53 Creating a Culture of Feedback and Reflection

26:48 Respecting Time and Productivity

27:28 The Power of Reflection and Intention

28:48 Effective Team Dynamics and Superpowers

29:50 Storytelling and Personal Journeys

39:25 Building Community and Connection

43:33 The Importance of Diverse Perspectives

49:20 Concluding Thoughts on Teamwork and Community

Resources:

  • Lifeline - River of Life Exercise: https://lead3r.com/enspira_podcast/the-future-of-teamwork-organizational-effectiveness-team-design-for-change-with-jenna-cohen/
Women in STEM: The Power of Belonging with Andrea Mohamed03 Jun 202500:49:05

In this thought-provoking episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Andrea Mohamed, COO and co-founder of Quantum Bloom, to discuss how we can create more inclusive, human-centered workplaces – especially for women entering STEM careers. Together, they uncover the disconnect between how organizations say they value people and how they actually treat them – and why today’s emerging workforce is no longer willing to tolerate the mismatch.

From generational shifts in mindset to the economics of inclusion, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone invested in the future of work.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to The Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:50 Meet Andrea Mohamed: A Leader in STEM

02:19 Andrea's Journey and Insights

04:41 The Generational Shift in Workplace Dynamics

09:01 The Power of the Next Generation

16:47 Entrepreneurial Spirit and Innovation

21:37 Rethinking Capitalism and Business Models

26:10 Human-Centric Corporate Culture

26:51 The Role of Technology and Media in Values Alignment

27:31 Challenges and Opportunities in DE&I Programming

29:10 Supporting Underrepresented Groups in the Workplace

30:08 QuantumBloom's Mission and Approach

30:24 Empowering Women in STEM

37:01 The Importance of Ambition and Courage

40:16 QuantumBloom's Ecosystem Approach

45:07 The Paradigm Shift in Talent Investment

47:31 Conclusion and Contact Information

Rerelease: Human First, Leader Second: Fostering Self-Compassion in the Workplace with Massimo Backus27 May 202500:49:50

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane sits down with Massimo Backus, author of Human First, Leader Second, and founder of Massimo Backus Leadership. Massimo shares his journey of discovering self-compassion after a humbling experience in leadership and how that shaped how he now approaches leadership with self-awareness and self-compassion. Massimo advocates for emotional fluency within teams. He argues that when teams can freely express emotions, the emotions pass more quickly, helping people make clearer, more thoughtful decisions. They also reflect on the evolution of leadership, noting how we've been conditioned by industrial-era mindsets to always strive for progress even though we're human. Listen to learn how self-compassion, accountability, and open dialogue can foster healthier, more productive workplaces.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork
02:06 Massimo's Journey to Self-Compassion
04:09 The Power of Self-Compassion in Leadership
09:00 Implementing Self-Compassion in Teams
19:45 Practical Tips for Team Check-Ins
25:05 Embracing Vulnerability and Humanity
26:47 The Evolution of Work and Social Contracts
29:34 Self-Awareness and Self-Acceptance
32:14 Challenges of Servant Leadership
34:19 Personal Accountability in the Workplace
41:17 The Importance of Transparency
43:29 Developing Self-Compassion Skills
46:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Resources:
How 360 Feedback Transformed One Leader and What It Could Do for You
https://lead3r.com/enspira_podcast/the-future-of-teamwork-human-first-leader-second-fostering-self-compassion-in-the-workplace-with-massimo-backus/

How Creativity Unlocks Better Teamwork & Problem Solving with Jamie Woolf20 May 202500:47:41

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld interviews Jamie Woolf, co-founder and CEO of Creativity Partners, to talk about how creativity, play, and a little bit of spaciousness can transform how teams connect and problem-solve.

Jamie shares stories from her decades-long career in organizational psychology, including her time shaping Pixar’s creative culture, and explains how creative tools like crayons, watercolors, and storytelling are helping even the most buttoned-up teams work better together. Jamie shares how teams can “check in” with each other creatively, how companies like Pixar create a culture of fun and focus, and how leaders can introduce these practices in high-stakes environments without sacrificing productivity. 

Whether you want a stronger team or are looking to bring more humanity and connection into your workplace, this episode will leave you thinking differently about what makes teams thrive.

How the 5 Levels of Listening Shape Team Performance and Leadership with Oscar Trimboli13 May 202500:50:39

How often do you genuinely listen—picking up not just on what’s said, but on what’s left unsaid? For many teams, listening is overlooked, even though it shapes how people connect, lead, and adapt to change.

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld speaks with Oscar Trimboli, author of How to Listen and Head of Coaching Faculty at the Marketing Academy. Together, they explore the five levels of listening and how they influence leadership, communication, and organizational alignment—especially in moments of transition.

Whether you’re guiding a team through change or looking to improve the quality of everyday conversations, this episode offers a practical lens on what it means to really listen.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:35 Meet Oscar Trimboli: The Listening Expert

02:19 The Story Behind Oscar's Listening Quest

04:20 Decoding Deep Listening Techniques

09:09 The Importance of Acknowledging the Past

16:10 Five Levels of Listening

29:03 Effective Meeting Preparation

30:17 The Power of Process Questions

31:40 Permission to Interrupt and Self-Correct

34:29 Summarizing and Feedback Techniques

37:07 AI in Business Communication

43:12 Handling Customer Grievances

46:30 The Impact of Listening on Teamwork

49:15 Call to Action: Improve Your Listening Skills

Remote Recruiting Strategy for Companies That Want Top Talent with Remote Rebellion’s Michelle Coulson06 May 202500:44:09

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Michelle Coulson, Chief Remote Rebel and founder of Remote Rebellion. Calling in from Bulgaria, Michelle shares her unconventional journey from traditional recruiter to remote work advocate – and why she decided she was never going back to the office after a taste of remote life in Bali.

Michelle opens up about the real challenges of finding remote jobs (even for seasoned professionals), what sparked her mission to help others break free from office mandates, and how companies can better attract top talent in today’s changing work landscape. From rule-breaking to rewriting the future of work, Michelle brings the rebellious energy remote work needs right now.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork

01:10 Meet Michelle Coulson: CEO of Remote Rebellion

01:56 The Journey to Remote Rebellion

04:50 The Birth of Remote Rebellion

05:37 The Philosophy Behind Remote Rebellion

08:44 Challenges in the Remote Job Market

12:24 Connecting with Candidates and Companies

14:18 The Evolution of Remote Work

19:27 Recruitment Strategies and AI

20:54 Advice for Remote Work Beginners

21:50 Leveraging Existing Skills for Remote Roles

24:36 Challenges and Solutions in Remote Work

27:36 Creating Effective Remote Workspaces

30:50 Building Team Connection Remotely

33:54 Innovative Remote Career Fair

39:41 Future of Remote Work

Building LinkedIn’s Talent Engine with Steve Cadigan29 Apr 202500:58:25

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Steve Cadigan, first Chief HR Officer at LinkedIn and author of Workquake. Steve shares his unexpected journey from a history major with zero interest in business to becoming a globally recognized HR executive. From recruiting at Esprit to scaling LinkedIn from 400 to 4,000 employees, Steve reflects on the lessons learned across industries and continents. He offers powerful insights on human-driven work and leadership, talent strategy, and what it really takes to build systems from scratch in fast-moving environments. For leaders who want to invest in their people and create stronger teams, this episode offers a fresh perspective.

Key Takeaways: 

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:27 Meet Steve Cadigan: Leadership Expert and Talent Strategist

02:09 Steve's Early Life and Career Journey

08:26 Building a World-Class Company Culture at LinkedIn

11:42 The Dynamic Nature of Modern Careers

16:26 The Role of AI in Talent Management

24:21 The Power of Human Connection in Career Growth

29:12 Journey of Self-Discovery

29:38 Parental Expectations and Personal Fulfillment

30:48 Value and Career Choices

31:31 Career Week Controversy

33:00 The Gig Economy and Self-Awareness

36:02 The Importance of Diverse Experiences

37:29 Adapting to Rapid Change

40:40 The Future of Learning and Work

44:00 The Role of AI in Talent Development

52:18 Creating Inspiring Work Environments

56:15 Conclusion and Contact Information

Psychological Safety at Work: Beyond Return to Office with Marion Anderson22 Apr 202500:49:10

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Marion Anderson, founder of The Fearless PX, founding member of the Performance Innovation Collection, co-host of The Elephant in the Org Podcast, and PhD researcher. Marion brings her global HR background, retail roots, and passion for making work “suck less” to the table as she dives into the messy middle of hybrid work, psychological safety, and the evolving employee-employer dynamic. Together, they explore the real-world factors behind team satisfaction and performance, from modeling failure to embracing play at work.

Whether you're a team leader, HR professional, or just trying to navigate this new world of work — this conversation will give you plenty to think about.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:30 Meet Marion Anderson: Founder of Fearless PX

02:35 Marion's Journey: From Retail to HR

04:31 Pursuing a PhD During COVID

06:35 The Impact of Remote and Hybrid Work

08:00 Challenges of Psychological Safety in Hybrid Work

14:22 Proximity Bias and Its Effects

15:37 Building Inclusive Workplaces

17:43 Intentionality in Organizational Culture

23:06 Key Factors for Employee Engagement

25:09 Authenticity and Transparency in Leadership

25:30 The Importance of Psychological Safety

27:02 Modeling Behavior and Parental Leave

28:19 The Problem with Unlimited PTO

30:01 The Role of Play in Teams

32:12 Embracing Technology for Better Work Practices

36:03 Addressing Burnout and Mental Health

42:39 The Impact of Psychological Safety on Litigation

46:55 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

Getting the Job Done: A Framework for Building Stronger Teams with Kevin Torf15 Apr 202500:54:16

 In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Kevin Torf, Managing Partner at T2 Tech Group and author of Getting the Job Done. Kevin shares how early lessons in electronics—and a mindset shaped by resourcefulness—led him to develop a pragmatic approach to team leadership and project delivery. Together, they explore his agile-inspired “PROJECTS” framework, reflecting on what it takes for teams to stay focused, adapt in real time, and make progress without overplanning or burning out. It’s a conversation about leading with clarity, making room for mistakes, and building the kind of momentum that teams can actually sustain. 

Key Takeaways:

  • 00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
  • 01:34 Meet Kevin Torf: A Journey in Technology and Leadership
  • 02:30 Kevin's Early Career and Influences
  • 05:13 The Power of Simplicity and Adaptability
  • 10:37 The Agile Methodology and Its Impact
  • 19:55 Kevin's Projects Framework: An Overview
  • 27:18 Navigating Team Dynamics and Performance
  • 27:51 The Importance of Team Exercises in Business
  • 28:18 Challenges of Overloading Top Performers
  • 29:40 Addressing Bottlenecks and Empowering Teams
  • 32:54 The Power of Reflection and Adaptation
  • 34:40 Learning from Mistakes and Team Growth
  • 44:09 AI's Role in Enhancing Team Performance
  • 51:17 Final Thoughts and Contact Information
Coaching That Scales: What Teams Really Need with Francie Jain08 Apr 202500:53:14

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Francie Jain, founder of Terawatt, to explore how coaching can transform organizations. Francie explains how Terawatt’s coaching model helps teams build stronger communication, reduce burnout, and create more supportive workplace cultures.

Dane and Francie highlight the growing demand for coaching for people in transition, how a coach is more effective for growth than chatting with friends and family, and how Francie envisions a future where companies offer professional development stipends for opportunities like coaching. 

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:30 Meet Francie Jain: Founder of Terawatt

03:27 Francie's Journey and the Birth of Terawatt

06:50 The Role of Coaching in Career Transitions

14:27 Group Coaching Dynamics

17:57 Impact of Coaching in Healthcare

19:08 Understanding Leadership Styles in Healthcare

27:39 Healthcare System Success Story

28:39 The Impact of Reducing Employee Turnover

29:46 The Importance of Teamwork

30:48 Psychological Safety in Teams

39:03 The Role of Professional Development

43:07 The Future of Coaching and Development

47:49 Sales as a Form of Education

50:59 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The Future of AI and High-Performing Teams with Tomas Kvedaravicius01 Apr 202500:50:12

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with AI innovator Tomas Kvedaravicius to chat about the intersection of AI, teamwork, and humanity. Tomas brings decades of experience in the tech industry, including 25 years at IBM, and shares his optimistic take on how AI will shape the future of work — for the better.

Dane and Tomas discuss how AI and human creativity can complement each other, how leaders can foster curiosity to unlock potential, and what he sees as the future for AI and humans. Tomas’s vision for AI is not that it replaces human interaction, but that it complements the deeply human way we innovate and solve problems together.

How Uncertainty Improves Teamwork with Maggie Jackson25 Mar 202500:54:14

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld speaks with Maggie Jackson—journalist, social critic, and author of Uncertain: The Wisdom and Wonder of Being Unsure—about the power of not knowing and how it shapes collaboration, leadership, and human connection.

Together, they explore how modern work environments often reward certainty and speed, even when deeper thinking is needed. Maggie shares why uncertainty isn't a flaw to fix, but a space where better questions—and better teamwork—can take shape. Whether you're leading a team or contributing to one, this conversation offers a fresh lens on how to navigate complexity, listen more openly, and make room for curiosity.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:24 Meet Maggie Jackson: Author and Social Critic

02:01 From Foreign Correspondent to Exploring Technology’s Impact on Humanity

04:07 The Trilogy of Uncertainty

05:37 The Impact of Technology on Attention and Connection

10:14 The Role of Uncertainty in Leadership and Teams

16:21 The Power of Disagreement and Diverse Perspectives

20:09 Harnessing Uncertainty for Better Decision Making

23:27 The Importance of Process Over Outcome

28:03 Embracing Strategic Uncertainty

28:59 Tolerance of Uncertainty: A Key Personality Trait

30:55 Building Resilience Through Exposure Therapy

33:03 Leadership and Uncertainty in High-Stakes Environments

37:06 The Power of Maybe and Positive Disagreement

42:41 Feedback and Uncertainty in the Workplace

47:02 The Role of Uncertainty in Creativity and Relationships

53:06 Final Thoughts and Resources

Navigating Career Growth with Mentorship and Mapping with Pete Schramm18 Mar 202500:47:05

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Pete Schramm, CEO and founder of Lattitude and author of Pathfinders, to discuss the power of career mapping, building a personal board of advisors, and mentorship to optimize your team. Pete shares his journey from growing up on a farm in Pennsylvania to founding Lattitude, how he discovered the power of mentorship, and how mentorship can foster a culture of learning and belonging for teams. Listen in for insights on helping your team grow and succeed.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:27 Meet Pete Schramm: Entrepreneur and Mentor

02:41 Pete's Journey: From Farm to Founder

03:50 The Power of Mentorship Networks

04:42 Building a Personal Board of Advisors

10:45 From Mentorship to Keynote Speaking

16:10 The Importance of Human Connection

21:33 Creating a Structured Mentorship Platform

22:27 Grandpa's Wisdom and the Power of Writing Things Down

22:45 Creating Energy and Connection in Organizations

23:22 Measuring Success and Career Mapping

24:52 Mentorship and Internal Growth

27:41 The Importance of Mattering in the Workplace

29:23 Challenges and Misconceptions in DEIB

36:43 Career Mapping Explained

43:08 The Future of Teamwork and Career Development

How Coaching Transforms Leadership with Heather Conklin11 Mar 202500:47:01

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Heather Conklin, CEO of Torch, to discuss her journey from product management at Salesforce to leading a company that reimagines leadership coaching. Heather shares how her experience in executive coaching sparked a passion for developing leaders, how impactful coaching in leadership can drive meaningful change within organizations, and why performance isn’t the only important marker of team success (and what else leaders should focus on). Tune in to learn how coaching can build the leaders your future needs!

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:41 Meet Heather Conklin, CEO of Torch

02:07 Heather's Journey from Salesforce to Torch

04:51 The Role and Impact of Product Managers

07:22 Building the Associate Product Manager Program

11:51 The Power of Vulnerability and Coaching

25:31 Balancing Performance and People Development

41:51 The Future of Leadership and AI

45:40 Conclusion and How to Connect with Torch

How to Train Great Leaders to Build Strong Teams with Christian Muntean04 Mar 202500:56:23

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld talks with Christian Muntean, author of Train to Lead: The Unstoppable Leader's Plan for Peak Performance and advisor and consultant with Vantage Consulting, about the role leadership plays in team success. Christian shares his background in international disaster relief, where he saw firsthand how great leadership could drive results no matter what environment or conditions people were in. Today, he’s sharing how great leadership comes from internal personal development, how ego and personal values impact leadership, and how he structured his 90-day leadership training plans for leaders at any experience level.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:33 Meet Christian Muntean: Leadership Expert

02:00 Christian's Journey into Leadership

07:46 The Role of Personal Development in Leadership

15:21 Building Effective Teams Through Relationships

27:33 The Continuous Journey of Personal Growth

31:24 Building a Leadership Crew

31:29 Coaching Leaders and Teams

32:04 Creating Business Artifacts

32:57 Improving Team Dynamics

34:18 Curiosity in Leadership

35:15 Accountability Challenges

35:45 Addressing Conflict Directly

37:12 Impact of Team Dynamics on Patient Outcomes

39:14 Commitment to Change

41:24 Leadership Development and Training

42:30 The Concept of Periodization

45:44 Structuring Leadership Growth

52:28 Challenges in Leadership Development Programs

55:02 Conclusion and Resources

Energy Leadership: How to Be a More Effective Leader with Gina Catalano25 Feb 202500:46:13

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld is talking with Gina Catalano, Founder and President of Centro Forza Group, about leadership, emotional intelligence, and building positive workplace cultures. Gina shares practical advice around how emotional intelligence impacts leadership style, and how to meet team members’ individual needs as a leader. She also explains how she uses the Energy Leadership Assessment, which helps leaders understand how their perceptions influence their reactions under stress.  If you’re looking for practical ways to lead more effectively and build a stronger team culture, this episode is worth your time. 

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:38 Meet Gina Catalano: Leadership and Coaching Expert

02:12 Gina's Personal Journey and Leadership Lessons

08:34 Building and Changing Team Culture

20:34 Navigating Compensation Changes with Emotional Intelligence

25:06 Shifting from Sales to Broader Business Environments

25:46 Building Culture Across Various Teams

26:18 Emotional Intelligence in High-Pressure Environments

28:03 Introduction to Energy Leadership

28:50 Understanding Catabolic and Anabolic Energy

29:45 Applying Energy Leadership in Real Scenarios

31:48 Personal Experiences with Energy and Mindset

34:40 Coaching Leaders Through Challenging Moments

44:22 Empathy and Whole-Person Focus in Leadership

44:42 Conclusion and Contact Information

How to Overcome Your Team’s Biggest Challenges with Jonathan Bennett18 Feb 202500:49:24

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld chats with Jonathan Bennett, a strategic advisor and executive coach for purpose-driven leaders who need help solving their organization’s toughest obstacles. Jonathan shares his career path from poet to strategic advisor, and how his experiences taught him to coach from a place of deep listening and empathy. Dane and Jonathan discuss the value of emotional intelligence, communication skills, and social capital in leadership. Jonathan explains why you need deep engagement strategies for people outside the team early on, and how to start. They also talk about the impact of therapy on leadership and workplace dynamics, how younger generations are leading differently from their Gen X counterparts, and how self expression is changing in today’s workforce. If you’re looking for ways to improve how your team works together, this episode is worth your time.

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:36 Dane Groenveld Welcomes Jonathan Bennett

03:00 Jonathan's Journey: From Literature to Leadership

03:30 Lessons from Building a New Hospital

08:05 The Role of Social Capital in Leadership

17:33 The New Generation's Approach to Work

24:57 Dealing with Anxiety in the Young Generation

26:23 Intergenerational Team Dynamics

28:06 Coaching Executives for Modern Leadership

29:54 Role-Playing and Scenario Training

31:24 Indigenous Approaches to Trust and Decision Making

36:29 The Importance of Onboarding and Early Agreements

43:06 Navigating Self-Expression and DEI Challenges

47:24 Concluding Thoughts and Contact Information

The Hidden ROI of Self-Awareness in Leadership with Jason P. Carroll11 Feb 202500:45:55

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Jason P. Carroll, founder and CEO of Aptive Index and host of The Work Cultured Podcast, to talk about how understanding personality dynamics can transform team building. Jason shares his journey from leading a company through rapid growth to creating a psychometric assessment tool that helps businesses make better hiring decisions. They explore the hidden ROI of self-awareness, the impact of personality-driven onboarding, and the importance of balancing different work styles within a team. Tune in to learn how hiring the right people – and really understanding them – can lead to stronger, more adaptable teams. 

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

01:30 Dane Groeneveld Welcomes Jason P. Carroll

01:58 Jason's Leadership Journey and Self-Reflection

03:18 The Importance of Self-Awareness in Leadership

03:36 Challenges in Hiring and Leadership

03:55 Empowering Teams with Psychometric Assessments

07:26 Balancing Team Dynamics and Onboarding

11:31 Healthy Conflict and Team Dynamics

15:50 The Impact of Data-Driven Decision Making

18:41 Navigating Uncertainty in Leadership

21:58 Strategies for Dealing with Steamroller Bosses

23:55 Mind-Blowing Persona Setup

24:11 Training AI with Custom Profiles

25:02 AI in Board Meetings

25:44 Strategic AI Prompts

28:42 The Power of Culture

31:40 Transforming Security Business Culture

39:01 Leadership and Empathy

43:11 Concluding Thoughts and Resources

Creating Transformative Leaders with Rachel Burr04 Feb 202500:47:38

Leadership can be incredibly difficult and complex, because it’s a process of people leading other people – and people are challenging. In today’s episode of The Future of Teamwork, Rachel Burr is breaking the complexities down. Dane Groeneveld chats with Rachel Burr, CEO and Executive Coach with Catamentum, to discuss what makes effective leadership. Rachel and Dane discuss how transformation takes time and self-reflection, how effective teamwork can only come from creating space for different working styles, and how it truly takes a village to raise a leader.  If leadership and teamwork are on your mind, this episode has something for you. 

Key Takeaways:

00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast

02:08 Rachel's Journey: From Psychology to Leadership Development

06:25 The Birth of 'Butterfly Goo'

09:17 The Reality of Transformation

15:59 The Role of Leaders in Facilitating Change

24:09 The Illusion of Busyness

24:52 Changing the Mindset of Productivity

25:14 Adapting to Modern Work Environments

25:47 Embracing Disruption and Innovation

27:27 Understanding Core Values and Strengths

29:13 Building Trust and Vulnerability in Teams

31:26 Effective Leadership and Team Dynamics

36:55 The Role of Coaching in Leadership

39:58 Future of Teamwork and Coaching

46:17 Conclusion and Contact Information

How Edification and Storytelling Creates Stronger Teams with Patrick Salimi28 Jan 202500:43:39

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Patrick Salimi, Director of Client Services at Protection Point Advisory and author of A Firm Worth Building. Patrick shares his journey that got him to leading the National Referral Network training team, where he trains new partners on how to do inter-industry edification and teamwork. Patrick uses systems, edification, and storytelling to create a warm hand-off and “trust compression,” which reduces the time it takes to network and build trust. He works to create a team where there are well-established roots that are all interconnected. He focuses on edification: where every team member knows the other team members’ stories, and can tell their stories to clients and build them up. This is a great conversation for creating a connected, trustworthy culture in a growing team.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
01:40 Meet Patrick Salimi: Expert in Scaling Professional Services
02:12 Patrick's Journey and the Digital Family Office
04:50 The Concept of Edification and Trust Compression
06:20 Implementing Edification in Professional Services
09:37 Inter-Office Collaboration and Storytelling
12:32 Building a Culture of Trust in the National Referral Network
22:22 Mattering vs. Belonging: Understanding the Difference
23:36 The Power of Edification in Client Retention
26:48 Storytelling: Crafting a Compelling Narrative
29:33 Implementing Effective Storytelling in Organizations
32:32 The Role of Digital Tools in Building Connections
36:26 Warm Handoffs and Trust Compression
38:27 Building a Collaborative Network
41:09 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

CARE to Win: Building High-Performing Teams with Alex Draper21 Jan 202500:48:39

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane Groeneveld sits down with Alex Draper, Founder and CEO of DX Learning, and author of CARE to Win: The 4 Leadership Habits to Build High-Performing Teams. Alex explains how winning (in sports, life, or business) requires a people-first approach. His book teaches the CARE framework for leaders (a framework that stands for Clarity, Autonomy, Relationships, and Equity) to drive results while creating trust. But "care" isn’t about being soft or sentimental. It’s about mastering the human skills to get the hard stuff done. Tune in to redefine winning, get your team members more of what they need, and simplify leadership to get better results. 

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork
01:39 Meet Alex Draper: Transforming Leadership
02:19 The Concept of 'Care to Win'
03:21 The Role of Clarity, Autonomy, Relationships, and Equity
04:14 The Evolution of DX Learning
12:49 The Importance of Fairness in Teams
13:14 Adapting to Unique Needs
21:19 Changing Systems vs. Changing Humans
23:34 Cave Person Hardware: The Brain's Threat Scanning
26:10 Understanding Human Biases
26:34 Illusion of Agreement Bias
27:28 Law of Least Effort
29:12 Anchoring Bias in Teams
29:51 Overwork and Burnout
31:56 Experiential Learning Techniques
33:51 Six Steps to Behavioral Change
38:56 The Role of Vulnerability
41:33 Lessons from Rugby
47:08 Final Thoughts and Resources

CEO-Led Sales & the Mindset Behind Revenue Growth with Christopher Filipiak14 Jan 202500:39:51

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Christopher Filipiak, Sales Consultant & Coach for CEOs. Christopher shares his unique journey from engineering at Ford Motor Company to founding a consulting firm that empowers CEOs to master their sales processes. Today, Christopher explains how a CEO-driven sales strategy can lead to greater success, and why traditional sales teams often fall short. He shares how to shift your mindset around sales, how to embrace a process-driven approach, and why focusing on solving real customer problems is key to generating revenue. Finally, Christopher shares how he gets teams to create better sales conversations with clients. Whether you’re a CEO or an aspiring entrepreneur, this conversation will inspire you to rethink your sales strategy!

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
01:16 Meet Christopher Filipiak: Sales Consultant and Coach
01:48 Christopher's Journey: From Engineering to Sales Consulting
04:19 Building a Sales Ready Organization
05:31 The CEO's Role in Sales 
09:08 Mindset and Sales: The Key to Success
12:26 The Importance of Curiosity in Sales
14:26 Money Mindset: Abundance and Creation
26:41 Effective Sales Conversations
32:40 Decision Making and Team Agreements
37:35 Conclusion and Contact Information

Aligning Values for Meaningful Work with Sharissa Sebastian Deppen07 Jan 202500:48:47

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Sharissa Sebastian Deppen, CEO of Leadership Mastery Alliance and a member of the Forbes Coaches Council. Sharissa shares her journey from a career in technology leadership to becoming a coach focused on empowering introverted servant leaders. Sharissa highlights the importance of aligning personal and team values in leadership and decision-making, and how using values as a lens for decisions fosters peace and integrity. She explains the difference between values, capabilities, and objectives, and explains why psychological safety is crucial when engaging teams on these topics. Finally, Sharissa discusses why we should be as leaders asking team members what meaningful work is to them, so they can find their zones of genius and bring value to the wider community – not just their team.

Rerelease: Building High-Performance Teams with Patrick McClure31 Dec 202400:50:32

This week on the podcast, we're rereleasing Dane's interview with Patrick McClure, founder of Impact Performance Team and former quarterback at Clemson. Patrick shares his journey from playing college football to leading sales teams and starting his own consulting business. They discuss topics including preparation, accountability, and leadership, emphasizing the importance of creating a strong culture and vision within organizations. Patrick also highlights the significant influence of his time at Clemson under coach Dabo Swinney and his recent experience starting his business, working alongside his entrepreneurial father. This conversation is rich with insights on leadership, motivation, and the transformative power of setting high standards in both sports and business.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
01:42 Patrick's Journey: From Football to Business Consulting
02:21 Building High-Performing Teams
03:15 Transitioning from Sports to Professional Life
06:38 Starting a Business: Challenges and Successes
11:35 The Importance of Vision and Culture in Business
16:02 Coaching and Accountability in Sales Teams
26:13 The Power of Positive Interactions
27:06 Aligning Individual and Team Goals
27:48 Creating a Standard of Excellence
29:57 The Impact of Leadership and Influence
31:31 Navigating Negativity and Staying Positive
36:01 The Importance of Being Present
39:57 Lessons from Family and Mentors
44:08 Accountability and Commitment
49:18 Conclusion and Contact Information

Rerelease: Seven Behaviors of Effective Leaders with Maria Scarangella24 Dec 202400:49:21

In this episode of the Future of Teamwork podcast, host Dane interviews Maria Scarangella, president of Scarangella Consulting. Maria shares her extensive experience from her 37 year career at Geico, including 35 years in leadership roles across multiple functions. The discussion dives into leadership philosophies, particularly the importance of transparency, trust, and building a cohesive team culture. Listen in for Maria's seven behaviors for leadership, the significance of having creative and relevant consequences, and the value of coaching and accountability in organizations.

Key Takeaways: 
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
00:19 Meet Maria Scarangella: A Leader in Transformational Change
01:34 Diving into Leadership and Teamwork
01:49 Maria's Journey and Leadership Philosophy
03:57 Building Trust and Transparent Leadership
07:01 Creating a Positive Team Environment
12:49 Seven Key Leadership Behaviors
21:01 Coaching and Accountability in Leadership
25:59 Understanding Your Team and Business
27:24 The Power of a Beginner's Mindset
27:59 Outsider Perspectives in Problem Solving
28:35 Setting Goals and Priorities
29:34 Aligning Organizational Goals
32:56 Rewarding Team Contributions
34:49 The Role of Coaching in Leadership
39:40 Intentional Change and Execution
43:22 Creative Consequences in Team Dynamics
46:17 Final Thoughts and Takeaways

Navigating Digital HR and Holistic Leadership with Puneet Sachdev17 Dec 202400:48:30

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Puneet Sachdev. Puneet is the founder of the Singularity Lab, a management consultancy that specializes in digital HR. Today, Puneet is sharing his story of how he came to work in digital HR, from working in five different continents and working with companies from 100 to 40,000 people, to now helping businesses and HR leaders take a holistic look at their performance ecosystem to attract and retain top talent. He explains how he takes a uniquely holistic approach with inner work to coaching leaders to push them to their full potential, how he uses data to engage with people in digital HR, and what he believes is most exciting about the future of teamwork. 

Key Takeaways: 
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork
01:51 Meet Puneet Sachdev: A Journey Across Continents
02:59 Digital HR and the Future of Work
05:54 Holistic Coaching: Transforming Leaders from Within
10:33 The Inner Game: Personal Power and Self-Awareness
17:24 Impact of Holistic Coaching on Leadership
22:52 Exploring Feminine Power in Leadership
23:32 The Spiritual Burnout in Patriarchal Workplaces
24:45 The Challenge of Identifying True Desires
26:19 Transitioning to Digital HR
27:15 The Role of Technology in HR
29:17 Building a Digital-First HR Framework
31:51 Elevating the CHRO as a Strategic Leader
33:40 Holistic Evaluation and Change Management
40:17 The Future of Teamwork and Leadership
46:53 Concluding Thoughts and Resources

Better Together: How Team Science Can Help Your Team Run Smoother with Tina Gunaldo, PhD, DPT, MHS10 Dec 202400:48:48

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, host Dane Groeneveld is joined by Tina Gunaldo, PhD, DPT, MHS, owner of Collaborate for Health, to discuss how team science can make any type of team run smoother, even outside the health space. Tina shares her journey from healthcare practitioner to academic, motivated by a passion for improving interprofessional collaboration in healthcare. She shares the need for structured teamwork training, her 30 characteristics of team science, and how goal setting and division of roles and responsibilities are vital for any team to succeed. Tina also explains the importance of including the patient in the team decision-making process. She discusses using metrics informed by transparent processes and how teamwork training drives long-term ROI. This conversation is packed with practical insights for leaders who want to build high-performing teams in any field.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
02:05 Tina's Background and Journey
04:33 Interprofessional Collaboration in Healthcare
10:00 The Importance of Team Science
14:19 Developing Effective Backup Plans
21:44 Customer-Centric Goal Setting
24:58 Challenges in Customer-Centric Organizations
25:49 The Power of Customer Involvement
26:55 HR Functions and Internal Customers
27:42 Effective Use of Employee Surveys
29:07 Goal Setting and Team Collaboration
34:21 The Importance of Teamwork Training
35:23 Implementing New Initiatives
40:13 Leadership and Team Management
42:18 Empowering Patients as Leaders
45:53 Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways

Building a Thriving Team Through Workplace Culture with Becks Port, PhD03 Dec 202400:44:02

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane hosts Becks Port, PhD, Chief People Officer of 10x Genomics. They chat about how to create a thriving, employee-centric workplace through being honest about their workplace culture. Becks shares how positive culture and aligned employees can lead to better outputs, how context matters in checking in with team progress, and how to appropriately set expectations and structure in a continuous performance management approach. She then shares how AI can help coach teams to be more effective and better at their jobs. Finally, Becks forecasts how she expects to see more importance placed on employee happiness in the future to get better company outputs. 

Key Takeaways:

  • 00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
  • 01:40 Meet Becks Port: Career Journey and Insights
  • 03:20 Defining Employee Thriving and Organizational Culture
  • 14:48 Continuous Performance Management
  • 20:12 The Role of AI in Team Effectiveness
  • 35:27 Future Roles in HR and People Management
  • 42:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Resources Mentioned in the Podcast:

  • Re: Thinking with Adam Grant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT40PZyXWyg
  • Beck's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccaport/
Rerelease: Harnessing Team Power and Creative Energy in the Workplace with Dr. André Martin26 Nov 202400:52:23

In this episode of the Future of Teamwork podcast, Dane Groeneveld hosts Dr. André Martin, author and culture strategist, to explore the dynamics of effective teamwork and the significance of culture in organizational success. Dr. Martin shares his journey from an organizational psychologist to working with leading brands, emphasizing the importance of culture in creating high-energy workplaces where people willingly invest their discretionary effort. They discuss the changing landscape of work and the need for wellness initiatives that are integrated into the core functioning of companies rather than being ancillary. Dr. Martin introduces the concept of 'wrong fit, right fit' in both jobs and teams, highlighting how misalignments can drain creative energy and impact personal lives. The discussion delves into the nuances of leadership, the critical role of self-awareness, and the importance of re-recruiting team members by constantly realigning them with the company's goals and culture. The conversation also covers practical advice for both leaders and team members on how to foster a thriving work environment, touching upon best practices from sports and military contexts to reinforce teamwork and collective efficacy.

 Visit Dr. André Martin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/docmartinpdx/ 

Key Moments/Takeaways:

  • 00:00 Welcome to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
  • 02:23 Dr. André Martin's Journey: From Steel Mills to Silicon Valley
  • 03:56 Harnessing Creative Energy and Managing Negative Emotions
  • 05:52 The Impact of Work on Personal Life and Relationships
  • 06:39 Reimagining Work-Life Harmony and Personal Wellbeing
  • 09:56 The Role of Leadership in Cultivating Workplace Culture
  • 24:06 Redefining Recruitment: Authenticity and the Right Fit
  • 28:31 Unlocking Creative Energy in Every Individual
  • 28:47 Navigating Life's Challenges with Purpose
  • 30:02 Embracing Change and Uncertainty
  • 31:38 The Power of Vulnerability in Leadership
  • 32:30 Revolutionizing Team Dynamics with Capability Gaps
  • 35:11 The Future of Onboarding: Coaching Beyond Orientation
  • 41:30 Learning from Life: The Ultimate Classroom
  • 46:59 Enhancing Team Performance through Collective Efficacy
Rigor Stops Riffs: Aligning Business and People Strategy with Nicole Olver19 Nov 202400:52:38

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane sits down with Nicole Olver, SVP of Administration at The Nuclear Company, to discuss her journey from Australia’s nonprofit sector to the U.S. tech and clean energy industries. Nicole shares how her early career in sustainable development shaped her approach to HR. They discuss how the energy industry is evolving, and the vital role HR plays at the executive level in aligning business strategy with people strategy. They discuss the importance of clarifying job descriptions and measurements of success, and how “rigor stops riffs.” They then look at the shift toward remote work during the COVID pandemic, and how emerging AI and the acceleration of digital practices can shape a resilient and future-focused workplace culture. Finally, Nicole and Dane look at how companies can attract talent and cultivate sustainable growth with the concept of scaffolding and creating enough structure, while still allowing people to play. If you want to infuse more creativity into your approach to teamwork, tune in to this one!

Key takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork
01:20 Nicole's Journey: From Australia to Clean Energy
02:21 Building Sustainable Communities and Businesses
03:10 Riding the Tech Wave in HR
06:34 The Role of HR in Business Strategy
14:14 Navigating Generational Differences in the Workplace
16:36 The Impact of COVID-19 on Work Practices
19:43 Embracing Change and Technology in the Workplace
27:52 Establishing Company Norms and Processes
28:49 Involving the Team in Decision Making
29:45 Task Force Model for Effective Policy Making
31:32 Importance of Multi-Generational and Diverse Teams
32:43 Ride-Along Days and Cross-Functional Learning
35:47 Challenges and Benefits of OKRs
39:52 Realistic and Sustainable Business Growth
41:52 Adapting Compensation Models for New Generations
47:08 The Future of Work and Company Policies
50:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Building High-Performing Teams Through Intentional Leadership with Scott Gottesman12 Nov 202400:50:00

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Scott Gottesman, a strategic, results-driven HR leader with a rich history in biotech. Scott shares about his early days in the music industry and how his entrepreneurial spirit eventually led him into the world of HR. He then discusses the importance of leaders seeing value in someone and recruiting them. Scott shares his experience and strategies for managing a global HR team across 25 countries, including the foundational communication skills required to keep the team running smoothly, despite geographical and cultural differences. Finally, Scott shares about the importance of being intentional with 1:1 meetings for building high performing teams. Tune in for a great conversation on being more intentional as a leader!

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
01:47 Meet Scott Gottesman: HR Leader and Celtics Fan
02:29 Scott's Journey from Music to HR
08:49 Building a Global HR Career
13:26 Effective Leadership in Biotech
21:58 Challenges and Strategies for HR Leaders
28:01 The Importance of Understanding the 'How' in Work
28:57 Adapting Workforce Models for Business Growth
32:02 Strategic Talent Advisory in HR
34:41 Building High-Performing Cross-Functional Teams
36:46 Effective Communication in Remote Teams
46:03 The Significance of One-on-One Meetings
48:21 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

A Data-Driven Approach to Health Can Build Better Teams with Gourab Mukherjee05 Nov 202400:43:28

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Gourab Mukherjee, co-founder and CEO of Aktivo Labs. Chronic disease and healthcare costs are rising every year in an unsustainable way. In response, Aktivo Labs has made it their mission to prevent chronic disease globally by focusing on lifestyle-driven, modifiable risk factors. Gourab explains how data and technology are transforming how companies support employee health, how fostering a culture of belonging and inclusivity can elevate team engagement, and how a data-driven approach to wellness can promote inclusivity. Finally, Gourab shares his perspective on how generative AI is changing the way we work as teams.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
02:13 Gourab’s Journey and Activo Labs
04:37 The Importance of Preventative Healthcare
06:34 Economic Incentives for Healthier Workforces
09:54 Building a Health-Conscious Workplace Culture
17:12 The Role of Technology in Health and Wellness
37:46 Generative AI's Impact on Team Dynamics
41:06 Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Integrating Technology into Teamwork with Jeff Frick29 Oct 202400:47:05

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane sits down with Jeff Frick, founder of Menlo Creek Media and host of the podcasts Work 20XX and Turn The Lens, to talk about how technology plays into teamwork today. Jeff shares about how his early experiences in the tech industry led him to focus on leadership and communication in the context of the future of work. Jeff then discusses how remote work has shifted traditional methods of ideation and team collaboration, and increased the need for psychological safety and inclusivity in decision-making. Together, Jeff and Dane reflect on how technology has made previously inaccessible resources widely available, opening doors for innovation across the globe, and stress the need for organizations to treat employees as whole individuals, not just resources. Overall, Jeff highlights the need for embracing technology while also ensuring that human skills, like leadership and communication, are not neglected.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
02:19 Jeff's Journey: From TV Store to Media Executive
03:26 The Impact of COVID-19 on Media and Work
04:58 The Evolution of Work and Technology
06:20 AI and the Future of Communication
07:53 Leadership and Communication in the Modern Era
16:49 The Shift in Leadership Styles
20:47 The Role of AI in Decision Making and Negotiation
24:02 Human vs. Machine Negotiation
24:46 Embracing Change and Innovation
25:32 Creating Conditions for Success
26:14 Amazon's Leadership Philosophy
27:06 Frugality as an Innovation Driver
28:47 Encouraging Discretionary Effort
29:30 Blameless Retrospectives
37:01 Managing Human Energy
38:16 The Future of Education and Technology
44:13 Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways

Harnessing Authenticity and Energy in Teamwork with Ashley Jablow22 Oct 202400:50:10

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Ashley Jablow, coach and founder at Wayfinders Collective, about bringing authenticity, energy, and one’s whole self to teamwork. Ashley shares her journey from working in the nonprofit and innovation sectors to running her own business. Dane and Ashley discuss the importance of reflection and how team members can help you see strengths you may not recognize in yourself. Ashley also talks about the value of coaching and facilitation skills and using creative tools like alter egos to encourage different perspectives and foster psychological safety during brainstorming sessions. Tune in for practical ways to bring authenticity into your team!

00:00 Welcome to the Future of Teamwork
02:08 Ashley's Journey: From Silicon Valley to Wayfinders Collective
04:18 The Power of Design Thinking and Innovation
05:51 Embracing Iteration and Experimentation
09:52 The Importance of Self-Reflection and Team Feedback
18:21 Discover, Define, Imagine, Iterate: A Practical Approach
23:51 Balancing Long-Term Vision with Immediate Action
25:22 Navigating Ambiguity and Trust in Iteration
26:35 Balancing Risk and Experimentation
27:04 Introducing Constraints and Honest Conversations
29:25 Designing Alliances for Effective Teamwork
32:09 Documenting Alliances and Ensuring Alignment
35:17 Facilitation Skills and Handling Conflict
40:44 The Power of Alter Egos in Team Dynamics
46:05 Conclusion and Resources

Human First, Leader Second: Fostering Self-Compassion in the Workplace with Massimo Backus15 Oct 202400:49:50

In this episode of The Future of Teamwork, Dane sits down with Massimo Backus, author of Human First, Leader Second, and founder of Massimo Backus Leadership. Massimo shares his journey of discovering self-compassion after a humbling experience in leadership and how that shaped how he now approaches leadership with self-awareness and self-compassion. Massimo advocates for emotional fluency within teams. He argues that when teams can freely express emotions, the emotions pass more quickly, helping people make clearer, more thoughtful decisions. They also reflect on the evolution of leadership, noting how we've been conditioned by industrial-era mindsets to always strive for progress even though we're human. Listen to learn how self-compassion, accountability, and open dialogue can foster healthier, more productive workplaces.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork
02:06 Massimo's Journey to Self-Compassion
04:09 The Power of Self-Compassion in Leadership
09:00 Implementing Self-Compassion in Teams
19:45 Practical Tips for Team Check-Ins
25:05 Embracing Vulnerability and Humanity
26:47 The Evolution of Work and Social Contracts
29:34 Self-Awareness and Self-Acceptance
32:14 Challenges of Servant Leadership
34:19 Personal Accountability in the Workplace
41:17 The Importance of Transparency
43:29 Developing Self-Compassion Skills
46:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

The Power of Curiosity and Data: Building Inclusivity Practices for Business Impact with Sonya Sepahban08 Oct 202400:51:01

In this important conversation on The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with Sonya Sepahban, CEO of OurOffice, about the importance of curiosity, data-driven DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) initiatives, and how organizations can create lasting business impact through inclusive practices. Sonya shares her journey of discovering how DEI efforts, when combined with proper business metrics, can drive both diversity and financial success. Together, Dane and Sonya explore the significance of psychological safety and transparency in the workplace. Tune in to learn how DEIB isn’t just about benefiting underrepresented groups, but improving the work environment for all employees.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
01:29 Meet Sonya Sepahban: From Aspiring Astronaut to DEIB Leader
02:02 Sonya's Journey: Embracing Curiosity and Overcoming Challenges
04:53 Breaking Barriers: Sonya's Experience in Engineering and DEIB
08:23 The Importance of Data in DEIB Initiatives
12:33 Engineering Mindset in DEIB: Connecting the Dots
15:58 Challenges and Strategies in Promoting DEIB
26:35 The Mission of OurOffice and the Role of Ganesha
27:24 Building the Platform in India
27:43 The Symbolism of Ganesha
29:07 Meeting Organizations Where They Are
29:56 Understanding Organizational Drivers
32:34 Connecting Data for Better Insights
36:23 The Importance of Historical Data
38:37 Real Business Results from DEIB Efforts
44:47 Creating a Psychologically Safe Space
48:00 Sustainable Systems Leadership
49:07 Conclusion and Contact Information

Reimagining the Workplace Experience with Phil Kirschner01 Oct 202400:50:52

This week on The Future of Teamwork, Dane chats with “accidental workplace strategist” Phil Kirschner, about how to improve the way workplaces run and teams collaborate. Today, they’re talking about how written work guidelines can reduce meetings, encourage a sense of purpose in team members, and improve efficiency. They discuss the importance of dynamic onboarding processes and advocate for a new way to manage the holistic employee experience. Together, they cover the evolving nature of work, especially post-pandemic – and highlight the need for personalization rather than categorizing workers into rigid personas like "anchor" or "mobile" workers. Phil emphasizes that companies should continually ask, "What can we be doing better?" to eliminate inefficiency and improve overall workplace experience.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork
01:24 Meet Phil Kirschner: A Journey in Workplace Strategy
04:28 The Executive Mindset and Workplace Transformation
09:08 The Power of Storytelling in Leadership
14:49 Embracing Transparency and Documentation
23:30 Remote Work and the Future of Team Dynamics
28:15 The Impact of COVID on Organizational Structure
29:05 Burnout and the Breakdown of Workplace Systems
29:48 Challenges in Onboarding and Employee Experience
30:43 The Role of Documentation and Recorded Meetings
31:43 Dynamic Libraries and Onboarding Solutions
33:17 The Intersection of HR and Operations
35:04 Future of Work: Hybrid and Remote Roles
38:37 Personalization in the Workplace
46:00 Experimenting with Workspaces and Flexibility
48:14 Concluding Thoughts and Practical Tips

Creating a Culture of Civility with Sejal Thakkar24 Sep 202400:47:56

This week on the podcast, Dane sits down with Sejal Thakkar, Chief Civility Officer, Chief Culture Officer, and keynote speaker. Today, Dane and Sejal explore how creating a culture of civility in the workplace is a crucial part of working well as a team, what microaggressions are and how they show up in the workplace, and her framework for correcting these behaviors through “calling someone in.” She shares how her framework encourages employees to share the responsibility and resolve issues collaboratively at the ground level, instead of bringing it up the chain to their supervisor or HR. Finally, she talks through how psychological safety at work can create a stronger, more effective team. This is a great conversation to combat the growing trend of incivility in the workplace.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
02:09 Sejal's Journey from Defense Attorney to Civility Advocate
03:51 Understanding and Addressing Incivility
10:27 The Role of Microaggressions in Workplace Incivility
19:30 The Civility Action Plan (CAP) Framework
24:49 Frustrations with Anti-Harassment Training
25:30 Drawing Parallels with the Safety Industry
26:32 Introducing the Civility Action Plan
27:20 Importance of Alignment in Civility
29:12 Promotion and Continuous Learning
31:11 Implementing Psychological Safety
32:28 Encouraging Collaborative Conflict Resolution
42:23 The Role of AI in Promoting Civility
44:15 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action

 Psychological safety at work doesn't mean that everybody is nice to each other all the time. It means that people feel free to brainstorm out loud, to voice half-finished thoughts, to share feedback, challenge the status quo, openly challenge and work through disagreements together, knowing that the organization and the leaders value honesty, candor, truth-telling, and that the team members have each other's backs. 

Beyond Traditional Team-Building: Strategies for Stronger Businesses with Mark Cruth17 Sep 202400:48:41

This week on the podcast, Dane welcomes modern work coach Mark Cruth. Dane and Mark discuss incorporating storytelling in leadership, effectively sharing stories and messages across larger teams, and the need for foundational teamwork practices and work agreements (instead of another new tool). They then explore the effectiveness of traditional team-building activities and the need for leadership to drive team success actively. Finally, Mark shares his insights on how to build better team relationships and improve teamwork with practical, intentional strategies. This conversation is great for leaders who want to make a better, more synergistically working team.

Key Takeaways:
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Teamwork Podcast
01:33 Mark's Beginnings
02:22 Mark's Journey into Teamwork and Organizational Design
03:38 Transforming Team Practices at Atlassian
04:57 The Role of Modern Work Coach
09:22 The Power of Storytelling in Team Dynamics
17:11 Challenges and Solutions in Remote Work
23:05 The Importance of Foundational Solutions
24:34 Creating Effective Working Agreements
25:50 Communication Tools and Team Norms
27:25 Addressing Team Friction
28:38 The Role of Leadership in Team Dynamics
31:02 Tool Sprawl and Efficiency
36:33 The Future of Teamwork
40:19 The Value of Internal Consultants
45:07 Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways

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