Building Brand Gravity: Attracting People Into Your Orbit – Details, episodes & analysis

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Building Brand Gravity: Attracting People Into Your Orbit

G&S Communications

Business

Frequency: 1 episode/30d. Total Eps: 54

Building Brand Gravity: Attracting People Into Your Orbit, is a podcast for communicators across industries looking to gain an inside view into business influence. Each episode will feature a down-to-earth conversation with leading communications professionals, to share what they’re hearing and what they’re saying, in real time.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-e-green/
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/robjek/
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalienixonphd/
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https://www.gscommunications.com/
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https://comm.osu.edu/people/appiah.2
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https://www.coldwellbanker.com/
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From C-Suite Leader to Board Room Influence

Thursday, October 8, 2026 • Duration 59:36

Communications leaders have spent decades earning a seat in the C-suite. The boardroom is a different room, with a much shorter list of seats and a much higher bar.
Dr. Matt Ragas of DePaul University joins Steve Halsey for a first look at his new research on the senior communications leaders who have actually landed corporate board seats. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 20 executives whose collective experience spans more than 125 boards, the study maps what separates the leaders who want a seat from the ones who get one. Matt and Steve dig into what kind of P&L experience is most valuable, the reality that two thirds of board seats are spoken for before you ever apply, and why a board bio is a very different document than a CV. They also make the case that private, PE-backed, and nonprofit boards may be the most overlooked path of all.
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Why financial and P&L experience keeps surfacing as the top limiting factor, and the routes leaders take to get it
What a communications director contributes that the CCO down the hall and the outside agency don’t have access to
How interlocking board relationships, not board readiness programs, tend to produce real seats
What to do over the next 12 months if board service is the goal

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Why the Best Boards Choose Trust Over Harmony

Tuesday, September 8, 2026 • Duration 50:37

We often talk about boards in technical terms: governance, fiduciary responsibility, bylaws, committees, assessments, and compliance. Yet first and foremost, a board is a human system. And like any human system, it can either accelerate change or quietly get in the way.

Anne Green sits down with Deborah Macfarlan Enright, longtime board strategist, consultant and author of the new book Bored to Death: Transform Your Non-Profit Board Into a Strategic Catalyst for Change, to explore what separates a board that looks good on paper from one that actually works. Deb makes a compelling case that applies to all types of boards – corporate or nonprofit – as well as any leadership group that seeks to be higher functioning. In the conversation, Deb underscores that every board seat is a priceless asset to be filled with intention and that the real work is human long before it’s procedural. Anne and Deb dig into the difference between harmony and trust, why collegiality can quietly become avoidance, and how the right systems remove friction instead of adding it. It’s a conversation about boards that turns out to be about any team where smart, well-meaning people find the courage to tell each other the truth – and where leaders ensure mission and business objectives are not obscured by procedure.In this episode:

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