Ken Myer's guest appearances

Ken Myer

Market Impact Insights

Ethan Evans Podcast

Conversations on Careers and Professional Life

Mark Pattison

Scott Smith

Alan Cohen

Dan Englander

Christopher Hughes

Blair Singer

Pat Byrne

Tim Taylor

Michael Litt

Sharon Richardson

Alex Crawford

Mike Cobb

John Flannery

Devin Nash

John Traynor

OwlTail

Interim executive expert and University of Washington Foster School of Business leadership lecturer Ken Myer joins Dan Albaum to discuss the drivers of effective leadership during times of organizational transition. Times of great change are often the best opportunity to achieve transformational impact as a leader!

Filling The Leadership Gap - Ken Myer

Everyone starts new jobs, projects, and internal roles well. Organizations change and suddenly we have to meet new peers, bosses, and employees. The EZ Coach discussed how to do this well. He was joined by special guest Ken Myer, a professional interim CEO. Ken routinely joins companies on as little as 24 hours of notice when they have lost their CEO and quickly need someone who can provide continuity and leadership until a new permanent person is located. As a result, Ken has a wealth of wisdom to share on how to effectively start a new project or role.

Everyone starts new jobs, projects, and internal roles well. Organizations change and suddenly we have to meet new peers, bosses, and employees. The EZ Coach discussed how to do this well. He was joined by special guest Ken Myer, a professional interim CEO. Ken routinely joins companies on as little as 24 hours of notice when they have lost their CEO and quickly need someone who can provide continuity and leadership until a new permanent person is located. As a result, Ken has a wealth of wisdom to share on how to effectively start a new project or role.

Starting New Jobs Well (Special Guest Ken Myer)

On this episode, I speak with Ken Myer about leadership, entrepreneurship, and startups.  Ken is an interim CEO, a commercialization adviser with CoMotion, the UW Innovation Hub. He is a lecturer at the Foster School of Business where he shares his expertise on leadership with students in the Masters in Entrepreneurship Program. During winter Quarters 2018, he will be teaching the core MBA course, Leading Teams and Organizations or LTO. Ken mentions the following books:  Kim Scott, Radical Candor Derik Liddow, Startup Leadership The Culture Code John Dorner, Measure What Matters Bill George, True North Daniel Khaneman, Thinking Fast and Thinking Slow  And organizations:  Washington Technology Industry Association Center for Leadership and Strategic Thinking  Ken talked about the importance of networking, and recently listened to Jordan Harbinger on Dan Harris's 10% Happier Podcast give some great advice on building your network (at 50:10 in the episode).

On this episode, I speak with Ken Myer about leadership, entrepreneurship, and startups.  Ken is an interim CEO, a commercialization adviser with CoMotion, the UW Innovation Hub. He is a lecturer at the Foster School of Business where he shares his expertise on leadership with students in the Masters in Entrepreneurship Program. During winter Quarters 2018, he will be teaching the core MBA course, Leading Teams and Organizations or LTO. Ken mentions the following books: <ul> <li>Kim Scott, Radical Candor</li> <li>Derik Liddow, Startup Leadership</li> <li>The Culture Code</li> <li>John Dorner, Measure What Matters</li> <li>Bill George, True North</li> <li>Daniel Khaneman, Thinking Fast and Thinking Slow</li> </ul> And organizations: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.washingtontechnology.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Washington Technology Industry Association</a></li> <li><a href="https://foster.uw.edu/centers/leadership/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Center for Leadership and Strategic Thinking</a></li> </ul> Ken talked about the importance of networking, and recently listened to <a href="https://overcast.fm/+GHnb2b6Jw/50:10" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jordan Harbinger on Dan Harris's 10% Happier Podcast give some great advice on building your network</a> (at 50:10 in the episode).

5: Ken Myer on Leadership Lessons & Career Paths