CHARGING UP LEADERSHIP
Ultimately, you are first and foremost a leader of yourself. Leadership starts with you. Knowing yourself, stepping into your power, and while standing in that power, with full awareness, being the best version of YOU at your core. Personally and professionally.
With a variety of guests in the field of leadership, development, health and well-being, energy, and motivation, I promise insightful conversations to spark new thoughts, perspectives, and motivation to charge you up!
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Ep. 22 - John E. Abele: “VISION & INNOVATION: Revolutionizing Surgical Procedures”
Tune into the Charging Up Leadership podcast for an inspiring interview with John Abele, co-founder of Boston Scientific, as he shares his journey of innovation in the medical device industry. Discover key insights on leadership, the importance of innovation a,d collaboration, and the importance of perseverance and teamwork. Whether you're an entrepreneur, professional, engineer, or physician, or curious about the history of groundbreaking medical advancements, this episode offers valuable lessons and motivation. Don't miss this chance to hear from a pioneering force in healthcare!
Ep. 21 - Michael P. Phalen: “The CULTURE that turned BSC into BSX”
Michael Phalen, retired Boston Scientific Executive Vice President (& Executive Committee member) and President, Medical Surgery (MedSurg), discusses the BSC culture, how it has evolved over the last 30+ years, and its legacy. With a nod to founders John Abele and Peter Nicholas, Mike discusses the BSC vision, core values, and key leadership attributes that propelled the private BSC start-up into the very public BSC medical giant it is today. Drawing on his vast experience—including heading up Endoscopy, Urology/Pelvic Health and the Neuromodulation businesses, and operations in Canada and Latin America—Phalen brings a unique perspective to “the BSC magic”.
Stay tuned for the end of the podcast to find out why former employees have reunited three times!