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I organize orgies — can I talk about it in my job hunt?

Alison Green

My examples have to do with adult topics (think consent education, not like graphic how-tos) that I think would color their perception of my candidacy. The subject matter is likely to make people uncomfortable, and for a lot of people it’ll raise questions about your judgment in using the experience at all.

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Data Governance | Lauren Maffeo

Peter Winick

Our guest today is Lauren Maffeo, Author of “Designing Data Governance from the Ground Up” and an adjunct Lecturer of Design at The George Washington University. Lauren is the author of Designing Data Governance. And Lauren is also an adjunct lecturer in Interaction design at George Washington University.

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Implementing niche solutions at scale | Urvashi Bhatnagar

Peter Winick

We round out the conversation discussing how thought leadership’s ability to help design the future. Thought Leaders who are conscious leaders – focused on mentoring and enabling – can make great strides in designing a brighter future in multiple fields. Yeah, why is it considered niche subject? Urvashi Bhatnagar Yeah.

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Formalizing Thought Leadership within an Organization | Stacey Flax and Carlos Williams

Peter Winick

Stacey further explains the need to take a step back and think about your message. As a bonus, we take a look back at John Snow’s discover of cholera in the water in the 1920s – perhaps some of the first thought leadership on the topic of water analysis – and how those insights still affect us today. Stacy Flax Sure.

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Creating Engagement for Ideas | Scott Gould

Peter Winick

Properly defining the topic you want your thought leadership to center around is one of the biggest jobs that you have. And I know this is a topic that you’ve spent a lot of time thinking about. And this is what we can think of as hard engagement or affective engagement or social engagement. Same with customers.

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Thought Leadership and Adult Learning | Manja Horner

Peter Winick

My guest is Manja Horner, the founder of Boost Learning Design, where she helps other big-hearted entrepreneurs make a difference – while growing their businesses. Manja explains why you have to ask questions, and how to encourage your audience to think in larger terms about possible solutions. I think you see the connection.

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Understanding and Creating Sustainable Thought Leadership | Christopher Fox

Peter Winick

While some might think this means blasting your thought leadership out to as many people as possible Chris explains why drilling down to the specific person and position that can have the largest influence on your business can be more effective. When creating thought leadership, don’t think of your audience in broad terms.

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