Transforming Education: Leadership Lessons

Dr. Ryan Wise, Executive Director of Education in Iowa joins us to preview our upcoming fall Leadership in Education Conference and discuss big topics on teacher leadership, the new Iowa instructional framework pilot program and how to effectively support building principals.

The 9th president of Northwestern College, Greg Christy shares the challenges in higher education and how he values a collaborative leadership style to overcome those challenges. Greg and Gary talk through the impact of personal hardships like cancer and how connecting through our stories powerfully transforms the narrative of living, leading & serving.

Aaron and Joe are well-respected leaders with tons of experience in high-pressure environments. They first met as NFL player and chaplain for the Green Bay Packers and now coach individuals and organizations through the Align Process. We dive into their journey and learn how to get better every day by aligning our time and purpose.

We have all experienced good and even poor customer service! This episode’s guest, Dr. Rebecca Hoey has discovered that caring well for students in higher ed. or any setting makes all the difference. She’s all about empowering her team, supporting women in leadership and making education accessible!

In this episode of Transforming Education: Leadership Lessons, Gary Richardson talks with top Edupreneur, author and speaker Angela Maiers. Founder of the Choose2Matter Movement, Angela discusses her passion for empowering others through mattering. Everyone is created for significance.

Northwestern College’s Gary Richardson is joined by Mr. Jeff Herzberg in this episode of Transforming Education: Leadership Lessons to discuss qualities of great leaders, leading as a disruptor and challenging educational leaders to bring awareness of mental health and trauma in schools.

Northwestern College’s Gary Richardson is joined by Dr. Ron Juffer to discuss leading through investing, serving and modeling. Ron gives his take on leadership qualities of effective leaders while also opining on the Cubs and offering our first book challenge.