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The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoLeading With Empathy: Building Trust and Collaboration at WorkWhat if leading with empathy, trust, and even softness was the key to thriving in the high-speed world of tech? In this episode, Ginger Day Emens shares how a deeply human approach to leadership transforms team dynamics, tackles workplace challenges, and redefines what it truly means to succeed.Ginger Day Emens is the Chief of Staff at ControlUp, where she drives strategic alignment and execution across sales, marketing, and customer success teams. With a diverse background that spans teaching middle school science, consulting, editing, and higher education administration, Ginger blends analytical rigor with a deeply human approach...
2026-01-0830 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoTurning Educational Frameworks Into Team Success Tools with Sri NarayananWhat if the secret to building high-performing teams at work comes from the classroom? In this episode, Sri Narayanan shares the unconventional rituals, challenges, and breakthroughs that helped her transform education-inspired insights into powerful tools for workplace cohesion. Tune in for real stories, actionable strategies, and a fresh take on what really drives collaboration and growth.Sri Narayanan is the co-founder and CEO of Nala AI and founder of Kodely, where she blends education, technology, and workplace learning to build healthier, more collaborative organizational cultures. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Sri’s experience spans product development at Blackstone Ve...
2025-12-2326 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoCulture by Accident or Design? Creating Strong Teams in Mission-Driven OrganizationsEver wondered why purpose-driven teams sometimes struggle to focus or how a strong sense of belonging can make tough decisions even harder? In this episode, experts Andrea Gunn and Liana Paris pull back the curtain on the unique dynamics, surprising challenges, and powerful strategies inside high-impact animal advocacy organizations. Tune in for real-world insights that just might change how you think about leadership and culture.Liana Paris is a speaker and organizational leader known for her focus on impactful strategy. Drawing from her recent talks, she emphasizes that organizations often try to do too much, losing effectiveness...
2025-12-1832 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoWorld Domination and Giving Back: How Quintessa Inspires Sales Teams to PerformWhat does it take to transform a team culture, dramatically reduce turnover, and inspire people with real purpose? In this episode, Lauren Von Mingee shares how she built a values-driven company, motivates her team with innovative incentives, and leads with a spirit of generosity that’s redefining what it means to succeed in business. Tune in for actionable insights and a fresh take on making work meaningful.Lauren Von Mingee is the founder and CEO of Quintessa Marketing, a performance-driven company known for its innovative approach to employee engagement and corporate responsibility. Under her leadership, Quintessa has gr...
2025-12-1129 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoBuilding High-Performing Teams Through Self-Managed Systems with Amanda PikeDiscover how Amanda Pike, an environmental engineer turned COO, uses the science of natural systems to create workplaces where people truly thrive and learn why giving your team just the right amount of structure could be the secret to unlocking their creativity and motivation. Don’t miss this episode if you want to rethink how teams grow, lead, and stay engaged!Amanda Pike is the Chief Operating Officer at thinkPARALLAX, where she draws on over 15 years of experience aligning people, purpose, and sustainability to build thriving workplaces. With a background in environmental engineering, Amanda brings a unique sy...
2025-12-0424 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoStrategies for Team Alignment and Clarity in Fast-Moving Companies with Cher MurphyWhat does it really take to build alignment, clarity, and high performance in a fast-moving startup? In this episode, Cher Murphy, Chief of Staff at Sydecar, reveals her secrets to thriving in chaos, decoding executive psychology, and turning company values into everyday actions sharing powerful insights that every ambitious team needs to hear.Cher Murphy is the Chief of Staff at Sydecar, where she’s renowned for building clarity, alignment, and high-performing teams in a hypergrowth environment. With a career spanning operations leadership, consulting, and multiple chief of staff roles, she specializes in translating company values into da...
2025-11-2032 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoScaling Companies Through People: Insights from Matt Massucci on Recruiting and Team CohesionWhat does it take to design high-performing, deeply connected teams in today’s ever-evolving workplace? Join Dr. Bobbi Wegner and talent expert Matt Massucci as they pull back the curtain on the messy realities, unexpected lessons, and game-changing strategies behind successful hiring, team cohesion, and the future of work complete with candid stories you won’t hear anywhere else.Matt Massucci is the founder of Hirewell - Global Talent Solutions, with over 24 years of experience helping tech and fintech companies build high-performing teams. Formerly a consultant at Arthur Andersen and Deloitte, Matt combines search expertise with a cons...
2025-11-1331 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoHow Design Thinking Shapes High-Performing Teams at Work with Hannah RosenfeldWhat if designing a thriving workplace culture isn’t about mandates from the top but about intentionally shaping the conditions for people to come alive at work? In this episode, organizational design expert Hannah Rosenfeld reveals the six powerful levers that can transform teams and unlock lasting change from within.Hannah Rosenfeld is an Executive Design Director at IDEO, renowned for her expertise in designing systems and interventions that organically shape organizational culture. With a background in design research and a passion for systems thinking, Hannah helps organizations foster meaningful behavioral shifts, favoring intentional design over top-down ma...
2025-11-0638 min
KneeToKneeFrom Stress to Success: The Science of Connection - Dr. Bobbi WegnerIn this episode, we dive into the transformative power of human connection with Dr. Bobbi Wegner, a clinical psychologist, Harvard lecturer, and entrepreneur. Dr. Bobbi shares her expertise in organizational psychology and group dynamics, exploring how authentic relationships impact both personal well-being and business outcomes. Learn about her innovative platform, GROOPS, which modernizes mental health delivery through guided conversations, fostering connection in workplaces and beyond. From navigating hypergrowth companies to revitalizing legacy organizations, Dr. Bobbi offers actionable insights on building cohesive teams, promoting psychological safety, and driving innovation. Tune in for engaging discussions on leadership, culture-building, and the psychology...
2025-11-0442 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoBuilding Human-Centered Cultures in Fast-Growth Startups with Amy CampbellBuilding Human-Centered Cultures in Fast-Growth Startups with Amy CampbellEpisode Title OptionsBuilding Human-Centered Cultures in Fast-Growth Startups with Amy CampbellStrengths-Based Leadership and the Science of Team PerformanceCulture, Burnout, and Balance: Amy Campbell’s Guide for Modern LeadersHow Psychology Powers High-Performing Teams with Dr. Amy CampbellShow NotesWhat happens when a mental health expert steps into the high-stakes world of tech startups? In this episode, Dr. Amy Campbell shares the unexpected lessons she learned building a thriving people-first culture from sc...
2025-10-3039 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoThe Ripple Effect of Empowerment: Annie Ripp’s Journey in Wellness and LeadershipWhat happens when you combine intuition, the science of wellness, and the ripple effect of female empowerment? Join Dr. Bobbi Wegner and entrepreneur Annie Ripp as they share personal stories, surprising career pivots, and the overlooked warning signs that might be holding you and your team back from feeling and performing your best. This episode will make you rethink what it really means to thrive at work and in life.Annie Ripp is the founder of Let’s Feel Good, a lifestyle implementation coach, and an early-stage investor with Wildwood Ventures, where she supports purpose-driven founders as th...
2025-10-1636 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoScaling Culture Without Losing Soul: Courtney King on High Engagement and Fun at BeatBoxCurious how a company can grow at lightning speed without losing its soul? In this episode, Dr. Bobbi Wegner sits down with Courtney King, SVP of People and Culture at Beatbox Beverages, to reveal the unconventional secrets behind building a fun, high-performing workplace where people actually want to stay and how measuring “fun” could be your next game-changer.Courtney King is the Senior Vice President of People and Culture at BeatBox Beverages, where she built the people function from the ground up, helping the company grow from under 40 to over 270 employees during hypergrowth. Renowned for her human-centered and...
2025-10-0242 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoLeading with Humanity: Repair, Rupture, and Resilience in Organizations with Amy BouqueEver wondered how high-performing teams are really built from the inside out? In this episode, Dr. Bobbi Wegner sits down with Amy Bouque, Chief People Officer at Kelly Services, to unpack the real power of vulnerability, trust, and authentic connection at work. Amy reveals the surprising leadership practices that transformed a legacy company’s culture from the ground up. Don’t miss these actionable insights for creating teams where people actually thrive.Amy Bouque is the Chief People Officer at Kelly Services, where she champions a purpose-driven, human-centered approach to workplace culture. With over 30 years of HR expe...
2025-09-1837 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoAI, People, and Peak Performance: Legal Leadership with Eowynne NobleCurious how AI is reshaping the high-stakes world of law? Join Dr. Bobbi Wegner and Chief People Officer Eowynne Noble as they dive into the psychology of collaboration, disrupting tradition, and what it takes to help even the most skeptical teams thrive in the age of rapid change. This episode explores the human stories behind technological transformation and why adaptability may be a lawyer’s greatest asset.Eowynne Noble is the Chief People Officer at Fasken, one of Canada’s leading law firms, where she leads people strategy, DEI, and mentorship. With over 30 years of experience in empl...
2025-09-0441 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoLeading With Humanity: Suicide Prevention, Connection, and Growth in High-Stress Environments with Eli EmbletonWhat does it really take to build trust and connection in one of America’s toughest industries? In this episode, leadership coach Eli Embleton shares his powerful personal story, from crisis and survival instincts to the transformative power of vulnerability in high-stress environments. Tune in to find out why connection isn’t just good for culture, it’s a true lifeline.Eli Embleton is the Leadership Development Coach at Zachry Construction Corporation, where he champions trust, dialogue, and psychological safety across large, distributed teams. A dedicated mental health advocate and former safety trainer, Eli is the co-author of the...
2025-08-2143 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoBridging Technology and Humanity: HR’s New Frontier in Work Psychology with Kyle ForrestWhat if reimagining the future of work meant unlocking not just business performance, but deeper human potential? Join Dr. Bobbi Wegner and Deloitte’s Kyle Forrest as they reveal the unexpected links between neuroscience, team dynamics, and AI. Plus practical insights to help you thrive in the changing world of work.Kyle Forrest is a leader at Deloitte specializing in the future of HR, workforce strategy, and unlocking both human and business potential. Deeply passionate about reimagining the employee experience, Kyle champions a shift from tenure-based models to skills-based contributions and helps organizations rethink how people grow, wo...
2025-08-0740 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoThe Price of Nice in the Workplace with Amira BargerWhat if being “nice” at work is actually holding your team back? In this thought-provoking episode, Amira Barger unpacks the hidden costs of workplace niceness and reveals why embracing discomfort and honest conversation might just be the secret to authentic connection and breakthrough innovation.Amira Barger is an award-winning Executive Vice President at Edelman, where she leads global DEI advisory and communication strategy, supporting renowned clients like CVS Health, Pfizer, and the CDC. With over 20 years of experience, Amira is also a respected professor at California State University, East Bay, teaching marketing, communication, and change management. A pass...
2025-07-2431 min
PeopleFirst! with Morag BarrettThe Psychology of Connection at Work: The Science Behind Connection, and What Leaders Can Do About It Today Dr. Bobbi WegnerWe’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Bobbi Wegner—psychologist, Harvard lecturer, and founder of GROOPS—to People First!. With her unique blend of clinical and organizational psychology, Bobbi shares how leaders can evolve from taskmasters to team coaches by leveraging simple psychological tools that drive connection, performance, and well-being.In a world where workplace disconnection is at an all-time high, Bobbi’s insights are a timely reminder that relationships are not just a “nice to have”—they’re a business imperative.🔑 4 Key Takeaways You Won’t Want to Miss:03:00 — The Power of One PersonDr. Lee, B...
2025-07-1424 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoBridging Generations and Cultures at Work: LaToya Lyn on Motivation and InclusionEver wondered what really drives people at work—and how motivation is evolving in today’s rapidly changing workplace? In this episode, Dr. Bobbi Wegner sits down with human capital strategist LaToya Lyn to uncover the hidden forces behind team performance, generational shifts, and the psychology leaders need to build a future-ready organization. Get ready for real talk, actionable strategies, and fresh insights that will change the way you think about work.LaToya Lyn is a fractional Chief People Officer and human capital strategist with over fifteen years of experience supporting high-growth organizations across tech, healthcare, and educ...
2025-07-1034 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoThe Human Side of AI: Creating Belonging, Control, and Growth at Work with Tushar PanditCurious how AI, change, and company culture intersect—and what the “future of work” really looks like? In this episode, Dr. Bobbi Wegner talks to Tushar Pandit, Chief People Officer at SPINS, about how leaders can help teams embrace transformation, tackle resistance, and actually have fun along the way.Tushar Pandit is the Chief People Officer at SPINS, a leading provider of retail consumer insights, analytics, and consulting for the natural, organic, and specialty product industry. With over 25 years of experience spanning tech-enabled startups and multinational corporations, Tushar is known for his business-led, insights-driven approach to people strate...
2025-06-2733 min
Leadership & Motivation Unleashed: Practical Leadership for Modern WorkplacesThe Impact of Mergers and Acquisitions on Workplace CultureToday’s episode of Leadership & Motivation Unleashed is a conversation on the impact of mergers and acquisitions on workplace culture. There has been a lot of research on this topic over many years, and one Harvard Business Review article even said that most mergers and acquisitions fail because the people aspect is simply not considered enough.We’re discussing the significance of the people aspect in mergers and acquisitions, and providing actionable advice for leaders navigating these challenging transitions.▶️ The Impact of Mergers and Acquisitions on Workplace Culture:[02:13] The people aspect of mergers and acquisit...
2025-06-1834 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoFrom Chaos to Cohesion: Supporting Teams Beyond Work with Jon CooperEver wonder how the messiness of real life shapes the way teams function at work? In this episode, Dr. Bobbi Wegner and Jon Cooper, CEO of Overalls, reveal what happens when companies truly support employees beyond the job description—and why helping people tackle daily chaos and life's big disruptors might just be the secret to high-performing, deeply connected teams.Jon Cooper is the cofounder and CEO of Overalls, a company redefining how employers support their teams by addressing life’s non-work challenges—from caregiving to financial stress and beyond. Bringing more than 15 years of experience building and sc...
2025-06-1336 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoShaping Team Culture: Coaching, Feedback, and Trust with Joel GreengrassWhat if the key to a high-performing team isn’t just what you do, but how you give and receive feedback? In this episode, Joel Greengrass, Global Chief People Officer at Yieldstreet, pulls back the curtain on why feedback feels so risky—and how rethinking it can transform leaders, teams, and company culture.Joel Greengrass is the Global Chief People Officer at Yieldstreet, bringing decades of experience shaping organizational culture and building high-performing teams across leading growth brands, including BuzzFeed, FanDuel, and Equinox Fitness. A seasoned leadership advisor and IPEC-certified coach, Joel is passionate about fostering environments that...
2025-05-3038 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoCreating High-Trust Teams: Bridging Psychology and Military Leadership with Colonel Jason WatkinsEver wondered how high-performing teams are built in some of the world’s most demanding environments? In this episode, Jason Watkins, a Colonel in the United States Air Force, dives deep into the psychology, challenges, and surprising humanity behind creating cohesion and trust in military teams—revealing actionable strategies anyone can use to spark stronger connections and elevate performance, no matter where you work. His comments and opinions are his own and do not represent the DoD or the Department of the Air Force.Col W. Jason Watkins is the Commander at the 22d Air Task Force, Fair...
2025-05-1638 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoHumility, Trust, and Agility: The Guide to Workplace Cohesion with Lauren CareyWhat happens when humility, innovation, and psychological safety converge in a high-growth tech company? In this episode, Lauren Carey shares the candid behind-the-scenes insights that help teams thrive, take risks, and enjoy their work—don’t miss her actionable take on building a culture where people love to work.Lauren Carey believes in keeping life simple and values the power of humility. Guided by the KISS principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid), Lauren focuses on self-awareness, always mindful of her strengths as well as areas for growth. She sees each new work environment as a unique opportunity to lear...
2025-05-0233 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoExploring Workplace Culture Shifts with DEI Expert Donna DanielsExplore the complexities of workplace dynamics with Donna Daniels, the Chief People Officer at Ceres, as she explores why well-intentioned initiatives stall and how leaders can foster true belonging and innovation in ever-evolving work cultures. Discover the balance between values and progress in this insightful conversation with Dr. Bobbi Wegner on "The Psychology of Work.”Donna Daniels is the Chief People Officer and Diversity Officer at Ceres, where she expertly navigates the complexities of leadership, human behavior, and workplace culture. With a career dedicated to understanding team dynamics, Donna helps organizations address the challenges of change resistance an...
2025-04-1834 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoTurning Employee Experience into Business Success with Scott LeuchterJoin Dr. Bobbi Wegner as she sits down with Dr. Scott Leuchter, the Global Chief People Officer at Ideal Clamp Products, to explore the fascinating intersection of psychology and business. Discover how understanding the science behind employee experience can drive organizational success and uncover some surprising factors that influence performance, productivity, and retention. Don't miss this insightful conversation on why people do what they do at work!Scott Leuchter is a global chief people officer at Ideal Clamp Products and a seasoned expert in industrial-organizational (IO) and business psychology. With over 26 years in the HR field, Scott...
2025-04-0436 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoUnderstanding Performance Culture with Marco MingollaExplore the complexities of performance management with Marco Mingolla, who addresses the prevalent misconceptions tying performance to pay and advocates for a shift towards team-oriented performance cultures. Learn how redefining these dynamics can facilitate true organizational effectiveness.Marco Mingolla is a senior partner at Korn Ferry specializing in performance culture, talent management, and helping companies optimize the potential of their people. Based in Copenhagen, Marco oversees operations across 29 countries in the EMEA region, from South Africa to Finland. With a background in HR and as a former CHRO, Marco brings a wealth of experience in working with...
2025-03-2141 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoCreating Psychological Safety in Global Startups with Alexandra ErmanJoin Dr. Bobbi Wegner and Alexandra Erman as they explore the innovative strategies for building cohesion in global, distributed teams. Discover how a unique approach to trust, dual management, and real-time feedback can transform team dynamics and drive organizational success.Alexandra Erman is a seasoned people officer with over 20 years of experience in startups and 15 years in the technology sector, focusing on SaaS and scaling companies. Currently, a leader at BforeAI, a virtual-first cybersecurity company, Alexandra is passionate about fostering team cohesion and connection within a global, distributed workforce. With a background in internal operations, where she...
2025-03-0735 min
Culture ConversationsGearing Up for Transform 2025: A Preview of the Voices & Themes Shaping This Year’s EventEpisode Description:
Transform 2025 is almost here! As thousands of HR leaders, executives, and workplace innovators prepare to gather in Las Vegas, this episode of Culture Conversations gives you an exclusive preview of some of the key voices and themes shaping this year’s event.
We kick things off with Torin Ellis, the event’s MC, setting the tone for what’s ahead and challenging us to wrestle with what it truly means to be human in the workplace. From there, we highlight some of the brilliant speakers taking the stage—each of whom has been a guest...
2025-03-0526 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoThe Role of Communication in Team Cohesion & Performance with Jacqueline FearerIn this episode, we speak with Jacqueline Fearer, a distinguished communications professional with over two decades of experience. Explore how strategic communication and thoughtful inquiry can significantly enhance team cohesion, foster innovation, and build a culture of inclusion within organizations.Jacqueline Fearer is a seasoned communication expert with over 20 years of experience in executive, internal, and client communications. Her diverse background spans teaching, journalism, and leadership roles, including positions at Fidelity Investments and currently at Iron Mountain as the Head of Culture and Engagement Communications. An advisor for women in leadership at UVM and a member of...
2025-02-2131 min
ChangedFrom Grief to Growth (with Dr. Bobbi Wegner)In this episode of 'Changed the Podcast,' host Megan Galloway sits down with Dr. Bobbi Wegner, a psychologist, Harvard professor, entrepreneur, and CEO of the coaching company Groops. Dr. Wegner shares her transformative personal story of losing her father during college and how it catalyzed her journey into psychology and a career focused on fostering meaningful human connections. They delve into the implications of technological change on human connection, the importance of emotional awareness, and strategies for navigating fear and change. Dr. Wegner shares real-life psychological frameworks, along with practical advice for anyone dealing with significant l...
2025-02-1229 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoUnpacking Cross-Cultural Collaboration with Rhia NewtonIn this episode, Dr. Bobbi Wegner sits down with Rhia Newton, the VP of Learning and Development at RAPP, to delve into the complexities of cross-cultural collaboration and the hidden biases that can impact team dynamics. Discover the actionable insights and real-world strategies Rhia employs to foster true collaboration within global teams and turn cultural differences into strengths.Rhia Newton, the Vice President of Learning and Development at RAPP, has amassed over two decades of experience in the global marketing industry. With professional undertakings spanning seven countries, Rhia excels in fostering collaboration, building effective training programs, and...
2025-02-0739 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoNavigating Workforce Growth and Employee Engagement with Lee WalkerIn this thought-provoking episode, Lee Walker delves into the intricacies of expanding a workforce and managing generational divides in work ethos, offering invaluable insights on fostering employee care and leveraging remote work flexibility for organizational success. Tune in to discover the secret sauce behind building a motivated and cohesive team in today's dynamic work environment.Lee Walker is a SHRM-certified HR professional with a master's degree in industrial-organizational psychology. As the founder of Daily Driver Consulting, Lee focuses on the people side of small business improvement, offering strategic HR tools aimed at fostering growth and retention. With...
2025-01-2432 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoStrategies for Effective Leadership and Team Cohesion with Jeff BrittainIn this episode of "The Psychology of Work," Jeff Brittain reveals the secret behind transforming team dynamics and breaking down communication barriers to achieve organizational harmony. Discover how listening with intent and understanding team priorities can turn conflict into collaboration.Jeff Brittain is a seasoned professional known for his holistic approach to teamwork and mission accomplishment. With extensive experience in the corporate world, Jeff has successfully led immediate teams as well as collaborated with a wide array of partners. His expertise spans overseeing IT support functions involving 650 third-party personnel from various companies. Jeff excels in uniting diverse...
2025-01-1033 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoThe Psychology of Habits with Julia MilnerIn this episode, Julia Milner joins Dr. Bobbi Wegner to unravel the secret to lasting behavior change by treating habits like relationships, normalizing quitting, and embracing self-indulgence. Discover how small, consistent efforts can transform your mindset and daily life without the overwhelm of drastic changes.Julia Milner is a dedicated professor of leadership at a business school in the south of France and an experienced consultant specializing in leadership development for organizations. Passionate about well-being and forming healthy habits, Julia juggles her professional life with being a mother of two. Recognizing the challenges busy professionals face in...
2024-12-1331 min
Celebrate Your StoryOffice Psychology: Fostering Connections in the Modern Workplace with Dr. Bobbi WegnerOn this episode of Celebrations Chatter, Jim sits down with Dr. Bobbi Wegner, psychologist, author, and founder of Groops. Dr. Wegner shares her journey from clinical psychology to entrepreneurship, discussing how her company Groops is using technology and AI to improve workplace connections and mental health. They explore the importance of building relationships, both in and out of work, and how fostering a sense of belonging can lead to better business outcomes. Dr. Wegner also touches on her book "Raising Feminist Boys" and her experiences teaching at Harvard. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the intersection of psychology...
2024-11-2640 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoLeading Remote Teams and Scaling with Kat McDavittJoin us on this insightful episode of "The Psychology of Work" as Dr. Bobbi Wegner and Kat McDavitt dive into the intricacies of scaling a people-centric business without losing its essence. Discover the delicate balance between innovation and structure and how embracing individual styles can lead to remarkable team success.Kat McDavitt is the president and founding partner of Innsena, a consultancy specializing in market access, public affairs, communication strategy, and growth within the healthcare technology sector. Leading a fully remote team, Kat emphasizes scaling people over products and maintaining a relationship-based approach during rapid growth. She...
2024-11-1534 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoEnhancing Workplace Culture with Craig FormanJoin Dr. Bobbi Wegner and Craig Forman as they delve into how military precision and psychological insights can transform workplace culture, revealing the secrets to creating high-performing, cohesive teams in a post-COVID world. Discover why understanding relational dynamics is key to thriving in the new era of work.Craig Forman is the founder of Culture C Consulting and a seasoned expert in organizational psychology and people analytics. With a background that traces his understanding of human behavior to frequent childhood relocations and a four-year stint in the Air Force, Craig has since obtained a degree in business...
2024-11-0137 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoPain, Purpose, and Psychological Safety with Dr. Dossier HarpsIn this episode of "The Psychology of Work," Dr. Bobbi Wegner and leadership expert Dr. Dossier Harps delve into the transformative power of leadership philosophies shaped by personal experiences, the science behind psychological safety, and the intricate dynamics of diverse teams. Discover how intentional spaces and innovative questioning can revolutionize your work environment.Dr. Dossier Harps is a distinguished expert in organizational behavior and leadership, holding a doctorate in organizational leadership. She serves as a regional leadership facilitation manager at LifeLabs Learning and is a faculty member in the MBA program at Savannah State University. Driven by...
2024-10-1840 min
The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoNavigating Workplace Wellbeing with Jen FisherJoin us as Jen Fisher, former chief well-being officer at Deloitte, reveals the unexpected ripple effects of checking her email on vacation and shares insightful strategies for fostering psychological safety and connection in the workplace. Discover how vulnerability and transparency can transform your team's well-being and performance.Jen Fisher, the former Chief Wellbeing Officer at Deloitte, spent nearly three decades at the company creating and leading initiatives that prioritized human and social connection in the workplace. Fisher is renowned for her focus on integrating well-being and high performance, fostering psychological safety, and driving innovation. After experiencing burnout...
2024-10-0437 minThe Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They DoThe Psychology of Work TrailerWelcome to the first episode of "The Psychology of Work: Why People Do What They Do," a podcast dedicated to delving into the science and narratives behind high cohesion and high-performing teams. Hosted by Dr. Bobbi Wegner, a Harvard lecturer in Organizational Psychology and founder of Groups, this series will explore the psychological dynamics that drive team and individual performance. In each episode, we'll engage with industry experts to tackle real-world challenges and provide actionable insights designed to help teams thrive. Thank you for joining us on this journey to better understand and optimize workplace dynamics.Your...
2024-09-0500 min
Culture ConversationsReimagining Organizational Structures and Team Cohesion with Dr. Bobbi WegnerEpisode Summary:
In this episode of Culture Conversations, Craig Forman sits down with Dr. Bobbi Wegner, the CEO of Groops, an innovative platform designed to build deeper connections within teams. Bobbi is also a respected author and lecturer of Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Harvard University.
They dive into the complexities of human connection in the workplace, particularly in the post-COVID landscape. With over two years of specialized focus on helping organizations foster cohesion and teamwork, Bobbi shares her insights into the importance of building and maintaining strong interpersonal relationships at work. The conversation explores the...
2024-09-0543 min
Dimensions of DiversityCollaboration Unlocked: The Intersection of Psychology and BusinessOn this episode of Dimensions of Diversity, host Lloyd Freeman welcomes esteemed clinical psychologist, speaker, author, Harvard University lecturer and advisor Dr. Bobbi Wegner. She is also the founder and CEO of Groops, a group connection platform that brings people together to explore areas of shared growth through psychology-based workshops facilitated by experts in group dynamics and facilitation. On this episode, Lloyd and Dr. Wegner explore the field of organizational psychology and how it can be implemented to develop high-performing teams, enhance employee well-being and create psychologically safe environments at work. Beyond being an expert on...
2023-12-1328 min
JOWMA (Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association) PodcastThe Curious Neuron – Parenting With Compassion and Curiousity with Dr. Cindy HovingtonDr. Hovington has a Bachelor of Science degree in Clinical exercise Physiology and a Master’s in Rehabilitation Science from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario.
She completed a Post- Doctoral Fellow at McGill in Education . She received her PHD in Neuroscience also from McGill University.
Dr. Hovington is the recipient of six awards and is the author of eight journal articles.
After becoming a mom for the first time in 2015, I learned that there were very few evidence-based resources available to support parents.
I left academia to stay home with my 3 child...
2022-10-2059 min
Humanity WorkingThe Power of Groops with Bobbi Wegner, Psy.D.Bobbi Wegner Psy.D. is a Clinical Psychologist who teaches Industrial and Organizational Psychology at Harvard University. She is also the founder and CEO of Groops - a Group Connection platform used by organizations looking to improve the effectiveness of groups by improving communication and inclusion, strengthening relationships and enhancing trust.Also check out Dr. Wegner's TedX Talk: Feminist Boys are our Future Men: Changing the Culture of Sexual Violence from a Very Early Age - Clinical psychologist and Harvard Lecturer, Bobbi Wegner, Psy.D., explores the role our brain plays in unconsciously gendertyping women and how...
2022-09-1350 min
Health Gig281. Dr. Bobbi Wegner on Teamwork and Raising Children with More AwarenessDr. Bobbi Wegner, Founder and CEO of Groops, talks with us about the importance and benefits of working in groups and growing together. She also discusses the best way to talk (age-appropriately) with your kids about consent, empathy, gender, and sexual responsibility.
2022-08-2431 min
Health Gig281. Dr. Bobbi Wegner on Teamwork and Raising Children with More AwarenessDr. Bobbi Wegner, Founder and CEO of Groops, talks with us about the importance and benefits of working in groups and growing together. She also discusses the best way to talk (age-appropriately) with your kids about consent, empathy, gender, and sexual responsibility.
2022-08-2431 min
Socially MisguidedWhy We Need to Raise Feminist Boys with Dr. Bobbi WegnerTune in today to hear special guest, Dr. Bobbi Wegner, talk about the importance of raising a generation of feminist boys. Dr. Wegner is mom of three, clinical psychologist, lecturer at Harvard, author, international speaker, and cofounder/ceo of Groops. She’s the author of the book, Raising Feminist Boys: How to Talk With Your Child About Gender, Consent & Empathy. And in this era of #metoo movement, countless mass shootings, gender bias, toxic masculinity, and general disconnect from others, I can’t think of anyone better to guide us as we raise our kids....
2022-06-2944 min
Hardcore Soft Skills PodcastMotivation: Dr. Bobbi WegnerDo you consider yourself a motivated person? How about a person who can motivate others? Motivation is not a matter of getting the right speech for your team or about reading motivational quotes. It takes understanding yourself and others, it is about dealing with change. In this episode you will learn about Motivation with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Bobbi Wegner (https://www.drbobbiwegner.com/) . She is an author, international speaker, and lecturer at Harvard. She discusses about the right and wrong ways to motivate your team members. Dr. Wegner is also the founder of Groops (https://joi...
2022-03-0125 min
Best to the Nest with Margery & ElizabethEP. 231 Best To The Nest: Don't PanicDr. Bobbi Wegner joins us to talk about panic attacks. She is a clinical psychologist, a lecturer at Harvard, and cofounder of Groops: a mental wellness platform bringing people together to talk about their shared concerns with the help of a facilitator. She also has a book coming out in June called Raising Feminist Boys. You can find more about Groops here: www.joingroops.com.
But for today, we share how frightening panic attacks can be, and Dr. Bobbi helps us understand what we can do to avoid them.
Best to the Nest is our po...
2021-05-1146 min
Crashing the PartyCrashing The Party #58CRASHING THE PARTY "ON YOUR RADIO"! All new Crashing The Party barrelling down the airwaves with the finest and divinest of original vocal group harmony a/k/a Doo-Wop a/ka "Da Groops"!
2020-12-111h 58
Awesome Aussie SongsLittle Ray of Sunshine by AxiomOwing to the fact that Axiom was made up of already established recording artists, the media immediately dubbed the new band Australia’s first ‘Supergroup’, not that the band agreed with the tag.
Axiom was formed when The Groops Brian Cadd and Don Mudie, joined forces with The Twighlights lead singer Glenn Shorrock. Drummer Doug Lavery was recruited from The Valentines and lead guitarist Chris Stockley came from another hit band Campact.
This episode takes a look at Axioms classic song, A Little Ray of Sunshine.
Our special g...
2020-09-1633 min
Echo Valley: The Original Bubblegum Music PodcastEV83 (S4E3) Sweeter than SugarSome Strange Gum reminds us to save energy! Flip's Groovy Guide to the Groops tells us all we need to know about The Lemon Pipers! A modern take on a Partridge Family classic! A good lesson learned from Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids! We travel back in time with Ritchie Valens! Plenty of great bubblegum music by The Ohio Express, Lancelot Link and the Evolution Revolution, The Cyrkle, Yellow Balloon, The Wombles, Doug Powell, The Young Turks, The Energizers, The First Street Marble Team, Artie Resnick, Daddy Dewdrop, The New Vaudeville Band, McKendree Spring, Bobby Sherman, Wolfgang, Gene Thomas...
2014-11-1059 min