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In The Trusted Leader Show, Global Trust Expert, Trust Expert in Residence at High Point University, Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and CEO David Horsager sits down with influential leaders from around the world to discuss their leadership style and the strategies and lessons they have learned throughout their careers. Join us as we assemble the top tactics leaders and organizations need to perform at their best and get faster results. After listening to these engaging conversations, you’ll leave with actionable takeaways that you can immediately apply to your life so that you can become a more Trusted Leader.
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Ep. 100: Molly Fletcher on The Key To Effective Negotiation
In our 100th episode of The Trusted Leader Show, David sits down with Molly Fletcher, Former Top Sports Agent, Keynote
Ep. 99: Kent Senf on The ONLY Time You’re Allowed To Be Critical
In this episode, David sits down with Kent Senf, President, Material Handling and Marketing at C&B Equipment, to
Ep. 98: Allison Shapira on 3 Strategies To Maximize Trust In Communication
In this episode, we feature an exclusive clip from the 2022 Trusted Leader Summit where David welcomed to the stage Allison
Ep. 97: Dave Sparkman on How To Spark Your Culture
In this episode, David sits down with Dave Sparkman, Former SVP of Culture at UnitedHealth Group, Founder of Spark Your
Ep. 96: Josh Linkner on Top Tactics For EFFECTIVE Brainstorming
In this episode, we revisit a previous episode where David sat down with Josh Linkner, New York Times Bestselling Author,
Ep. 95: Pro Athletes on How To Build Trust In A Team
In this episode, we feature an exclusive clip from the 2022 Trusted Leader Summit where Award-winning Broadcaster Joe Schmit sat down
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