On this episode of In the Know, ACCT President and CEO J. Noah Brown spoke with Deanna Mulligan, former President and CEO and current Board Chair of Guardian Life Insurance, about her recent book, Hire Purpose.
Deanna and Noah discuss the skills gap, strategies for developing talent, and how community colleges are involved in these topics.
Deanna was the only female CEO of a Fortune 500 company in New York City and was recognized by Fortune magazine as one of the 50 most powerful women in business.
Episode 29: Future Ready Workforce Pt. 2
Episode 28: Future Ready Workforce Pt. 1
Episode 27: The Future Workplace Experience with Kevin Mulcahy
Episode 2: Need to Know - NLS Part 2
Episode 26: Safeguarding Your College with Andre LeDuc
Episode 1: Need to Know - Community College National Legislative Summit Part 1
Episode 25 Part 2: How Boards Support and Nurture Leadership
Episode 24: How Boards Support and Nurture Leadership
Episode 23: Unleashing Leadership: How Boards can Empower 21st Century Leaders
Episode 22: Philanthropy + Corporations + Community Colleges
Episode 21: Top Global Tech Executives on Community Colleges as Hotbeds of Talent Development
Episode 20: Sara Goldrick-Rab: The Heart of a Community College Movement
Episode 19: Addressing Students' Basic Needs: Homelessness and Hunger Among Community College Students
Episode 18: Tassels and Second Chances with Connie Hornbeck
Season 2 Next Week
Episode 17: ACCT Leadership Congress New York 2018 Preview
Episode 16: Not Just for Emergencies: Understanding the Value of Board Retreats
Episode 15: National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship with Rebecca Corbin
Episode 14: Higher Ed for Higher Standards with Matt Gandal
Episode 13: Debra Humphreys - The Societal Value of Higher Education (Part 2 of 2)
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