Harry Kraemer on Leadership

Being a leader and teaching leadership are two very different things. Harry found this out when he jumped S-curves later in life. In this podcast with Whitney Johnson, Harry and Whitney discuss the qualities that make leaders both effective and relatable, and why it’s never OK to say, “I don’t know where you’re coming from.” Harry explains the importance of

Join Harry on The Indispensable Conversation hosted by Jim Kerr this Friday, July 23rd at 10 AM ET on LinkedIn Live. The two will discuss their thoughts on the question: Is there a place for decency in top leadership or is it just about driving up stock prices and generating more revenue? Please be sure to check it out. The

“Everything related to leadership starts with self-reflection. Step one: If I’m not self-reflective, is it possible for me to know myself? I don’t think so. Part two, if I don’t know myself, is it possible for me to lead myself? I doubt that. Third part is, if I can’t lead myself, how can I possibly lead others?” Harry joined Christine

Harry recently spoke with Peter Winick at the Leveraging Thought Leadership podcast about values-based thought leadership. Check out the podcast here!

Harry talks to Steven Kapp Perry of BYU radio’s “In Good Faith” podcast about faith, life balance, and the importance of self-reflection, from his book, Your 168: Finding Purpose and Satisfaction in a Values-Based Life. Listen now: http://byubmp3.byu.edu/byuradio/brigf/brigf-0920-20.mp3 Originally aired on September 20, 2020 here.

Harry shares his leadership principles with Darren Kaplan at Data Standard community. Listen in to learn how to “lead up” with self-reflection:  

On this episode of his podcast, Simon Bennett interviews Harry about his mantras for leading a business successfully through a crisis. Listen here: Original site here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/951379/3101395