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Edoye Porbeni is a Modern Leader, Entrepreneur and CEO of Future Health Ventures. She shares her story of being inspired to start her company at a young age in response to the needs and problems she was seeing in the world. In an effort to solve these problems she would create new ways of working with teams and those with talent - regardless of perceived hurdles and what other people said.

There aren’t very many people who can step out of the everyday, envision a brighter future AND do something about it. Gursh Bal is one of those rare and inspiring people that is working on big issues while remaining humble and grounded. In this conversation we talk about the transition to business owner, building relationships and the tension that comes with creating a vision.

Monica Kretschmer isn’t just a visionary. She’s on a mission. Through the struggles that life can provide she has shown that with perseverance and undying belief one person can start a movement and create a space to collaborate and co-create something even bigger. On this episode of the LeadersLAB Monica shares some of her story, her thoughts about leadership, raising a son in the era of #metoo and how she sees the future of work.

Terri Phipps of Optimum Talent doesn’t just bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. She brings several unique experiences to the table that allow her to see people for who they are be vulnerable, open and caring for the people she leads. But, more than anything she brings humility. In this episode she shares some of those experiences and how keeping a fresh perspective has allowed continual growth - and the ability to “stay green”.

Mike Penning of Refresh Financial is a thoughtful leader who has a clear understanding of what it means to act in the best interest of those you lead. In this episode we talk about his journey to the cooperate world, how to read a room and how culture has a daily impact.

Gene Bernier of Boxsar helps founders and leaders fulfill their vision. In this conversation Gene talks about what it was like to start Cheeky Monkey and what he feels leaders and founders need to be doing to achieve their goals. Gene doesn't pull any punches when he talks about being an entrepreneur but he also understands what it takes to succeed as a leader and build great teams.