Investor Ted Seides talks about the communication side of his famous wager with Warren Buffett. You’ll also learn why meetings are crucial in manager selection, what to look for when assessing culture and how Ted prepares for podcast interviews.
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Criminal defense attorney David Rudolf from the Netflix docuseries ‘The Staircase’ talks about the questioning strategies he uses during cross examination, why transparency is key in bad news conversations and how he's able to perform at his peak when the stakes couldn't be higher.
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Management consultant and trainer Will Marshall shares anecdotes and lessons learned from his long career as a sales rep and manager at corporations including Xerox. We also talk about the power of questions and the mindset sales people need to deal with rejection and sell with confidence.
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Oscar Trimboli is an executive coach and a listening expert based in Sydney, Australia. In the latest episode of the Meeting Strategist podcast, he talks about the cost of poor listening for individuals and organizations and the importance for leaders to listen to what’s unsaid and to those who are reluctant to speak.
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My guest for this episode is Maarten Oldenhof. Maarten is an investor and business leader with over 30 years of experience and the former CEO of Ajax, the Amsterdam-based football club. He reflects on his management style and talks openly about the most challenging meetings throughout his career. This includes an emotionally charged meeting when his management team had colluded against him and the negotiation of a major player transfer at Ajax.
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My guest for this episode is Spencer Waldron, a regular public speaker at business conferences across Europe. This episode is packed with the lessons that Spencer learned the hard way – by being on stage. How do you best prepare for talks, how do you handle your nerves and how do you create a story that people will actually listen to? For more information, visit the show notes.
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In this first episode, Marcel van de Hoef interviews Joost de Graaf, a senior portfolio manager at Kempen Capital Management in Amsterdam. Reflecting on the hundreds of meetings he has had with company executives, Joost talks about the human edge in investing, the importance of what’s not being said and how to build a relationship with powerful people. For more information, visit the show notes.
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