Episode 28. Why Kindness Is The Must-Have Superpower For Leaders

<p>"Sometimes, people mistake kindness with weakness and that you can’t be a kind boss because then you’re giving up your power, that’s not it at all. In fact what I’ve learned in business is that often by being kind, you get more as a leader, people want to try harder because you treat them well. That does not mean that you let them do whatever they want or no matter how good or bad people are at their job, they get to stay in it, it’s the opposite." Julie Adam shared this with me on Episode 28 of the Reframe & Reset Your Career podcast.</p> <p>Julie is responsible for driving the strategy and overseeing the management and development of Rogers Sports & Media’s local and national News & Entertainment brands, including the likes of CityNews, 98.1 CHFI, Citytv, KiSS 92.5, Pacific Content, Frequency Podcast Network, FX/FXX, OLN, OMNI Television, and Rogers tv. As President of News & Entertainment. Julie’s portfolio includes a robust suite of media assets including Rogers Sports & Media’s 54 radio stations, 2 podcast networks, 29 local television stations, and 15 television channels.</p> <p>With decades of experience in radio and broadcasting, Julie is a passionate and dedicated leader in her industry.</p> <p>She began her career at Rogers in 1999 as the KiSS 92.5 Program Director. Since then, Julie has been recognized as Canada’s first female Vice President of Programming and is a recipient of the Rosalie Award from Radio Trailblazers. Julie is a graduate of Ryerson University and holds a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree, with a major in Radio and Television.</p> <p>Julie is proud to sit on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters Canada, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, MusiCounts, Radioplayer Canada, and Canadian Broadcast Sales. At Rogers, Julie is Chair of Rise for Women, a part of the Rogers Women’s Network, and sits on the board of the company’s Inclusion & Diversity Council.</p> <p>I met Julie through Seth Godin’s writing in community course, she made much faster progress than me and her