Join us on "The Art and Science of Influence" as we dive into a compelling conversation with Dr. Syukri Sudari, a seasoned HR leader.

In this episode, Dr. Sudari shares his unique insights on HR leadership, the importance of speaking the business lingo, and the transformative role of AI in the workplace.

Discover how to bridge the gap between HR and business, and learn the critical skills needed to thrive in strategic leadership. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that challenges conventional thinking and encourages leaders to embrace change and innovation.

In this episode of "The Art and Science of Influence," host Gerald welcomes Jaye Lee, a renowned business coach and strategist known as the "CEO Whisperer."

Jaye challenges the traditional emphasis on coaching credentials, arguing that domain authority will be the key differentiator in 2026 and beyond. She shares insights on how coaches can stand out by specializing in niche markets and leveraging technology like AI to enhance their services.

Jaye emphasizes the importance of building personal expertise and aligning one's coaching practice with their true passions and strengths. This episode is a must-listen for coaches looking to redefine their approach and thrive in a competitive market.

In this episode of "The Art and Science of Influence," host Gerald welcomes Dr. Jeroen Kraaijenbrink, a strategy educator, author, and consultant.

They delve into the concept of strategy as a learnable competency, exploring the "Big Five of Strategy" framework. Dr. Kraaijenbrink emphasizes the importance of balancing strategic thinking and doing across all organizational levels, challenging traditional top-down approaches.

The discussion highlights the need for clear strategy formulation and the role of leadership in embedding strategic competencies as a core organizational priority. Tune in to discover how strategic thinking can be cultivated as a skill essential for navigating today's dynamic business landscape.