NAVIGATING CHANGE FEATURED GUEST INFORMATION
Thank you for joining us as a guest on the
Navigating Change
podcast!
We are excited that you’re participating on the Navigating Change podcast! Howard Teibel and Pete Wright host the episodes and work hard to provide conversation that is informative and entertaining.
About Navigating Change
Navigating Change is a platform for understanding the complex and uncertain waters of change in education. Each week, we dissect issues facing institutions and teams in transition and offer ideas for the most troubling challenges. Our domain of experience leads us to topics around institutions working to align mission and strategy, develop teams to manage change effectively, and taking on big challenges with a focus on long-term financial health.
If you’ve never heard the show, we invite you to review our library of past episodes here.
Show Content
The show is laid back and conversational. We’ll introduce ourselves, the show and the theme for the episode, then introduce you as our featured guest.
If you have any URLs, resources, or other items that you’d like to make available to the audience, please send those along to us prior to the show and we will mention them in the episode. We’ll include the links in the short description for the show.
Show Details
Interview Runtime: 20-30 minutes
Agenda: The first part of our scheduled time together will be used to ensure sound quality and cover any questions you may have.
Format: Zoom video webinar call. We’ll send you a link to the Zoom webinar when we schedule our time together.
We are excited that you’re participating on the Navigating Change podcast! Howard Teibel and Pete Wright host the episodes and work hard to provide conversation that is informative and entertaining.
About Navigating Change
Navigating Change is a platform for understanding the complex and uncertain waters of change in education. Each week, we dissect issues facing institutions and teams in transition and offer ideas for the most troubling challenges. Our domain of experience leads us to topics around institutions working to align mission and strategy, develop teams to manage change effectively, and taking on big challenges with a focus on long-term financial health.
If you’ve never heard the show, we invite you to review our library of past episodes here.
IMPORTANT
Audio: Our objective is to create a conversation that sounds as if all participants are sitting in the same studio. To do that, you’ll need:
a quiet location
a microphone that isolates your voice from the environment
We will not be able to do the show on a speakerphone or your built-in computer/laptop speakers and microphone. However, a simple USB headset will do perfectly. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Video: We’ll discuss the option of recording our podcast video feed in addition to the audio. If you agree to the video portion, you’ll need to have an active and functioning camera and a visually appealing backdrop. You’ll want your camera to sit roughly at eye level and your head centered in the frame. Finally, consider your lighting — a natural window light or a desk light illuminating your face will make for a better experience for viewers.
We strongly recommend a wired Internet connection for the call. We’ve had issues with audio quality over wi-fi, and we want you to sound as good as you can!
Prior to the Interview
Before the interview, we do need a few things from you if you haven’t provided them already.
Send us a current photograph for promotional use
Provide a link to your current detailed professional biography
Provide social media links (Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc) if you’d like them included in our show notes
Send us any specific notes you would like us to use to introduce you on the show or specific areas we should avoid
After the Interview
We’ll send you an email and let you know when the show is live on our site, and in the Apple Podcast Directory. If you feel the interview lived up to your own expectations, and that we represented you well, we would appreciate you sending any cross-promotional tweets, posts, etc. to your own audience.
Twitter: If you use Twitter, we’ll send you the short link to the show on our website, though you can feel free to send your folks directly to the podcast homepage.
iTunes: Here’s the direct link to the show in the Apple Podcast Directory. While there are several ways to find the show, Apple Podcasts is by far the most popular for our show.
We’ll post links to your online properties as appropriate in each of our show notes posts, so once you receive that link, please make sure you read and test links carefully to ensure we’re pointing to the right places for you!
About the Hosts
Howard Teibel
For nearly 30 years, Howard Teibel has worked in the field of organizational development, working to help leaders align their strategic goals to operational performance. Today, Howard works with independent schools, colleges and universities, and professional associations in developing and implementing strategic plans, assisting with organizational restructurings, and conducting team-building and leadership development programs. Learn more about Howard.
Pete Wright
Pete Wright works at the intersection of media and education. His work as a television broadcaster led him to a career in public relations for the largest education concern in the United States. Today, Pete works with leading institutions in forming and refining their position in the market through storytelling, podcasting, and photography.
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