R.O.G. Return on Generosity

05. Givers Want to Give but Someone’s Got to Ask: Asking for Help is a Sign of Strength “You never know what you are going to get until you ask. Some of the best sources of collaboration and innovation come from asking a question.” Guest Info: Larry is the CEO of Give and Take Inc., a company whose co-founders include Adam Grant (professor at Wharton, author of Give and Take) and Wayne Baker (professor at Michigan, author of All You Have To Do Is Ask). Give and Take provides solutions that help organizations improve knowledge collaboration, foster a culture of generosity, and improve engagement. Products include the Reciprocity Ring, the Virtual Reciprocity Ring and Givitas. Favorite quote: "The Team, The Team, The Team." Resources: For more information about Larry, visit GiveandTakeInc.com. For more information about R.O.G. Return on Generosity and host Shannon Cassidy, visit bridgebetween.com. Credits: Larry Freed, Give and Take Inc., Nani Shin, Sheep Jam Productions, qodpod

04. A Grocery Store Hug: The Alchemy of a True Connection "What you’ll find is that there is no such thing as a stranger once you give a card.” Guest Info: As President of Cheryl Rice Leadership, Inc., Cheryl Rice inspires women to be leaders in their own lives. For over 20 years as coach, speaker, and writer, she has helped women cultivate leadership presence, develop confidence, and establish mindful approaches to work and life. She is the author of Where Have I Been All My Life? and has published essays in the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Chicago Tribune. Cheryl founded the You Matter Marathon - No Running Required, a global kindness and community-building program. Cheryl holds MS degrees in Counseling and Organization Development and a certificate in Positive Psychology. Cheryl is also an avid trash picker-upper, Karen Carpenter fan, and dark chocolate lover. Favorite quote: Love well. Be of service. And step forward into the mystery with all your heart and soul. — Rabbi Yael Levy Resources: For more information about the You Matter Marathon, visit YouMatterMarathon.com. For more from Cheryl Rice, check out CherylRiceLeadership.com and listen to her TedX talk. For more information about R.O.G. Return on Generosity and host Shannon Cassidy, visit bridgebetween.com. Credits: Cheryl Rice, Nani Shin, Sheep Jam Productions, qodpod

03. Accessible Tools for High-Performing Leaders: Give Your Gifts to Make an Impact There are nuances to generosity. Not only does it come in many different forms, but the giver can also see the benefits if they stop and take stock. Guest Info: With over 30 years of experience in leadership development, Sara has served in a variety of roles: global executive, author, executive coach, team developer, program designer, business owner, wife, and mom. She has had a 34-year relationship with the global organization Center for Creative Leadership. She started her career there in 1986 on the 'Breaking the Glass Ceiling' research study. Since that time, Sara has spent 34 years working with women executives across all types of organizations. Her favorite thing is helping women see how good they are at what they do. Sara's favorite quote (and purpose statement): "Build trust, unleash the positive, solve the pain." Resources: For more information about Optimum Insights, visit www.optimuminsights.com. You can also email Sara King directly at [email protected]. For more information about R.O.G. Return on Generosity and host Shannon Cassidy, visit https://bridgebetween.com. Credits: Sara King, Optimum Insights, Nani Shin, Sheep Jam Productions, qodpod

02. Put Your Own Oxygen Mask on First: Prioritizing Self-care and Wellbeing to Model and Influence Teams Self-care for leaders sets the tone and models what it means to practice total Wellbeing. Guest Info: As Total Well-Being Director & Practice Leader at Exude Inc., Karla’s mission is to re-humanize the workplace by fostering a culture of well-being that supports the “whole employee.” She develops strategies and programming that impact hundreds of organizations. Her approach and deliverables are grounded in the belief that every human being has a need to feel seen, heard, connected, and that they matter. Karla was born in the Philippines, grew up in Canada, and moved to the US in 2007. She currently lives in Southern New Jersey with her two daughters and husband. Resources: For more information about Exude Inc. and Karla Chin, visit https://www.exudeinc.com/. For more information about R.O.G. Return on Generosity and host Shannon Cassidy, visit https://bridgebetween.com. Credits: Karla Chin, Exude inc., Sheep Jam Productions, Nani Shin

Thanks for clicking to learn about our new podcast! R.O.G. Return on Generosity is a half hour business interview show where we feature innovative leaders and organizations who believe in creating a culture of giving. We’ll learn their WHY and provide key takeaways about their HOW. How generosity impacts the bottom line. How it influences cultural dynamics, team behavior and peer relationships. New episodes drop each Tuesday. Subscribe and celebrate Generosity with us!

01. Introducing R.O.G. Return on Generosity - the Dividend of Investing in Others In the midst of the sadness, the chaos and the stress of the unknown, we also saw some silver linings… and a spike in Generosity. We will celebrate generosity at work and generous leadership. Resources: For more information about R.O.G. Return on Generosity and host Shannon Cassidy, visit https://bridgebetween.com.