Episode 6: Bob Chapman

Episode 6 November 22, 2023 00:36:34
Episode 6: Bob Chapman
The Titanium Economy Podcast
Episode 6: Bob Chapman

Nov 22 2023 | 00:36:34

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Show Notes

What if managing employees wasn’t a responsibility, but a privilege? What if, before efficiencies and synergies, empathy was a driving force in leadership? In this episode, Connor Bradley speaks with Bob Chapman, Chairman and CEO of Barry-Wehmiller, a leader who transformed his company with a potent mix of strategy and culture, shaping a vision that breathes life and meaning into Barry-Wehmiller team members’ existence.

Bob Chapman is widely recognized as a transformative leader from the manufacturing industry. As CEO of Barry-Wehmiller, a global supplier of manufacturing technology and services, he has grown his company through a prolifically successful acquisition strategy. Chapman's deep understanding of leadership and his unique methods have made him a bestselling author and speaker. Chapman has successfully instilled a culture of empathy and purpose within Barry-Wehmiller, solidifying his position as a revolutionary in both business and leadership.

 

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For More Information

Barry-Wehmiller

Truly Human Leadership Blog

Book: Everybody Matters

Chapman & Co.

Book: The Titanium Economy

Titan International Website

 

 

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