Introducing “FIR presents Thought Leadership with Mitchell and Michael”

The FIR Podcast Network is pleased to announce a new podcast focused on thought leadership that will begin later this month. Presenters Mitchell Levy and Michael Procopio explain…

What is a thought leader…

What is a Thought Leader? How do you become a Thought Leader? Why bother; what are the benefits?

You’re in the right place to hear a discussion of the answers to these and other questions about Thought Leadership.

We are excited to be part of the FIR Podcast Network with our new podcast "FIR on Thought Leadership with Mitchell (Levy) and Michael (Procopio)."

Thought Leadership is more important than ever with the customer taking charge of the sales process. Thought Leadership attracts customers and opens the door to many opportunities.

In each podcast we will interview a thought leader or someone involved in thought leadership to tease out how to become an effective thought leader and best practices.

We look forward to welcoming you to our new show on the FIR Podcast Network.

Mitchell and Michael.

About Your Hosts

Mitchell LevyMitchell Levy is the Thought Leader Architect and CEO of THiNKaha® who has created and operated fifteen firms and partnerships since 1997. Today, he works with corporations to turn their experts into recognized thought leaders.

He is an Amazon bestselling author with nineteen business books including #Creating Thought Leaders tweet. Marshall Goldsmith, The Most Influential Leadership Thinker in the World, called his book "The career Bible for thought leaders!"

Mitchell has provided strategic consulting to over one hundred companies, has advised over five hundred CEOs on critical business issues through the CEO networking groups he’s run, and has been Chairman of the Board of a NASDAQ-listed company.

Michael ProcopioMichael Procopio is a Social Media Strategist at Michael Procopio Consulting. A Consultant, Author, and Speaker with a focus on ROI; he is also a member of the Society for New Communications Research with more than 20 years’ marketing experience in marketing.

Michael has experience in high-tech organizations as a business leader, and technology and marketing manager. As a social media strategist he consults with companies from startups to Fortune 1000 on social media and social intelligence.

Previously he managed the overall social media presence and direction at a Fortune 50 company where he demonstrated a 2500+% ROI for a social media activity.

Posted by neville on 12/15 at 04:37 AM

  1. What are the major functions of a leader, and why do most groups need one? As we have seen, even simple perceptions involve the structuring and interpretation of stimuli in the light of previous experience and personal values. It is not surprising, then, that complex social situations may be perceived quite differently by the various members of a group. Members may also have different reasons for joining the group, and be working toward different goals. Nonetheless, the group has some reason for being. Some sort of unification and direction is needed if it is to function smoothly and to achieve its ends.

    Posted by effective leadership  on  01/31  at  09:10 PM

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