This latest episode of the SME Strategy & Leadership podcast cuts to the core of enduring business success: servant leadership as the engine for navigating hyper-growth and the fundamental principles for planning a sound exit.
Cameron Bishop from Raincatcher, a seasoned voice in guiding companies through major transformations, shares his experienced perspective. He underscores a foundational truth: leading by serving your team isn't just a feel-good approach; it's the bedrock for sustainable expansion and for building a business that holds value when the time for transition arrives.
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00:00 Introduction to Talent Advisory and Steve Katigan
03:01 The Evolving Role of HR in Talent Management
05:52 Challenges in Attracting and Retaining Talent
08:52 Developing Effective Talent Strategies
12:02 The Importance of Learning and Development
14:43 Reimagining Business Models for Talent
18:10 Building Trust and Organizational Health
21:00 The Future of Talent and Employee Loyalty
23:51 Conclusion and Key Takeaways
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Cameron Bishop is a Managing Director at Raincatcher, bringing over 40 years of executive experience in areas like start-ups, growth, M&A (having executed 40 buys-side and 20+ sell-side deals exceeding $500 million in enterprise value), and digital transformations.
His career highlights include growing a company from $7 million to $400 million and launching a $120 million startup. Passionate about M&A and ensuring business owners receive proper representation, Cameron is also an author, Forbes Council member, and mentor.
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