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From Problems to Possibilities: Entrepreneurial Leadership in Action

From Problems to Possibilities: Entrepreneurial Leadership in Action

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A fast-changing and unpredictable world demands leaders with this visionary mindset to navigate complexity and seize opportunities. Welcome to From Problems to Possibilities: Entrepreneurial Leadership in Action Presented by Babson College.Join us each episode as we spotlight inspiring entrepreneurial leaders and innovators from the Babson community and beyond. They’re shaping tomorrow’s world by addressing some of the world’s biggest challenges—like improving healthcare access, advancing sustainability, transforming media representation, and much more.Discover stories that will inspire and empower you—and maybe even spark your next big idea.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ マーケティング マーケティング・セールス リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • How Do You Assemble a Winning Team?
    2025/10/21

    What if talent isn’t enough to win? And what if entrepreneurial leadership is the key—by asking, how can we align individual strengths to create a team that truly performs together? In this episode, Babson College hockey coach Jamie Rice '90 fosters a culture of ownership that mirrors the entrepreneurial mindset. Hockey offers a unique lens on entrepreneurial leadership, showing that success comes not only from preparation and skill, but also from the ability to read shifting dynamics and empower individuals in real time. Rice's approach transforms both student-athletes and leaders, showing that great teams, like great ventures, are built on people who trust, learn, and grow together. Ultimately, Rice challenges the idea that leadership belongs only to star players or those with titles. Role players, bench leaders, and unsung contributors can have as much influence on outcomes as captains or CEOs. By recognizing and empowering these voices, entrepreneurial leaders- whether on the rink, in the classroom, or in the boardroom- can build winning teams that thrive under pressure, adapt to change, and achieve more than the sum of their parts.


    SHOW NOTES

    Jamie's Bio: https://babsonathletics.com/sports/mens-ice-hockey/roster/coaches/jamie-rice-90/529

    From Babson Magazine: ‘More than Hockey’: Jake Thibeault and the Power of Brotherly Bonds

    From Babson Thought & Action: A Head Coach, a Backup Goalie, and the Inspiring Story of a Gift

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    17 分
  • An Audacious Plan to Fix Foster Care
    2025/09/25

    What if the foster care system wasn’t broken beyond repair, but simply waiting for entrepreneurial leadership to reimagine it? In this episode, Sandra Bravo MBA’87, an associate professor of practice at Babson College, shares her bold 440K Project, designed to bring the number of children in foster care from 440,000 down to zero. Host Kara Baskin explores how Bravo’s approach breaks a massive challenge into actionable solutions, such as technology, adoption campaigns, and community partnerships. Together, they uncover how visionaries turn impossible problems into possibilities.

    SHOW NOTES

    Sandy’s Bio: https://www.babson.edu/about/our-leaders-and-scholars/faculty-and-academic-divisions/faculty-profiles/sandra-bravo.php

    Babson Magazine Profile: “Fighting for Those Too Often Forgotten” by John Crawford, Babson Magazine, Summer 2023

    Sandy’s TEDx Talks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9pGl1Lrd90

    Sandy appears on “Exceptional Women” podcast: https://www.audacy.com/podcast/exceptional-women-1556e/episodes/sandy-bravo-on-exceptional-women-55602

    440K Project- https://440kproject.org/

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    18 分
  • Changing the Game
    2025/05/20

    If you watched the Paris Olympics in 2024, it was hard to miss the coverage on sports and mental health. Specifically, the amazing comeback story of Simone Biles, who became the most decorated Olympic gymnast of all time after withdrawing from the Tokyo Games due to mental health issues in 2020.

    The narrative around sports and mental health requires nuance, and the specific situations smatter greatly. For example, in the world of elite athletes, a study conducted by the International Olympic Committee in 2019 found that up to 35 percent have mental health concerns. The intense pressure to perform and achieve perfection can often be a contributing factor to depression or anxiety. But on the opposite end of the spectrum, a widely cited 2019 study by the NIH noted that sports often has a net positive outcome on mental health in adults.

    And for kids, sports are generally accepted as something with positive outcomes on metal health, grades, physical health, and social emotional growth. However, as kids’ sports become more specialized and intense, sometimes mental health issues emerge even in these arenas.

    In this episode, we’ll speak with three entrepreneurial leaders each at the intersection of sports and mental health, who are creating access to mental health resources and provoking conversations surrounding it.

    First, an entrepreneurial leader in philanthropy who is helping organizations secure grants to do lifesaving work. A Babson alum and CEO of a nonprofit that has reached over 1 million kids with group mental health services through sports and a Babson alum and former basketball player whose nonprofit supports mental health services for college and elite athletes.

    • Beth Brown, Managing Director of Mental Health and Well-Being at the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
    • David S. Cohen ‘95, CEO of Doc Wayne
    • Teddy Sourlis ‘22, CEO and Founder of Men’s x Mental, Inc.



    Sources:

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    5. https://988lifeline.org/

    Beth’s Segment:

    1. https://blankfoundation.org/

    2. https://www.adcouncil.org/

    3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhfUBNsnpMw

    4. https://loveyourmindtoday.org/

    David’s Segment:

    https://docwayne.org/

    Teddy’s Segment:

    https://mensxmental.org/

    Credits:

    Paul DeWolf, Executive Producer

    Madeline Poirier, Writer, Producer, and Host

    Billy Wirasnik, Audio Recording, Design, and Mix

    Epidemic Sound, Music and SFX

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    31 分
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