ModernDay

Bob Stahl spent twelve years in the manufacturing industry and his company was awarded the Oliver Wight's Class A recognition for supply chain excellence. Since then, Bob has been an independent consultant to many of the world's leading corporations making improvements to their supply chains practices and introducing them to Executive Sales and Operations Planning (a process to help balance demand and supply). He is the co-author of six books: · Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP): The Executive's Guide · Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP): The How-To Handbook, · Sales Forecasting: A New Approach · Master Scheduling in the 21st Century, · Sales & Operations Planning: The Self-Audit Workbook In this episode of ModernDay, Bob and I explore Executive S&OP and how beneficial it can be for all industries. If you are interested in learning more about Bob, visit his website and check out a few links below: http://rastahlcompany.com/ S&OP Principles: The Foundation of Success http://rastahl.fatcow.com/S&OP%20Principles-The%20Foundation%20for%20Success.pdf Overcoming the "Catch 22" of Implementation http://rastahl.fatcow.com/Overcoming%20the%20Catch%2022.pdf Managing to Achieve Consensus http://rastahl.fatcow.com/Managing%20to%20Achieve%20Consensus.pdf

Joanne Balshi, a true renaissance woman, joins ModernDay to discuss the ups and downs of her forty-year career and some vital lessons she's learned along the way.

Chelsea Riffe, a fellow podcaster from In My Non-Expert Opinion podcast talks all about her journey from her dream 9-5 job to letting it all go and moving to Australia. We talk all about manifestation, anxiety, learning when to let go in life, and so much more!

We only have 24hrs in our day but sometimes even that isn't enough. Creating balance where there is imbalance is a tough thing to do and we can sometimes spend our entire lives looking for that balance. This episode outlines five productivity hacks that are proven to be really effective in the workplace and at home.

Lori Mincek from Sherwin Williams Company shares what she has learned about leadership from her 21 year career, and what she's making sure to teach the next generation.

Just keep swimming! Anxiety Survivor, Stephen Clark, is BACK! We are diving a little deeper into the world of workplace anxiety and discussing specific ways you can tackle anxiety with your peers and even your boss. Anxiety is a hot topic in the workplace and as usual, Stephen delivers awesome advice and reminds us all we are never alone.

How can we use our voice, body language, and personal stories to present? Jason Rigby, a career instructor and director of training, gives us all the tips and tricks needed to deliver a killer presentation and even gives us a fashion tip or two!

Communication, organization, integrity, and agility are just some of the characteristics that draw the line between a good account manager and a great one. This week Sanaa Saadani-Keller joins Natalia to discuss her career as an account manager at Inmarsat and Sanaa shares her point of view on how the pandemic is (fascinatingly) changing the way we interact with our customers.

How can we navigate this tricky COVID-19 job market? Natalia sits down with friend and former colleague, Matthew Semovoski on how he was able to land his dream job after being laid off suddenly at the start of the pandemic. If you have been laid off or are looking for new opportunities and need a little extra advice, this episode is for you.

We are all living, breathing, and walking billboards of our own brands on and offline. Creating a digital brand is imperative in today's virtual networking world, but how do we do it? Natalia sits down with her good friend Jessica to learn the best ways to develop and grow a personal brand on all social media platforms.

Tony Sewell, Business Development Manager of Emerging Space Markets at Amazon Web Services, joins Natalia to discuss how to be effective problem solvers in the workplace and how to avoid being coined "the good idea fairy" amongst your colleagues.

David Blyer, Co-Founder and CEO of Arreva sits down with Natalia to discuss all the truths about entrepreneurship, how to get through the toughest days, and how to move forward with vision and a positive attitude.

Faher Elfayez, PR Specialist at World Bank group sits down with Natalia to talk all about her newest endeavor and how she stays motivated to keep up with it despite the workload of her full-time job. Follow Faher and all of her career advice on Instagram @takeprideinyourwork .

Jessica McClintock shares her thoughts on staying positive and the having courage to be disliked. Jessica answers questions like, how can we eliminate negative noise and how to empower each other.

Natalia sits down with "Anxiety Survivor" Stephen Clark to talk about workplace anxiety which is quickly claiming a spot on the anxiety spectrum. As we navigate through our "new normal", Stephen provides fresh perspective on how to deal with symptoms of anxiety that can at times seem to burden our professional lives.

Lindsay Dyer, president and founder of LD Aviation Services, joins Natalia to discuss the right time to start your own consulting business, obstacles she's had to overcome, and a few tips to keep in mind as you navigate early on in your career.

Natalia sits down with her good friend Sam to discuss the importance of taking risks in our personal and professional lives and provides an introduction on what to expect from the podcast in future episodes.