Podcast appearances and mentions of carl liebert

Over the next several weeks, Stan and Chris will be embarking on a new mini-series, called “Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast.” The title comes from a concept in special operations, where operators move more methodically and slowly to make fewer mistakes.  In this series, we're curious to hear how leaders are tackling unpredictability, being intentional in their leadership, and adapting to crises as they unfold.    This week, we are teasing the mini-series with a conversation with Carl Liebert. Carl currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of kwx of Keller Williams. A member of the United States Naval Academy's basketball team, Carl went on to serve in the Navy, before navigating his way through a variety of positions in General Electric, Circuit City, Home Depot, 24Hour Fitness Worldwide, and USAA.   In this discussion, Stan and Chris learn more about how Carl navigates new industries and role positions. They get Carl's take on the role that both truth, and curiosity, play in a board of directors meeting, and hear about how Carl thinks about his first 90 days at any position. We were really interested in hearing about the intentionality behind all of Carl's decisions, as we start the “Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast” series of No Turning Back.

Ep. 50: Navy Basketball shaped this business icon. Carl Liebert played alongside two of the best players in the program's history in Vernon Butler and David Robinson. He went on to earn advanced degrees from Harvard, Stanford, and Vanderbilt en route to attaining two decades of C-Suite experience at Home Depot, 24- Hour Fitness, USAA, AutoNation, and now Keller Williams' parent holding company KWx. In this episode, Carl discusses how leaders can prevent their teams from turning one mistake into two and explains why he gives his team “permission to fail.” Visit https://donyaeger.com/corporate-competitor-podcast/episode-50/ for a gift and today's show notes!

How has COVID-19 positioned culture and diversity as the foremost criteria to hire new talent? Umesh Ramakrishnan, Co-CEO of Kingsley Gate Partners sits down with Carl Liebert, CEO of Keller Williams, the world's largest real estate technology franchise by agent count to discuss. In this episode, Umesh and Carl dive into the importance of culture-first organizations, the impact of the pandemic on diversity and inclusion, challenges and strategies to remove interviewer bias during remote interviews, and how boards are pivoting to virtual business models. Carl also shares his top prediction for 2021! Tune in to the full episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carl Liebert is a global business executive with more than 30 years of experience leading powerhouse organizations. He served as Executive VP and COO at USAA, the Fortune 100 company offering financial services for US military members and their families, where he led their business strategy and various subdivisions of the company which themselves drove $28 billion in annual revenue. Before his time there, Carl served as President and CEO of 24-Hour Fitness, overseeing the operations of 415 fitness clubs across the US and Asia. He was also Executive VP for The Home Depot, managing the operations of more than 2,000 international stores. He held additional leadership roles at Circuit City and General Electric, and most recently, Carl served as the CEO and President of AutoNation, the largest automotive retailer in the US. Before Carl started his career in the business world, he was a Naval Officer in the US Navy and is now actively involved in many organizations that support the navy and cancer research. Carl has fought through many crises throughout his career as an executive including the 2008 financial, Hurricane Katrina, and 9/11. The stories of the human-driven responses he’s seen are inspiring and have informed the amazingly positive perspective he has on what is happening in the world today. Discussion Highlights: (1:08) The story of his career. (4:23) What inspires him in a leader / company. (5:39) Optimism as a core component of his mindset. (9:13) Mentality through crises in the past. (11:38) Story: Circuit City during 9/11. (17:18) Crisis offering the opportunity to break the rules and a "license to move with speed”. (20:49) Inspiring stories of responses by small businesses. (25:52) Breaking the standards of bureaucratic industries like healthcare, finance. (29:39) The attitude we need to create a better future. *** Have any questions or comments? Email me at noahifergan@gmail.com If you enjoyed the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It’s super quick and very helpful in spreading our positive message. Follow the Podcast on Twitter and Facebook for more exciting episodes!

Carl Liebert has been in leadership positions during multiple crises. He oversaw Circuit City stores in New York during 9/11, led Home Depot in New Orleans when Katrina hit, and took over a major role at 24 Hour Fitness during the 2008 recession. Prior to all this business experience, Carl was an officer in the Navy. These experiences and hardships would make some into cautious leaders with warnings about the dangers of a crisis. However, when I talked to Carl, I was surprised to hear his radical optimism. Carl and I discussed the lessons he learned in his various roles, advice for other leaders during this time, and the importance of staying positive, no matter what. Hosted on Breaker.

Carl Liebert has been in leadership positions during multiple crises. He oversaw Circuit City stores in New York during 9/11, led Home Depot in New Orleans when Katrina hit, and took over a major role at 24 Hour Fitness during the 2008 recession. Prior to all this business experience, Carl was an officer in the Navy. These experiences and hardships would make some into cautious leaders with warnings about the dangers of a crisis. However, when I talked to Carl, I was surprised to hear his radical optimism. Carl and I discussed the lessons he learned in his various roles, advice for other leaders during this time, and the importance of staying positive, no matter what. Hosted on Breaker.

Carl Liebert, President and CEO of AutoNation, on earnings and outlook, and the health of the auto loan landscape. Paul Galvin, head of sustainable construction company SG Blocks, which repurposes shipping containers into living and working environments.  Tom Atteberry, Portfolio Manager for FPA, on the Fed, fixed income, and the economic slowdown. Mandeep Singh, Senior Tech Industry Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, and Olivia Zaleski, Bloomberg deals reporter, on Uber's IPO filing and Slack's impending listing. Hosted by Lisa Abramowicz and Paul Sweeney. 

AutoNation's outgoing CEO Mike Jackson and his successor, Carl Liebert, discuss the road ahead for the largest dealership group in the U.S. Plus, what Liebert brings to the table and why Jackson is 'excited' to hand over the reins.

Carl Liebert and Eric Enquist of USAA joined Pat Donovan and Aaron Jacobson from military alley at the Army-Navy game. The guys told Pat and Aaron why being involved in the game means so much to USAA.

In this episode, Sal, Adam & Justin speak with 24 Hour Fitness founder and the man behind UFC, Hardcandy and a multitude of other successful gyms... Mark Mastrov. This is a very fun episode as the boys worked for Mark at the beginning of their fitness careers and have a high level of respect and admiration for him. Mark shares how he got his start and built 24 Hour Fitness into a $1billion+ empire as well as other fascinating stories, many of which he has never shared anyplace else. Enjoy! Creating rock stars from the ground up. (9:05) How did he figure out how to turn gyms into a successful business model? (10:07) When did EFT come into effect? How important is it NOW to be successful? (14:35) What was the scaling process like? (18:55) When did the partnership with Nautilus begin? The story of how 24 got their name. (20:35) What were the growing pains like scaling from 1 gym to multiple? (22:30) From a verbal agreement, to dropping bombs. How did the merger happen between 24 Nautilus and Ray Wilson Family Fitness? (24:13) What is it like to merge company cultures? (27:50) Walking billboards. How did he have the foresight to create the personal training model? (30:45) How his mantra “If everyone is doing well, I'm doing well” was the key to his success. (33:00) Sal reflects on his first meeting with Mark. (35:00) The Steve Jobs of Fitness. How he developed the culture through his leadership and created the saying “bleed purple” with his employees. (37:20) The transition from his reign to the Carl Liebert era. (40:15) What is his take on the Costco Model? The importance of price point and is having the cheapest membership the best way to go. (51:00) His take on CrossFit and comparison to Curves. (54:00) Why you always keep your enemies close. The TRUE STORY on his exit from 24 Hour Fitness. (55:20) The importance of leadership and culture to create customers for life. (1:02:00) How satisfying is it to be competing with 24 Hour Fitness now? (1:04:40) What is the strategy now behind his umbrella of fitness gyms? (1:06:43) What drives him to continue to grow and expand? (1:12:43) What are the strongest bonds/relationships that have had the biggest impact on his career? (1:16:05) Where does he see the biggest growth opportunities now? (1:18:25) His take on nutrition and its impact on his life. (1:21:00) What is his take on social media as a marketing platform? (1:23:45) Mark Mastrov, Owner of Sacramento Kings. (1:28:25) People Mentioned: Gene Heckerman (@SGPGene)  Twitter Carl Liebert (@c3hoosier)  Twitter Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano)  Twitter Lorenzo Fertitta (@lorenzofertitta)  Twitter Related Links/Products Mentioned: CheckFree Corporation Big Tex Gym: Train Like You Mean It Crunch Fitness | No Judgments Crunch Partners with Cristiano Ronaldo to Open Gyms in Spain UFC Gym's Mark Mastrov says new training centers target "blue-collar" types Peloton ® How Not to Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease - Book by Gene Stone and Michael Greger Generosity Water: pH10 Alkaline Water IGen: Why Today's Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy--and Completely Unprepared for Adulthood--and What That Means for the Rest of Us - Book by Jean Twenge Mark Mastrov Discusses New Ownership of NBA's Kings Would you like to be coached by Sal, Adam & Justin? 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Jay Williams is one of the most accomplished college basketball players of all time. And with predictions of becoming the next Michael Jordan, he was drafted number two overall by the Chicago Bulls in the 2002 NBA draft. At just 21 years-old, he achieved his dream of playing in the NBA and became a multimillionaire. But months away from his second season, he suffered a devastating motorcycle accident leading to 10 surgeries, several months in the ICU, and unclear of whether he would walk again, let alone play the sport he loved. But in spite of all that, Jay leveraged the darkness in his life as a stepping stone to claw his way toward physical and mental reconstruction. Today, not only is he thriving, but he has carved an incredible new path as one of the most popular ESPN analysts. Listen in as this sought after motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and member of the board of USA Basketball opens up to Tom Bilyeu about what it means to redefine the narrative of the comeback story in this episode of Impact Theory. SHOW NOTES Jay walks through his mental reconstruction and building up a board of accountability. [3:30] Jay talks about setting his own performance standards and learning to appreciate the process. [9:15] Jay describes his relationship with his accident and the steps he took toward making peace. [12:00] Tom and Jay dig into cultivating belief and why you have to be crazy to be great. [15:39] Jay shares details about his mental and physical recovery and rebuilding self-identity. [20:36] Jay discusses how he leveraged darkness and anger to recalibrate his life. [24:15] Jay opens up about setting audacious goals and redefining the narrative for the comeback story. [31:30] Jay reveals his heartfelt desire for impact over financial gain. [36:40] Tom and Jay discuss the power of choosing to stay stuck. [39:48] Jay demystifies the notion of clawing your way out and shares the best advice he’s given himself. [44:30] Jay gives his advice for people who are in pain and how to focus on the silver lining. [48:05] Jay defines the impact that he wants to have on the world. [53:53] MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE BOOKS Life Is Not an Accident: A Memoir of Reinvention - http://amzn.to/2uiKoib [2:25] PEOPLE Carl Lentz - http://bit.ly/2tzfJwT [5:43] Carl Liebert - http://bit.ly/2ueBteQ [5:58] Tim Grover - http://bit.ly/2tzjXED [19:43] Elon Musk - http://bit.ly/1tNavZk [35:12] Steven Hawking - http://bit.ly/1wgZPkp [38:47] Mike Krzyzewski (Coach K) - http://coachk.com/ [58:01] FOLLOW JAY WILLIAMS TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2rTcZWW INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2tfqd1L FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/2tB7BvA SNAPCHAT: @jwillsinyacity