Podcast appearances and mentions of cathy burke

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Welcome to the KaiNexus Continuous Improvement Podcast, hosted by Mark Graban, Senior Advisor at KaiNexus. In today's episode, we share insights from one of our YouTube videos, featuring two esteemed leaders from UMass Memorial Health. Cathy Burke and Jeff Marks discuss how KaiNexus, known internally as "Innovation Station," helps them drive leadership and continuous improvement in their organization. Cathy Burke shares her leadership approach of inviting team members to raise opinions, identify obstacles, and work collaboratively—values that Innovation Station enables through its platform. Jeff Marks adds how the platform supports their weekly commitment to optimize performance, leveraging both new ideas and past solutions to avoid redundant efforts. Together, Cathy and Jeff highlight the impact of empowering every employee, regardless of role, to contribute ideas that can affect change on a larger scale. Discover how Innovation Station tracks, monitors, and facilitates execution on these improvements, ensuring that opportunities lead to tangible successes. To learn more about how KaiNexus can support your improvement initiatives, visit www.kainexus.com.

In this episode we have the wonderful Cathy Burke talking about lessons in leadership. Cathy is a passionate advocate for women's empowerment and leadership. For 20 years, Cathy was the CEO for The Hunger Project Australia, and then Global Vice President. She helped develop leadership at scale in villages all over the world. Through her work, millions of the world's poorest people stepped into their leadership and were able to feed themselves and their families. Empowering women was at the heart of this success. Cathy now works with women who find questions of soul and meaning are becoming more important. She helps women overcome limiting mindsets and crafts, lives and businesses where soul and impact are aligned and flow.  She's won a bunch of awards, including the Australian Financial Review Women of Influence Award. She's the author of a few books, unlikely leaders, lessons in leadership from the village classroom, and lead in mindsets to lead, live and work differently.  In this conversation, cathy shares her journey of personal growth, how she evolved to becoming CEO of The Hunger Project Australia, leadership evolution and her business mentoring, speaking and running programs helping people all over the world. Check out more about Cathy below; Soulful Leaders Circle click here Do you want to increase your ability to lead with impact? Click here  

Michelle is sitting down with author, speaker and global change maker and leader, Cathy Burke. Cathy's most recent book, Lead In, defines the 4 types of mindset categories that we all fall into. She not only defines them but teaches you how to lead, live and work differently now that you're armed with such powerful knowledge. Cathy was a global leader for 2 decades with The Hunger Project and knows what it takes to work with people around the world. What Michelle Talks About When Your Goals Change As A Mother Cathy's Journey From Volunteer To Global Leader With The Hunger Project How The Power Of Mindset Helped The Path To Ending World Hunger How Your Mindset As A Leader Affects Your Team You Can Change Your Mindset...Just Not Overnight   Links Mentioned Your Mindset At Work Quiz Cathy Burke's Website Lead In by Cathy Burke (use code lead-in for 20% off) Rising Circle

In May of 2022, Michelle  Glogovac, THE Podcast Matchmaker, and Crista were roommates at a retreat on Necker Island, Sir Richard Branson's private island paradise in the British Virgin Islands, a stunning and unspoiled area of the Caribbean where flamingos and iguanas keep you company while you eat your breakfast.  One week away changed Michelle and Crista and made a lasting impression that they both believe will stay with them forever. In Part 1 of this 2-part series Crista and Michelle shared some key takeaways from their interactions with speakers like Sarah Blondin and Azure Antoinette. In today's episode Crista and Michelle are sharing the lasting lessons they learned from Cathy Burke (an executive coach and former CEO of The Hunger Project Australia), Gabby Bernstein (an international speaker and author of Happy Days) and Sir Richard Branson himself, Founder of The Virgin Group and owner of Necker Island.  Listen in to hear about the personal interactions and intimate dinners they had with these incredible people as well as how Crista and Michelle plan on keeping these memories and lessons alive in their day to day lives now that they are back to “real life.” Show topics include: 1:43 the role Cathy Burke played on the Necker Island 3:04 Crista's favorite moment with Cathy 5:08 one of the best things about being in a group retreat 5:29 an introduction to Gabby Bernstein - when Crista and Michelle first met her 5:56 Michelle's biggest takeaways from Gabby 7:21 the shared experience that helped Michelle connect more with Gabby 7:48 Gabby's Book Happy Days 8:25 what it means to say every group has their “own through line” 10:00 Crista's most eye opening experience on the island 10:53 Sir Richard Branson's Book Losing my Virginity 12:11 Sir Richard Branson's money philosophy 13:37 why you need to make things as simple as possible 14:38 Crista's three biggest takeaways from Sir Richard Branson 17:07 the real reason why generating true wealth is important 18:56 the moment that Sir Richard Branson knew he could change the world 19:54 what is performative allyship  22:52 the different types of resources we have available to us  23:00 why 6-degrees of separation is getting smaller 27:00 what Michelle is doing to keep the Necker Island experience alive now that she is back home 28:31 how Crista has changed her daily routine based on her experience at Necker Island 30:24 learning to appreciate the beauty around us Links from Today's Episode: Want more behind the scenes looks at Michelle and Crista's experience on Necker Island? You can watch the videos they recorded daily on their trip at richfulfilledlife.com Want to know how to pitch yourself as a guest on podcasts? Connect with Michelle at themlgcollective.com Get more behind the scenes into the daily lives of Michelle and Crista when you follow them on Instagram.  You can find Michelle @michelleglogovac You can find Crista @cristagrasso Work with Crista: If you're ready to reimagine your business but aren't sure where to start, book a free consultation call at scalingstrategycall.com Ready to build your signature, scalable offer? Join our 90-day Build to Scale incubator program.  Apply to join the Simplify to Scale Business Accelerator program, a program for those who have completed Build to Scale or who already have a proven scalable signature offer. It helps you grow and scale that offer and then develop your full scalable signature offer suite. Want to start your strategic planning? Order your 90 Day Planner to help you create and execute your plan, remembering to plan "just in time." If you have a plan but are struggling to execute, are not getting your desired results or are wondering if your vision needs some fine tuning, your book your 1:1 business intensive session with Crista and start getting the outcomes you knew you could.  If you loved this episode then you won't want to miss the opportunity to join like minded, high achieving women at the Lean Out, Level Up Retreat. Reserve your spot today! Love this podcast? Then you want to join the Lean Out Method community on Facebook for weekly mini trainings with Crista.  Interested in working with Crista privately or not sure which program is the best fit? Book a consult call for your opportunity to explore options.  

In this episode of The Jane Anderson Show, my special guest is Cathy Burke. She helps organisations and people develop the mindsets, leadership, and skills needed to address 21st century challenges.  She understands leadership. For 20 years, Cathy was the CEO of The Hunger Project Australia, and then Global Vice President, working to end hunger across South Asia and Africa.  Cathy was an integral member of a visionary team who developed leadership at scale in villages all over the world. Through her work, millions of the world's poorest people stepped into their leadership and were able to feed themselves and their families.  Cathy now works with organisations and leaders to develop the mindsets, authenticity, and capabilities needed to achieve a better future. She believes the potential for leadership is available to everyone, and that it's never been more important to activate this in organisations and communities worldwide. Cathy designs and leads transformational programs—for village women redefining what it means to be a leader and for global executives grappling with change.  Cathy received the Australian Davos leadership award and is aAFR Top 100 Women of Influence award winner. She is the author of Unlikely Leaders: Lessons in Leadership from the Village Classroom. Her new book, Lead In: Mindsets to Lead, Live, and Work Differently, will be out in January 2022. Cathy shares how she brings her ideas to life. Take the time to listen to Cathy today. You can find Cathy on LinkedIn or https://www.cathyburke.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The trend around the globe is indicative of lesser women in the leadership role as they view themselves to be unlikely, to be a leader. This is because, most often then not, people stick around the narrow theories and models of leadership that outline the necessity to possess certain traits to be a leader when, in reality, everyone has the leadership ability. It is just a matter of activation. Women are too conscious of the burden of leadership and undermine the benefit they can bring to themselves and their community through their leadership. As a woman, do not wait for a big reason to step up or hold the situation to be blamed. You need to realise that it is the mindset that is stopping you from being a leader. Rather than sticking to the orthodoxia mindset of men being better leaders, women need to be aware of such mindset which requires you to lead yourself first. Take a stock of your own capabilities and strengths. Things can be challenging, intimidating and threatening but ask yourself, ‘what are the costs and benefits of stepping up, raising your hand, raising your voice, and embracing leadership?' Our guest for this episode, Cathy Burke, strongly urges all the women who may see yourself unlikely to be a leader, you need to know that you are enough, as you are, to lead. Rooted in her decades' experience of working with millions of women villagers, she offers hands-on tips to activate that unlikely leader in oneself because it has never been more important to activate this in organisations and communities, worldwide. So, tune in into this episode to know more on ways and techniques to awaken the unlikely leader in yourself.  Topics We Discussed include: ·     Knowing Cathy Burke (3:05) ·     Context of Unlikely Leader (4:26) ·     Unlikely leader: Women villagers (5:52) ·     Unlikely leader notion amongst educated women (6:42) ·     Pillar of leadership: Mindset (10:00) ·     Technique of working with mindset: Noticing (13:54) ·     Technique of working with mindset: Questioning (15:11) ·     Importance of ‘role model' to change the mindset of unlikely leaders (17:45) ·     What does authenticity mean for (unlikely) leaders? (21:41) ·     Blockages for unlikely leaders (women) (25:50) ·     Top five tips for leaders (32:05) ·     Know that you are enough, as you are, to lead (32:20) ·     Leadership is an inside job (33:30) ·     To be authentic to future you (34:44) ·     Expect leadership to be messy and confusing (35:42) ·     Having a vision (37:03) Links and Resources Connect with Cathy Burke via https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathy-burke-1658985/ (LinkedIn) Connect with Cathy Burke via https://www.facebook.com/CathyBurkePublic/ (Facebook) Connect with Cathy Burke via https://www.instagram.com/cathypburke/ (Instagram) Connect with Cathy Burke via https://twitter.com/cathypburke (Twitter) White paper: https://www.cathyburke.com/white-paper-download/ (cathyburke.com/white-paper) Book: Unlikely Leaders: Lessons in leadership from village classroom Book: Lead In: Mindsets to lead, live and work differently   Connect With Ally Nitschke http://www.madeformore.com.au/ (Madeformore.com.au) Connect with me onhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/coach-leadership/ ( LinkedIn) Connect with me onhttps://www.instagram.com/ally.madeformore ( Instagram) andhttps://www.facebook.com/ally.madeformore ( Facebook) Subscribe to myhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWzPxo5P5XTBcKvQyUQEpyQ ( YouTube) channel Get ourhttps://www.madeformore.com.au/ ( Courageous Conversations Guide)

Your mindset is a set of beliefs that shape how you make sense of the world and yourself. It influences how you think, feel, and behave in any given situation. As a visionary leader in The Hunger Project, Cathy Burke learned the remarkable truth about the power of mindsets. No matter what situation or circumstance we face, whether we are in a third world village or a global organisation, our ability to harness mindsets to overcome enormous challenges is remarkably uniform. In this episode of Hey Soul Sista, Cathy discusses with Mel why our mindset is so important, the impact it has on our lives and others, and how we can change it if we wish! + Follow Mel at @melissahiston + Follow Hey Soul Sista at @sistacode + Subscribe to make sure you hear the next instalment of Hey Soul Sista Podcast + www.thesistacode.com + melissa@thesistacode.com + Produced by Newcastle Podcast Station   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cathy Burke believes that leadership potential rests within every person, every community and every organisation. It just needs to be activated. Cathy works with people in organisations throughout the world to help them develop a leaders mindset. In her previous life as Australian CEO and Global Vice President of The Hunger Project, Cathy transformed mindsets and developed leaders as the foundation of her work in villages around the world. Even in the most difficult conditions, time and again people without anything were able to tap into the power of their mindset to achieve remarkable outcomes in their communities. In this season where we are revealing what goes on behind the scenes in the work that we do, I thought it pertinent to talk about some of the personal development that I have done recently that supports my growth as a human but also as a business owner and of course within my profession as a marketer. Recently, I have felt that any stagnation, or any hurdles that were facing me in my profession and in my business, were not necessarily due to a lack of business and marketing skills, they have been due to a lacking mindset. I recently completed Cathy's Rising program and I am now aware of the significant role of mindset. In fact, I'd even go as far to say, that in hindsight, if I knew then what I know now, I would not even bother spending any money on any of the many other professional development programs I have done, until I got my mindset in the right spot. In this episode, Cathy beautifully explains the role that mindset can play to help you lead a bigger life. You can find more about Cathy's Rising Program and her books on her website which is here: https://www.cathyburke.com/ To take Cathy's Leadership Mindset test - click here: https://leaders-mindset.scoreapp.com/ About Jane Hillsdon I'm a passionate award-winning marketer dedicated to helping small business owners make good decisions about their marketing. I am the founder and CEO of a marketing agency called Dragonfly Marketing PLUS the founder of the How to do Marketing Academy.  I'm also the author of How To Do Marketing – A Comprehensive Guide For Small Business.  It's my mission to ensure that marketing is on the agenda for every regionally based small business in Australia. Why? Because I know that when marketing is done properly, it can help your business grow. On the marketing front, I am a Certified Practicing Marketer (CPM), a member of the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) NSW Committee and a head judge for the AMI Awards for Excellence. I was awarded the Small Budget Marketing Award at the AMI Awards for Marketing Excellence in 2017, 2018 and 2019. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Entertainers have been out of work for 500 days, we talk to Marc Reilly of the Music & Entertainment of Ireland.Secondary school children will be taught about historical human rights violations suffered in Industrial schools and Magdalen Laundries under a pilot scheme. We talk to Emily O'Reilly from NUI Galway.Cathy Burke from Irish Travel Counsellors has advice for anyone planning on travelling abroad.Cllr Audrey Buckley tells us how sheep brought in to graze in the Crosshaven graveyard have uncovered previously unknown graves.Counsellor Joe Heffernan from Boherbue has advice on coping with stress See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cathy Burke is a leadership trainer, author and mentor. She knows about leading in difficult situations. For 20 years Cathy was the CEO for The Hunger Project Australia, and then Global Vice President, working to end hunger across South Asia and Africa. Cathy was an integral member of a visionary team who developed leadership at scale in villages all over the world. Through this work, millions of the world's poorest people stepped into their power, able to feed themselves and their families. Cathy now brings this experience to help people and organisations lead to address 21st Century challenges. I first met Cathy at a business chicks event when we were presenting together and her story is incredible as well as her tips. I really hope you enjoy this conversation. "A mindset reset is the first place to go to address difficulties and challenges, and to create something unique and important in the world.” - Cathy BurkeIn this episode we chat about: Why is our mindset so powerful? (1.45) How are our mindsets formed? Are we able to break free from these past beliefs and learn to adopt a growth mindset? (3.10) You were a global leader in ending hunger. Did you ever have times of self doubt? If people have a self-critic, do you have some tools with how they can reset their limiting mindset? (7.50) Top tips to improve our self-efficacy (11.30) What are the 3 key things Cathy does to take care of her mental health and wellbeing?(15.15) To continue on your calm journey I encourage you to download our free e-book to learn, grow, be inspired and live a happier life. Simply go to eqminds.com to redeem your gift now.

Cathy Burke is a leadership trainer, author and mentor. She knows about leading in difficult situations. For 20 years Cathy was the CEO for The Hunger Project Australia, and then Global Vice President, working to end hunger across South Asia and Africa. Cathy was an integral member of a visionary team who developed leadership at scale in villages all over the world. Through this work, millions of the world’s poorest people stepped into their power, able to feed themselves and their families. Cathy now brings this experience to help people and organisations lead to address 21st Century challenges. I first met Cathy at a business chicks event when we were presenting together and her story is incredible as well as her tips. I really hope you enjoy this conversation. "A mindset reset is the first place to go to address difficulties and challenges, and to create something unique and important in the world.” - Cathy BurkeIn this episode we chat about:Why is our mindset so powerful? (1.45) How are our mindsets formed? Are we able to break free from these past beliefs and learn to adopt a growth mindset? (3.10)You were a global leader in ending hunger. Did you ever have times of self doubt? If people have a self-critic, do you have some tools with how they can reset their limiting mindset? (7.50) Top tips to improve our self-efficacy (11.30) What are the 3 key things Cathy does to take care of her mental health and wellbeing?(15.15)To continue on your calm journey I encourage you to download our free e-book to learn, grow, be inspired and live a happier life. Simply go to eqminds.com to redeem your gift now.

Tune in to Business Eye every Friday - 1pm with Joe Dalton and Simon HaighCathy Burke, Director at Travel Counsellors and General Manager at Travel Counsellors Ireland.Gary Purcel, Director at Gary PurcellRían Lanigan Co -Founder Don't Paint SeagullsSponsored by Local Enterprise Office Dun Laoghaire-RathdownFind out more about your hosts of the show.https://www.simonhaigh.com/https://joedalton.ie/Community radio with a globe audience See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For 20 years Cathy Burke was the CEO for The Hunger Project Australia, and then Global Vice President, working to end hunger across South Asia and Africa. She was an integral member of a visionary team who developed leadership at scale in villages all over the world. Through her work, millions of the world’s poorest people stepped into their leadership, and were able to feed themselves and their families. Cathy also raised more than $60M. She is passionate about human potential, and building movements that ignite leadership within countries, communities and organisations. Now a speaker, mentor and leadership developer, Cathy runs leadership programs globally for executives in banks, firms and Silicon Valley tech. She is also the author of Unlikely Leaders: Lessons in Leadership from the Village Classroom, the winner of the Australian Davos leadership award, and 2014 AFI Women of Influence award. This was one inspiring conversation as we discussed: - How change happens at the edges - How transformation comes from a defining moment - How small actions can create a legacy Enjoy

Ending world hunger sounds like an audacious goal, but as Cathy Burke shares in this illuminating interview, it’s entirely possible. As CEO of The Hunger Project in Australia and later Vice President of the Hunger Project globally, she learnt first-hand just how powerful a shift in mindset can be. Cathy’s insights will help you rethink how you are approaching your challenges, beginning with learning to ask the right questions.  More at www.cathyburke.com Rethink your future - www.livebraveweekend.com

In this Employer Watch episode Emma Walsh interviews author and leader of leaders, Cathy Burke, (https://cathyburke.com/) about the future of leadership and how business leaders can inspire managers and their leadership team to take their authentic leadership to the next level – in more ways than one. Cathy served for 20 years as Global Vice President, and Australia CEO for The Hunger Project, a global organisation working to end hunger through empowering women. She now works with organisations to find and unlock the leadership potential hidden in their people. Over the years, Cathy has developed leadership capacity in the most difficult conditions in the world, as well as working with executives in large banks, firms and Silicon Valley tech. She is the author of Unlikely Leaders: Lessons in Leadership from the Village Classroom, and a 2014 winner of AFI Women of Influence award.

In this Employer Watch episode Emma Walsh interviews author and leader of leaders, Cathy Burke about how business leaders can inspire managers and their leadership team to take their leadership to the next level – in more ways than one. Cathy served for 20 years as Global Vice President, and Australia CEO for The Hunger Project, a global organisation working to end hunger through empowering women. She now works with organisations to find and unlock the leadership potential hidden in their people. Over the years, Cathy has developed leadership capacity in the most difficult conditions in the world, as well as working with executives in large banks, firms and Silicon Valley tech. She is the author of Unlikely Leaders: Lessons in Leadership from the Village Classroom, and a 2014 winner of AFI Women of Influence award.

Cathy Burke is a spiritual teacher, Angel Minister and owner of Angels of Light in Norwell, Massachusetts.

Ahead of Ecumencial Bible Week, which starts this Sunday, John meets Frank Brown, Parish Pastoral Worker of the Combined Catholic Parishes of Clondalkin, in Episode 14. John asks Frank about how Ecumencial Bible Week started, and they get to grips with whether it's possible to share the faith without being annoying, before Frank gives an insight to an excellent new understanding of The Road to Emmaus story. For more on EBW, check out https://www.bibleweek.ie/, and you can see Frank give his talk on Tuesday, 22nd May at 8pm in Arklow. Meanwhile, Clondalkin hosts Cathy Burke's talk on Monday 21st at 7.30pm. Music by www.BenSound.com

CEO of The Hunger Project Australia for over 17 years, Cathy has just recently become The Hunger Project's Global Leader for Partnerships and Global Vice President. She was voted winner … Read More The post Ep 5. Cathy Burke on ending world hunger and empowering the world's most Unlikely Leaders appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

This week, our in-depth conversation features Cathy Burke, speaker, author, and global change maker has served as CEO of The Hunger Project Australia for nearly two decades, and has traveled extensively across the villages of Africa and South Asia in her work of ending hunger.Cathy has been profoundly changed by what she has experienced. The women and men she has met have given her the most enduring lessons in life and leadership, resilience and the power of the human will.She is the author of the book, Unlikely Leaders: Lessons in leadership from the village classroom, These stories are captivating and moving, providing a roadmap for personal and social change.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How Cathy awakened to both the truth of world hunger and her role in helping to end itWhat her first trip to Ethiopia taught her that she (and her group) never saw comingHow harnessing the power of women to lead is the ultimate catalystHow her work has forever changed herMentioned in This Episode:The Hunger Project