We're back with the next installment in our Ownership series, this time looking at the vital concept of "Right to Win". In this episode, Paul Spencer unpacks the realities of business ownership, sharing why it isn't the right path for everyone and what truly sets successful owners apart — whether they are entrepreneurs or intrapreneurs. He then turns to Right to Win, explaining the importance of standing out in your industry, and the power of building a strong reputation and memorable brand. Listeners will gain practical strategies for creating lasting value through differentiation, process excellence, and a long-term vision. Connect with PaulWebsite: https://www.secondnature.solutions/Subscribe to the newsletter: https://www.secondnature.solutions/joinLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-spencer-7252118/Chapters(00:01) The Realities of Business Ownership(02:17) Entrepreneur vs Intrapreneur Roles(04:20) Overview of Ownership Evaluation Criteria(05:30) Understanding Right to Win(06:50) Blue Ocean Strategy and Differentiation(12:00) Value of Process, Culture, and Brand(14:40) Ecosystems, Stickiness, and Market Position(16:23) Margins, Multiples, and Long-Term Impact of Right to Win

In this episode of the Travel Buddy podcast, Ian Andersen and Rachel Satow take a close look at how to align rewards and recognition programs with team goals and KPIs for a more motivated, high-performing workforce. Together, they unpack common pitfalls of traditional rewards, share practical strategies for building meaningful incentives, and explore the surprising role travel can play in driving engagement and innovation. Tune in for expert insights, memorable anecdotes, and actionable tips to help you design rewards that truly move the needle for your team in 2026 and beyond.Chapters(00:01) Challenges With Traditional Rewards Programs(04:22) Aligning Incentives With Team Goals and KPIs(12:20) Building Culture and Recognition Through Alignment(17:20) Individual Versus Team-Based Recognition(23:05) Integrating Travel Into Rewards Programs(28:55) Practical Strategies for KPI-Aligned RewardsContinue Your Journeyhttps://www.switchfly.com/blog/adventure-at-work-travel-rewards-innovationConnect with SwitchflyWebsite: https://www.switchfly.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/switchfly/X: https://twitter.com/switchflyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SwitchflyOfficial

Join hosts Riccardo Stewart, Sam Acho, Zach Miller, and Jeff Locke—NFL veterans with a combined 20 years of experience on and off the field—as they break down the "Four Ts" of investing for professional athletes: truth, touch, time, and tension. Drawing from their personal journeys and financial expertise, the team explores how to identify trustworthy advisors, navigate the relational side of wealth, practice patience amidst high-earning years, and tackle inevitable challenges along the way. If you want to make smarter decisions, build generational wealth, and avoid the common pitfalls NFL players face, this episode delivers candid advice and real-life stories you won’t want to miss.Connect with usCall or text: 602-989-5022Website: https://www.athletefamilyoffice.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/awmcapital/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awmcapital/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/awmcapital/X: https://twitter.com/awmcapitalChapters(00:01) The Four Ts of Investing(01:18) The Truth About Advisors and Incentives(03:25) The Importance of Relationship and Trust(06:45) Patience and the Role of Time(09:21) Navigating Tension and Uncertainty

In this episode of "In the Interim...", Dr. Scott Berry interviews Dr. Kaspar Rufibach, Co-Head of Advanced Biostatistical Sciences at Merck. The conversation tracks Rufibach’s evolution from academic training in actuarial and mathematical statistics through cancer research collaborations, postdoctoral work, and academic consulting, leading to applied roles in Roche and Merck. Discussion centers on methodological rigor, pragmatic approaches to assurance and predictive probability, and real-world experience in drug development. Rufibach examines the organizational integration of quantitative disciplines at Merck—incorporating pharmacology, real-world data, statistics, programming, and data science—while remaining candid on the role and boundaries of AI in current pharmaceutical practice.Key HighlightsStatistical education in Switzerland, bridging theory and early applied cancer trial experienceMove from academic consulting to a trial statistician role at Roche, emphasizing structured problem-solving in drug developmentApproach to predictive probability and assurance, balancing Bayesian and frequentist tools with strict emphasis on practicalityFormation of professional special interest groups with EFSPI and PSI, stepping in to address unmet community needs rather than seeking formal leadershipPerspective on Merck’s unified quantitative department, designed to remove silos and leverage interdisciplinary expertiseCautious view of AI as a complement to specific tasks, but not yet a replacement for nuanced clinical trial design or regulatory-facing strategiesCurrent focus on expanding causal inference methods and multi-state modeling for improved trial efficiency and evidence synthesisFor more, visit us at https://www.berryconsultants.com/

In this episode, Josh Brake reflects on a transformative week filled with stories of healing, the power of God’s presence, and renewed vision for Breakthrough Church. Drawing inspiration from the story of Nehemiah, Josh shares personal testimonies of miraculous healings and moments of spiritual breakthrough that are shaping the church’s identity as a house of presence and healing. Listeners will hear real accounts of faith in action, powerful encouragement to pursue God’s voice, and practical wisdom for embracing simple obedience. If you’re curious about what happens when a community earnestly seeks God’s presence, this episode will stir your faith and invite you deeper.Chapters(00:00) Lessons from Nehemiah’s Vision(06:00) Breakthrough’s Calling as a House of Presence and Healing(09:00) Healing Testimony at Church Planting Conference(13:00) Miracles and Transformation at Saturday Gathering(16:00) Impact of Healing on Personal Faith(17:00) Student-Led Revival and Personal Healing(19:00) Simple Obedience and Focusing on Jesus