# Jim Weber

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Inside the Mind of an Undercover Homeland Security Agent | Jim Weber

Jim Weber started in state law enforcement before moving up to the federal level, eventually becoming one of the first agents in the Homeland Security Agency. Over the years, he worked undercover, taking down drug traffickers, human smugglers, and organized crime networks, all while navigating the …

Blackbelt Math w. Jim Weber

Host Justin McMenamy and guest Jim Weber continue discussing how to lead and sustain innovative organizations, including leadership styles, developing people, and rewarding performance.  Weber describes an over-enthusiastic “Woody Woodpecker” management style that pecks people into working quickly …

Ep 420 | Running with Purpose: Leadership Lessons from Brooks’ Jim Weber

What does it take to turn a struggling company into a brand customers believe in? For Jim Weber, former CEO of Brooks Running, the answer starts with customer focus, perseverance, and a team committed to execution. Recorded at the 2026 Florida SBDC Small Business Success Summit in Charlotte Harbor…

469 - Jim Weber - Outpacing Goliath, Impressing Warren Buffet, & Leading With Purpose

Text Hawk to 66866 for "Mindful Monday." A carefully curated email sent each Monday morning to help you start your week off right! Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12  https://twitter.com/RyanHawk12 Jim Weber joined Brooks Running Company as CEO in 2001 and is credited…

Every Circumstance Episode 7 - God's Faithfulness Through It All

In this episode, I sit down with my aunt and uncle, Nancy and Jim Weber, to hear the story of a lifetime of faith, family, unexpected circumstances, and God’s faithfulness. From building a family and navigating difficult health seasons to experiencing heartbreaking loss and unexpected miracles, the…

Name It & Claim It Innovation w. Jim Weber

Host Justin McMenamy continues the multi-episode conversation with Jim Weber about leadership lessons and innovation, revisiting Jim’s advice that companies should declare themselves innovative even if they aren’t.  The conversation centers on how widespread “innovation” claims make the term vague,…