# Ken Cameron
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ken cameron (born 1946) is an Australian film and television director and writer. Cameron was born in Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia and graduated from Sydney University with BA in 1968. He has won two AFI Awards for directing.
Causing Shift | Culture Hack | Calgary Business
Causing Shift | Culture Hack | Calgary Business
In this episode of Culture Hack, host Adam welcomes Ken Cameron, CEO and "Shift Disturber" of Corporate Culture Shift. Together, they discuss the intricacies of creating engaged, dynamic workspaces that empower employees to take ownership of their …
Another Effing Book | Behind The Book | Calgary Business
Mastering difficult conversations is key to building a strong workplace culture. In this episode of Behind the Book, Ken Cameron and Russell Stratton discuss their book I Need to Effing Talk to You and share practical strategies for effective leadership, communication, and conflict resolution. Lear…
Good Communication Matters | Behind The Book | Calgary Business
Good Communication Matters | Behind The Book | Calgary Business
Effective communication is the key to great leadership. Join Ken Cameron of Corporate Culture Shift and Russell Stratton of Blue Gem Learning as they explore how better workplace conversations can transform teams, improve collaboratio…
What's The Beef? | Behind The Book | Calgary Business
Struggling with tough workplace conversations? In this episode of Behind The Book, host Heather Andrews chats with Ken Cameron and Russell Stratton about their "What's The Beef?" framework— a simple, effective way to handle conflict, improve communication, and build a stronger team culture. Watch n…
Making Courageous Leaders | Behind The Book | Calgary Business
Real leadership isn’t easy, but it’s worth it. On this episode of Behind the Book, host Heather Andrews chats with Ken Cameron and Russell Stratton about what it really takes to be a courageous leader. From tough workplace conversations to powerful workshop experiences, they reveal how growth happe…
118 - Retaining F-ing Great Employees with Ken Rusk
Double your Ken in this episode! Host Ken Cameron speaks with Ken Rusk, blue-collar entrepreneur, bestselling author of Blue-Collar Cash, and host of the Comfort, Peace & Freedom podcast.
Ken shares the story of a tough conversation early in his career when one of his top employees told him they w…
119 - Butterfly Goo and Other F-ing Metaphors for Change with Rachel Burr
In this episode of “I Need To F*ing Talk To You,”** Ken Cameron sits down with Rachel Burr — executive coach, leadership consultant, and author of Butterfly Goo: The Down and Dirty Truth of Transformation. With over 20 years of experience and a sharp sense of humour, Rachel helps leaders navigate t…
132 - Goal Setting Without the Bullsh*t: Avoiding the F-ing New Year Corporate Madness
Welcome to our annual New Year’s special of I Need To F_*_ing Talk To You! Ken Cameron and Russell Stratton are back to tackle the time of year when leaders lose their minds: January, the month of 47 new goals before anyone’s recovered from holiday carb fog.
In this episode, we break down why most …
148 - Why Were Ken and I Wearing Viking Helmets… and What the F*ck Has That Got to Do with Leadership Communication?
What do Viking helmets, HR professionals, and difficult workplace conversations have in common?
More than you might think.
In this episode of I Need to F*ing Talk to You, Russell Stratton shares a memorable story from the CPHR Alberta Conference in Calgary, where he and co-author Ken Cameron…
Camel Trophy Veteran Ken Cameron & Defender Trophy Semifinalist Tiran Cameron
Steve Beres and Ike Goss host Ken Cameron, a former Camel Trophy competitor, and his son Tiran Cameron, a Defender Trophy semifinalist, to discuss their Land Rover and off-road backgrounds, how the Camel Trophy era compares to today’s Defender Trophy, and the importance of training and etiquette wi…
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