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Your Digital Reputation features candid conversations with CXOs, board members, and domain experts about how trust is built, tested and scaled in a digital world - hosted by Roger Christie, founder and principal at Propel.
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Average audio length:
31 minutes
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English
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88 episodes
since May 4, 2022
episodic
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Most conventional wisdom about executive profile building starts with being seen, and having an opinion. But what if the smartest strategy was almost the opposite?
David Shein built ComTech Communications from an idea into what many consider Australia's first tech unicorn, sold it, and now backs th…
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Would you say the main thrust of your communications reflects your competence, or character?
It's a question Roger Christie puts to leaders in his workshops, and - in this episode - one his guest answers with hard data.
Shahar Silbershatz is the co-founder and CEO of Caliber, a stakeholder intellig…
For years, leaders have been encouraged to tell better stories. New research from Dr Jacki Johnson now suggests - for some organisations - that may be the most dangerous advice they could act on.
Jacki is an author, board director and a former insurance executive and chief executive, including six …
What is your reputation actually worth?
Mike Smith built Zero Co from a kernel of an idea in his childhood bedroom into a home-cleaning brand that not only served more than 100,000 Australian households, but also sought to tackle the enormous global problem of single use plastic pollution in the pr…
Leadership belief forms from everything you do, is often decided on when you're not in the room, and is tested whenever your leadership falls under the microscope - any belief is either lacking and exposed, or present and pays dividends.
Allison Rossiter has spent her career quietly and consistentl…
For decades, "communication" was largely a one-way flow, with stakeholders on the receiving end. Whether via a press release, internal comms or investor relations - organisations could essentially set a narrative and expect it to land. The model worked.
But that world of controlled, one-way communi…
For leaders in high-trust sectors, control has long felt like safety. Control the message, control the narrative, control how you show up, and nothing can go wrong.
But, as Alex Chapman explains in this episode, that instinct is now quietly doing the opposite of what was intended - particularly in …
Like most CEOs, Tara Castle's leadership journey has never been about self-promotion. It’s been about making people feel connected to something bigger than themselves.
As CEO of Queensland Gives by Queensland Community Foundation, overseeing nearly $200 million in FUM, Tara spends her days helping …
For years, leaders have been told to be more visible: show up, post more, build a presence.
But as Craig Badings makes clear in this episode of Your Digital Reputation, visibility was never the goal - belief is.
Craig is Partner and Reputation Practice Co-Lead at SenateSHJ, and one of Australia’s m…
Leadership today doesn’t happen behind closed doors. It happens in public view - and that changes everything.
In this opening episode of Season 7 of Your Digital Reputation, host Roger Christie sets the scene for a new era of leadership. One where visibility is a given - even risky, at times - and …
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