Can You Hear Me?

By: Rob Johnson and Eileen Rochford
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  • A bi-weekly podcast for leaders who want to get serious about using effective communications to advance their organizations. Don’t miss communications pros Rob Johnson, veteran broadcast news anchor and current President of Rob Johnson Communications, and Eileen Rochford, CEO of the strategic communications firm The Harbinger Group, discussing issues of the day and the communications implications they present for businesses and organizations. Goodpods Ranking: #3 in the Top 100 Public Relations Podcasts of All Time #5in Top 100 Digital Marketing Podcasts of All Time #7 in the Top 100 Branding Podcasts of All Time
    2021-2024 Can You Hear Me Eileen Rochford and Rob Johnson
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Episodes
  • Building Frameworks for Success

    Building Frameworks for Success
    Oct 30 2024

    Mark Coscarello

    Are you in need of a fractional CEO/Strategic Advisor to optimize the chaos and transform your business with the right People, Process, Tech, and Operations to grow sustainable revenue quickly?

    fCEO/Human Capital Executive

    “The magic ingredient to your secret receipt”

    4 successful Tech Stack builds

    Scaling start-ups to double in early rounds

    Implement data analytics to drive business results

    Industry exp., start-ups, CPG, sports media, life sciences

    Decreased customer churn/attrition by 28%, Reduced cycle times by 41%

    Are you operating at the speed of trust? As a CEO, our role at its essence is to:

    1. Have and communicate a vision
    2. Build the team that can achieve said vision
    3. Make sure you have the finances to do 1 & 2

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/markcoscarello/

    862-812-0714 – markcosc@gmail.com

    Primed to Perform Book

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    29 mins
  • Trailer: Building Frameworks for Success

    Trailer: Building Frameworks for Success
    Oct 29 2024
    In this episode of "Can You Hear Me?", hosts Eileen Rochford and Rob Johnson delve into the secrets of personal and professional success with Fractional CEO Mark Coscarello. Discover the essential frameworks and mindset shifts that can propel you towards your goals, as Coscarello shares his expertise on cultivating desire, attention to detail, and discipline to achieve lasting success.Thank you for listening to "Can You Hear Me?". If you enjoyed our show, please consider subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Stay connected with us: - Follow us on LinkedIn! - Follow our co-host Eileen Rochford on Linkedin! - Follow our co-host Rob Johnson on Linkedin!
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    1 min
  • How They Do It Series: Alicia Winckler & Alan Mather

    How They Do It Series: Alicia Winckler & Alan Mather
    Oct 16 2024
    About Alan MatherAlan Mather is the President of the Golden Apple Foundation. In partnership with Alicia Winckler, the CEO, Alan leads the education work of the Foundation. Prior to coming to Golden Apple, Alan served in the Chicago Public Schools for more than 32 years, from classroom teacher to principal to a key member of the CEO and Chief Education Officer’s cabinet--leading College and Career Success for the district. Born and raised in rural Southern Indiana, Alan hitchhiked up to Chicago after graduating from the University of Evansville in 1986 and has been working in the Chicago public schools ever since. Alan worked for 12 years as an English teacher, track and cross country coach before moving into administration after joining LAUNCH (Leadership and Urban Network for Chicago), the first principal preparation program in Chicago. His first administrative position was as the assistant principal at a new high school, Northside College Prep, which--in three years--became the top ranked high school in Illinois. In 2005, Alan was given the opportunity, as principal, to open Lindblom Math & Science Academy, a school that had once been top-tier but had declined. With the freedom, flexibility and support to create a high school, Alan hired all teachers, built a culture of excellence, and created an empowering climate. Since Alan opened Lindblom, it has become, according to the Sun-Times rankings, the top-performing majority AfricanAmerican school in Illinois and the only top 20-ranked school that has over 60% of its students on free/reduced lunch. He built the district’s largest Mandarin program, the largest non-heritage Arabic program in the United States, and the district’s first Biotechnology program in partnership with Baxter International and Northwestern University. Alan represented the Chicago Public Schools at Harvard University’s PELP (Public Education Leadership Program), was an inaugural member of the College Board’s Leadership Institute for Principals, has been part of Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management’s “Leading Successful Schools” program, and was selected as one of two Chicago principals to participate in Columbia University’s Cahn Fellows Distinguished Principals Program for the 2012-2013 school year at Teachers College. He was the first recipient of the Golden Apple Foundation's Stanley C. Golder Excellence in Leadership Award for Principals or Heads of School.About Alicia WincklerAlicia Winckler, Chief Executive Officer, began consulting with senior leadership and the Board of The Golden Apple Foundation in late 2014; was selected as its first President and Chief Operating Officer in January of 2017; and was selected as its President and Chief Executive Officer in October of 2017. In 2018, she welcomed Alan Mather to join her in coleading the Foundation - with Alicia as CEO and Alan becoming President. Her professional experience reflects a unique combination of private, public and nonprofit sector expertise at both the executive and board level, as well as a demonstrated passion for serving others. Alicia led several substantial strategic initiatives at the Cabinet level of the nation’s third largest K-12 District - in Chicago Public Schools - and has been working in depth in education for more than a decade. She earned her M.A. in Industrial / Organizational Psychology from the University of Colorado at Denver and B.S. in Psychology and Alcohol and Drug Abuse Studies from the University of South Dakota.The Golden Apple FoundationGolden Apple LinkedInGolden Apple FacebookGolden Apple InstagramGolden Apple XAlan Mather- Award Video Thank you for listening to "Can You Hear Me?". If you enjoyed our show, please consider subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform.Stay connected with us:Follow us on LinkedIn!Follow our co-host Eileen Rochford on Linkedin!Follow our co-host Rob Johnson on Linkedin!
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    38 mins

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Timely, Relevant Insights From Veteran Comms Pros

Massive disruptors like Covid, the cut-throat recruiting market, and the age of disinformation have changed the working world as we know it. Eileen and Rob tackle these issues (and more) with grace, confidence, and insight as only two veteran communications professionals can do. If you’re an organizational leader with questions about how to maneuver in these unprecedented times, this podcast is a must-listen.

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