How does a region market itself to the world?
On this episode, we're sitting down with the CEO of the Indy Chamber of Commerce Michael Huber, to discuss how his team works to tell our region's story that attracts both organizations and talent to make our city globally competitive. Listen now
How to work with a micromanager
On this episode, we're sitting down with Kelley Management Professor Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow to unpack ways we can work to avoid becoming a micromanager as well as how to work under a "bossy boss." Listen now
How to find the courage to speak up in the workplace
On this episode, we're talking with Kelley School of Business Assistant Professor of Management Ryan Outlaw, and we're taking a deep dive into his Voice Outcome Research Project - focusing on the question -- When employees speak up, what are the ramifications? Listen now
The 2020 Kelley School of Business Economic Forecast - LIVE
On this one hour live episode, our Kelley professors, alongside the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, give their economic predictions for the 2020 fiscal year - both regionally and around the globe. Listen now
Part Two: How the Indiana Department of Revenue became a top place to work
On this episode, we conclude our conversation with the Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Revenue Adam Krupp to how this team became all-stars. Listen now
Part One: How the Indiana Department of Revenue became a top place to work
On this episode, we are sitting down with the Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Revenue Adam Krupp to how this team became all-stars. Listen now
Will automation wipe out manufacturing jobs in the future?
On this episode, we are taking a look into this question and more to discover what the future of manufacturing will look like. Listen now
How to avoid ghosting in business
On this episode, we're sitting down with Human Resource Management professor Liz Malatestinic who is helping us avoid being ghosted. Listen now
The ROI Podcast: Top five most downloaded episodes
In honor of International Podcast Day 2019, we are sharing our top 5 most downloaded episodes of all time. We are also including some fun facts about the podcast industry.
How to create better workflow efficiencies inside your organization
On this episode we're sitting down with one of Kelley's Management Professors Kendra Reed and exploring her recent publication based on the book Zap the Gaps! by Ken Blanchard. Listen now
How to make your “side hustle” a full-time job
On this episode, we're sitting down with Tommy Griffith, founder of ClickMinded, who left his full-time job at AirBnB to pursue his side hustle. Listen now
Why these former NFL players chose to pursue an MBA
In business and in sport, there are parallels. The lessons learned from the athletic field can be similar to the takeaways from a team in the workplace. As the NFL season kicks off its 100th year, we sit down with two former NFL players who’ve been part of a partnership between the Kelley School of Business’ partnership with the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). Listen now
What is a B-Corp and why does it matter?
How you list your business will have an impact on how the world sees your new company. On this episode, we are sitting down with the founder and president of Entegrit Will Woldenberg to discuss a newer type of corporation identity that revolves around sustainability. I'm talking about B-Corps. Listen now
Why listening makes you a better leader
On this episode, we're talking with the Creator and Host of Inside INdiana Business Gerry Dick about why listening to your team makes you a better leader. We will unpack some of his journalism knowledge and equip you to become a better leader for your organization. Listen now
How to help our family choose the best retirement living
On this episode, we’re sitting down with the Executive Director of Fox Run Retirement Community Mike McCormick, and having a conversation about how we can help plan our parent's retirement. Listen now
How will the US and China trade war impact our organizations
On today’s episode, we’re sitting down with two of our Kelley Economics Professors Phil Powell and Kyle Anderson, to talk about this Trade War between the U.S. and China. What does this mean for our organizations? Listen now
Is the healthcare industry focused on the business side of healing or the people they care for?
This seemingly simple, yet at times taboo question, brings multiple answers depending where you fall inside the healthcare spectrum. On this episode, we're sitting down with System Chief Nursing Officer of St. Vincent Health Cindy Adams to tackle this tough question. Listen now
How does business and health care go hand-in-hand?
This week, we are continuing the conversation on frontline health care with Chief Nursing Officer of Community Health Networks Jean Putnam, who is sharing what it takes for the success of healthcare in the future. Listen now
Why do front line health care providers need business training?
On this episode, we’re sitting down with the Chief Operating Officer of IU Health, Michelle Janney who’s sharing her journey of leadership from front line nurse to C-level suite and why it’s important for our health care providers to also possess some business training. Listen now
Is a four year degree obsolete in this modern age?
On this episode, we're sitting down with the Co-Founder & CEO of Kenzie Academy, a computer coding boot-camp, so to speak, to find out how their institution aims to tackle this very issue. Listen now
Taking a look at our economy with Kelley Economist Phil Powell
Back in January, we held a discussion with our Kelley Economists Phil Powell and Kyle Anderson. Now that we are half way through 2019, we thought we would revisit our predictions and give you advice on what to expect for the rest of the year. Listen now
How to lead your team through disruptive life events
On this episode, we're sitting down with the Founder of Handle with Care HR Solutions Liesel Mertes, who specializes in helping business leaders deal with disruptive life events with empathy and offer tips to lead your team in tough times. Listen now
What we can learn from Powderkeg's 2019 Tech Census
On this episode, we're sitting down with Powderkeg's Chief Marketing Officer Kevin Bailey who is offering us a preview of the report, taking us deeper into how they measure a company's culture, and what you can do to get a copy. Listen now
How to avoid startup icebergs that sink organizations
On this episode, we are taking a dive into the murky startup waters to discover how to keep a new business afloat. Listen now
Why you need a mentor and why you should be a mentor
On this episode, we are sitting down with the President and CEO of Edge Mentoring Dave Neff who is sharing why you need a mentor and why you should be a mentor. Listen now
Part Two: How to heal a broken organizational culture
On this episode, we are finishing our conversation with Indiana University’s Athletic Director Fred Glass who is taking us on his unique journey of healing a hurting organizational culture. Listen now
Part One: How to heal a broken organizational culture
On this episode, we have the honor to sit down with Indiana University’s Athletic Director, Fred Glass who is taking us on his journey of healing a hurting organizational culture. Listen now
How to handle an economic crisis
On this episode, we’re sitting down with the former CEO of Whirlpool, Jeff Fettig – a Kelley School of Business alum who helped lead his company through one of the worst financial collapses of all time. Listen now
How can we adapt to the "working remotely" trend?
On this episode, we’re sitting down with the founder of VMS BioMarketing and the Executive in Residence for the Tobias Leadership Center, Neal Rothermel, who shares how his company makes working remotely, successful. Listen now
How to make your team more efficient
On this episode, we’re sitting down with the CEO of A.C.T. Services, Tina Moe, BS'98, who in the height of tax season, heavily rely upon systems to safeguard their team from unnecessary frustrations. Listen now
How to make fans of your organization, not just customers or donors
On this episode, we’re sitting down with Senior Lecturer of Marketing Kim Donahue, who’s helping us discover how we can make fans of our organizations, not just customers or donors. Listen now
The ROI Podcast celebrates International Women's Day
In celebration of International Women's Day, we are going into our vault to celebrate a high-level leader and Kelley graduate who helped an organization move from a publically traded technology company to a privately traded entity. We are also exploring how she moved into the C-level suite. Listen now
How to sell your successful startup
On this episode, we’re sitting down with Randy Stocklin, CEO of One Click Ventures, who led his company through a buy-out and how he prepared his organization for the transition. Listen now
Part Two: How Indiana can decrease the talent shortage
On this episode we’re covering what other cities are doing that drive success, what the entrepreneurship landscape looks like here in Indiana, how higher education needs to change to support the growing economy, and what goals constitute a successful year for the Workforce Cabinet. Listen now
Part One: How Indiana can decrease the talent shortage
On this episode, we’re sitting down with the State Workforce Cabinet Chairman, Danny Lopez, who’s sharing incredible opportunities for not just the State of Indiana, but for each individual citizen. Listen now
How to be super happy and thrive at work
According to a Gallup study, around two-thirds of the American workforce feel a lack of purpose at work. On this episode, we’re sitting down with an Executive Coach, with over 20 years of employee engagement and emotional intelligence training who’s showing us how to be super happy and thrive at work. Listen now
How to lead your organization through this trade war
United States and Chinese officials will meet again this week to continue negotiations over trade. The two sides have until March to make a deal before another expected increase in US tariffs on Chinese goods. On this episode, we’re sitting down with one of our Kelley experts, professor Darrell Brown, who’s going to help us navigate our organizations through these choppy economic waters. Listen now
How to successfully network in a hyper-connected world
As technology improves – our world shrinks; allowing a new wave of connectivity. Yet, there are still those who struggle to create a successful network that inspires collaboration. On this episode, CEO of Powderkeg Matt Hunckler helps us create meaningful connections. Listen now
Our Kelley economists give their projections for 2019
Given all the financial headlines in the news, we thought it would be a good time to get two of our economic experts in one room and take a look at our current economic climate and give you tips to make better business decisions for 2019. Listen now
How to overcome your professional fears
On this episode, we’re sitting down with Emily Bermes, CEO of Emily Bermes and Associates, who shares her strategy to overcoming career obstacles. Let’s get to the podcast… Listen now
Dressing up your success for the New Year
On this episode, we're sitting down with the CEO of Tom James suits, Todd Browne - who's helping us button up excuses so we can tailor successful leadership results. Let's get to the podcast... Listen now
How to become the top place to work in your city
On this episode, we’re talking with CEO and Co-Founder of PERQ, Andy Medley, who knows how to make the Indy Star’s top places to work list – and breaking down how they got there, so we attract the best talent available. Listen now
How to secure capital funding for your business idea
On this episode, we’re sitting down with Managing Director of Allos Ventures, David Kerr - a venture capitalist who’s going to tell you how to secure funding for your business idea. No lights, no cameras, no sharks. Let's get to the podcast! Listen now
Part Two: When to let a team member go
As leaders, we carry that responsibility to protect our organization and help protect our company culture. And sometimes that involves letting someone go. But when? On this week's episode, we conclude this two-part series with the Lead Pastor of ITOWN Church, Dave Sumrall who helps us answer that really tough question. Listen now
Part One: When to hire a new team member
As leaders, the question we wrestle with is not IF we should hire an employee, rather it is WHEN we should hire an employee. On this two-part series, the Lead Pastor of ITOWN Church, Dave Sumrall shares his executive wisdom to help us answer the question, when do I hire a new team member? Listen now
How to reinvent your company's culture
Walt Disney World's former Executive Vice President of Operations Lee Cockerell takes us behind the magic, revealing his secrets that kept the Magic Kingdom, internationally competitive by changing their company culture. Listen now
Part Two: How to protect your most valuable asset - your health
As we conclude this second of a two-part series on our country's healthcare system, we explore what changes are currently underway. And more importantly, how they will impact both doctors and patients. Listen now
Part One: How to protect your most valuable asset - your health
As a country, we're pretty good at putting Humpty Dumpty back together, yet we fail to explore why or even help prevent him from climbing the wall in the first place. On this first of a two part podcast, we're exploring the hiccups within the US healthcare system and how it affects our most valuable asset, our own health. Listen now
How this developer is helping Indianapolis reclaim economic prosperity
On this episode, we sat down with the President of Ambrose Property Group, Aasif Bade who spoke about how any commercial real estate company can create success within their own community; pulling examples from the GM Stamping Plant property the company acquired in 2017. Listen now
Why your organization needs podcasting
On this episode, we're sitting down with the Co-Founder of Podchaser, a company dedicated to centralizing podcast content from around the globe, who is helping us unpack how we can leverage the podcast medium to our advantage. Listen now
Revisiting: Governor Eric Holcomb discusses tech growth in Indiana
On this episode, we're talking with Associate Dean Phil Powell about his experience inside the Governor's Mansion and revisiting that previous episode. Listen now
5 proven tips to startup business success
If you're on the verge of starting a business or need a "kick" of motivation, this episode is for you. On this episode, we sat down with two entrepreneurs from Realync who share 5 tips from their startup journey that proved successful. Listen now
Avoid the hidden cost of doing business
Besides another economic recession, nothing can stop a company's growth faster than business regulation violations. This episode will both educate and give you the necessary tools to protect your organization from unnecessary fines. Listen now
Part Two: Disruptive learning is disrupting business
In this second episode of a two part series, CEO and Founder of StartEdUp, Don Wettrick continues on how innovation in the classroom creates disruption in the business world. He's also a Noblesville High School teacher and host of The StartEdUp Podcast. Listen now
Part One: Disruptive learning is disrupting business
In this first episode of a two part series, CEO and Founder of StartEdUp, Don Wettrick demonstrates how innovation in the classroom creates disruption in the business world. He's also a Noblesville High School teacher and host of The StartEdUp Podcast. Listen now
4 steps toward a better social media presence
As people use more social media platforms, how can our organizations stay relevant online? Associate Faculty in Marketing, Sharmin Kent offers four tips to expand our digital outreach through social media. Listen now
How to get ahead of the competition
How can a proven baseball strategy grow our business? On this episode, professor Kyle Anderson, steps to the plate and knocks this confusing curveball, out of the park. Listen now
How to market your brand like a champion
Trying to grow your brand? On this episode, Associate Vice Chancellor, Jay Gladden gives us an inside look at how major sports teams and retail chains create winning marketing strategies. Listen now
Three improvements Indianapolis can make to claim Amazon’s second headquarters
Amazon needs a new home, can Indianapolis answer the call? Associate Faculty in Real Estate, John Snell, MBA'77, gives insight on how Indy can build a home for Amazon's 2nd Headquarters. Listen now
Three tips to help land that C-suite position
Feeling stuck, professionally? CFO Traci Dolan, BS'81, shares three tips to grow yourself into that C-level suite or a successful new business venture. Listen now
After 52 episodes, Shane Simmons says farewell as The ROI Podcast welcomes new host, Matt Martella. Listen now
The ROI Podcast: Top five most popular episodes
From managing your time, to handling HR crises, to leveraging personality in management, our first 50 episodes for the Kelley School of Business ROI Podcast were full of tips for the business professional.
How this Indianapolis company keeps a 90 percent employee retention rate
Hear how this company incentivizes their employees to stay within the organization. Listen now
Governor Eric Holcomb discusses tech growth in Indiana
In this episode of The ROI Podcast, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb sits down with Associate Dean Phil Powell to discuss tech growth and jobs in the state. Listen now
This CEO reveals three hacks to accomplish your goals
How many times have you set a timeline to get a task completed but fell short? Do you feel overwhelmed and distracted? In this episode of The ROI Podcast, Sunny Lu, CEO of Techserv, reveals three hacks that help her stay mind stay sharp every day. Listen now
How to Go Slow to Grow Fast in Business
In this episode of The ROI Podcast, Brent Tilson, who's the founder of Tilson HR and a published Forbes author, discusses the common pitfalls of a growing organization while offering advice from his book Go Slow To Grow Fast. Listen now
How this organization is helping physicians become entrepreneurs
Hear how this national organization is creating more physician entrepreneurs to tackle the challenges of healthcare. Listen now
The case for disrupting the traditional workplace
In this episode of The ROI Podcast, listen to Counterpart's Chief Strategy Officer on how their culture and innovation has helped them become one of the most successful software development companies in Indianapolis. Listen now
How companies can skyrocket profits through social impact investing
Skyrocket profits and better your community as Jay Geshay discusses social impact investing. Listen now
How to ace your new job interview
Be comfortable and confident in your next job interview with these tips from Director of Career Services, Josh Killey. Listen now
Best of The ROI Podcast: How to deal with a bully in the workplace
Learn how to deal with a bully in the workplace with Clinical Assistant Professor of Business Law and Management, Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow. Listen now
Why manufacturing is excelling with Gregg Sherrill
In this episode of The ROI Podcast, Gregg Sherrill, executive chairman of Tenneco, talks about the evolution of manufacturing and the role it has played in the United States. Listen now
The key to securing venture capital
What does it take to secure capital from an investor? Faraz Abassi reveals characteristics investors are looking for in a business. Listen now
How this CEO grew her business in a volatile economy
Scaling your business comes down to knowing your ideal customer, differentiating yourself and creating an unmatched company culture. Listen now
How to get more done with these productivity hacks
Stop wasting your days away and get productive with these smart hacks. Listen now
Why you should surround yourself with talent
Dean Idie Kesner of the Kelley School of Business discusses how an executive should measure success, surround themselves with the right team and how to boost results. Listen now
How these characteristics create remarkable leaders with Dean Idie Kesner
Kelley School of Business Dean Idie Kesner discusses characteristics of impactful leaders and gives helpful insights to women executives. Listen now
How organizations can build regulations into strategy
Here's how to use regulations to an organization's advantage with Kelley School of Business professor Julie Manning Magid. Listen now
Equal pay for equal work and what your company should know
Questions an organization should consider when evaluating equal pay for equal work, featuring Kelley School professor Kim Saxton. Listen now
Three simple ways leaders can grow their organization
Kelley School professor Ken Wendeln shares what it takes for executives to grow their organization. Listen now
The 2018 financial markets and proven investment strategies with Professor Rob Neal
Hear about the factors driving the financial markets in 2018. Listen now
How women can break through the glass ceiling
Women who take action on these tips will set the momentum for their goals. Listen now
How grammatical errors impact online reviews
Did you know that grammatical and spelling errors can have a negative impact on a company's online review? Listen now
How the United States can overcome outsourcing
Is outsourcing a good thing? Here's why it could be. Listen now
How to negotiate like a champion
Learn the art of negotiation in this episode of The ROI Podcast. Listen now
Black Friday and the demise of big-box retailers
If big-box retailers want to compete in the future, they must make these changes. Listen now
Why not doing this puts you at risk of being hacked
Is your information protected? Or is it at risk of being breached? Learn how to protect yourself in this podcast episode. Listen now
Could shopping for healthcare be like shopping for groceries?
The way we shop for healthcare is changing. What could it mean for you? Listen now
How to motivate and inspire in business
Motivate, inspire and achieve your goals after listening to this world-renowned speaker and business consultant. Listen now
How labor shortages are strangling U.S. companies
Hear how labor shortages are impacting Indiana business. Listen now
What E.W. Kelley taught us about life and business
Hear how one of the greatest business leaders succeeded in this episode of The ROI Podcast. Listen now
Ultimate time management hacks with Laura Vanderkam
Take control of your time and your life with these time management hacks. Listen now
Increase your sales today using these breakthrough techniques
Do you want to increase your sales? If so, this is the podcast for you. Listen now
Hear from some of the best in business with The ROI Podcast's Twentieth Episode! Listen now
How nonprofits can raise more money doing this
Why do people prefer to donate used items rather than money? This research may surprise you. Listen now
What you can learn from Uber’s recent controversy
In this episode of The ROI Podcast, we talk about Uber's recent controversy and how you can learn from it. Listen now
The power and potential of mindset
Listen to Indianapolis Fire Department Chief Ernest Malone give his take on leadership. Listen now
Why taking action is the best action
The president of IU Saxony and Tipton Hospitals explains the process of building and maintaining powerful relationships. Listen now
An executive’s advice for finding the perfect career
This executive gives perspective to finding your passion. Listen now
How to leverage your personality in management
Learn how to use your personal strengths to better connect with and manage your team. Listen now
This CEO reveals what it takes to lead
Being a leader is more than just a title. Learn these tips that one CEO recommends all leaders apply. Listen now
Why this company embraces failure, and how it drives revenue
Some companies view failure in a negative light, but this company embraces it, and they're seeing massive results. Listen now
How one company turned mentoring into a business
An Indianapolis company is taking a disruptive approach to the way they form mentorships. Listen now
What you need to know when managing millennials
Here's everything you need to know about managing the new workforce. Listen now
How you can increase employee satisfaction and productivity
Hear how adjusting the physical space in your company can increase employee satisfaction and productivity. Listen now
Here’s how one tech company overcame talent shortages and grew 300 percent
Hear how one tech company avoids talent shortages without outsourcing overseas. Listen now
Why companies who invest in this practice are successful
Companies who invest in sustainable business practices are more successful. Here's why. Listen now
How to build a winning supply chain
Practicing sustainability and reducing costs aren't mutually exclusive. Listen to the latest insight to build a winning supply chain. Listen now
How China could impact your investments
More Americans are beginning to invest in the Chinese Stock Market. Here's what you need to know. Listen now
Entrepreneurs who do this increase their chances of success
Why do some startups fail and others succeed? We answer that question in this episode. Listen now
How to deal with a bully in the workplace
Dealing with a bully at work? Here’s what you should know when handling a bully. Listen now
How to lead a team and get results
In this episode of The ROI Podcast, you'll learn how to effectively lead a team. Listen now
