Our distinguished host, Jim Barnish, brings you another excellent episode on The Dirt Podcast with a long-term leader who left his enterprise career in pursuit of his passion. Juan Betancourt will share some of the most important lessons he learned about leadership the hard way, from finding the right salesperson to letting go of the reins. Discover the company-wide impact of giving a little trust to your employees. And as a bonus, hear Juan's firsthand experience on giving more room for the Latino community to grow their businesses.
Juan is recognized as a thought-leader, speaker, and business executive in the human capital management, HR software, recruiting, and culture space. He is also considered by Malcolm Gladwell as one of the world's most connected Connectors, approaching networking from a place of energy and friendship, not based on short-term goals, material, or personal gain. Juan practices several spiritual modalities that have helped him live in the NOW, achieve a higher consciousness, and exist (be) in his highest vibration.
Today, he is CEO of Humantelligence, The Culture Software, which enables The Power of People Made Simple® and of Gonza Executive Search, a leading executive search firm that works with leading PE firms to find the top executive talent for their portfolio companies.
Our distinguished host, Jim Barnish, brings you yet another excellent episode on The Dirt Podcast with an experienced leader who left his enterprise career in pursuit of his passion. From finding the right salesperson to letting go of the reins Juan Betancourt shares some of the hardest lessons he learned about leadership. Discover the company-wide impact of giving a little trust to your employees. And as a bonus, hear Juan's firsthand experience on giving more room for the Latino community to grow their businesses.
Juan shares what Humantelligence does
Juan shares a success story about overcoming an obstacle.
How Juan overcame the challenge of hiring the right salesperson.
How employee feedback made Juan a better leader.
How did Juan get to his current honest point of self-realization?
Understand the challenge Latino business owners experience in fundraising.
When Latino-owned businesses approach $1 million, it becomes harder to scale.
How can founders listening help Juan to grow?
Juan answers The Founder Five questions.