Sages of Industry
Sages of Industry, hosted by Lynne Brodie, features conversations with conscious business leaders who are redefining the role of enterprise in society. Each episode explores innovative ideas that shift culture, reshape industries, and address today's most pressing global challenges. These leaders are transforming how business operates by building companies that create products and services that simultaneously support clients, engage employees, and solve meaningful world problems. From pioneering companies to purpose-driven organizations and nonprofits, Sages of Industry highlights leaders demonstrating that commercial success and societal contribution can be structurally aligned. Subscribe to hear stories of global impact, practical innovation, and the leaders changing how the world does business for good. Will you be the next global change maker? Subscribe to hear all the latest episodes and get into your Flow Zone of imagination, innovation and impact.
Episodes
In this solo Ripple Effect episode, Lynne Brodie narrows the Future Leaders Series to one specific executive capability: pattern recognition. The episode's core argument is that many leadership failures do not come from a lack of intelligence, effort, or even strategy. They come from misreading what is actually repeating inside the system. Lynne frames pattern recognition as the ability to detect the recurring structures, behaviors...
In this solo Ripple Effect episode, Lynne Brodie lays out the core premise behind her Future Leaders Series: traditional leadership models are no longer enough for the level of complexity ...
In this episode, Lynne Brodie speaks with Pate Moore about why so many organizations struggle to turn strategy into real execution, even when the plan itself looks sound. The conversation ...
In this episode, Lynne Brodie speaks with Blaine Bartlett about leadership as something deeper than technique, title, or management mechanics. The conversation centers on the idea that leadersh...
In this episode, Lynne Brodie describes a distinct set of executive-level perceptive and strategic capacities that operate together in real time. Rather than speaking about performance in broad...
Justin Gordon is the CEO of Amramp Accessibility, a family-owned company founded by his father, Julian Gordon, in 1998. Amramp provides wheelchair ramps, stair lifts, vertical platform lif...
In this short solo episode of The Ripple Effect, Lynne Brodie shifts from explanation into experience. The focus of the episode is personal power — not as a motivational phrase,...
Jackie Russell is the founder and president of Teak Media + Communication, a firm she started in 1997 to help nonprofit organizations and socially responsible companies gain wider recognit...
The podcast's opening episode introduced The Ripple Effect as Lynne Brodie's recurring solo series focused on imagination, innovation, and impact.
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Kimberly Haley-Coleman the founder and executive director of Globe Aware, a US- and Canada-based nonprofit that organizes short-term international volunteer programs. Globe Aware works in more than 25 countries, serves individuals as well as family, school, church, and corporate groups, and is built around cultural awareness, sustainability, and working side-by-side with communities "a...
Graham Stewart is described as a long-time textile industry leader and the EVP/founder behind Fibre52, a process designed to improve how cotton-rich fabrics are prepared and dyed. Fibre52 as a ...
Dr. Ginny Whitelaw as a former NASA senior leader, founder of the Institute for Zen Leadership, and co-developer of the FEBI framework, which focuses on four mind-body energy patterns in leader...
Kurt Avery is the founder, owner, and president of Sawyer Products. His work focuess on outdoor protection, water filtration, first aid, and a long-standing commitment to expanding access to cl...
In this opening episode, Lynne Brodie introduces Sages of Industry and explains the purpose behind the podcast. She positions the show as a platform for conversations with le...
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