The Ripple Effect:How Givers Win Through Relationships & Integrity with David Tsubouchi & Marc Kealy

In this STRATA Originals episode, Alan McLaren is joined by two industry leaders, David Tsubouchi and Marc Kealy, as they dive deep into their groundbreaking book, The Ripple Effect. Together, they explore how building authentic relationships, offering real value, and staying true to oneself can lead to long-term success and credibility in business and beyond. David Tsubouchi is an author, former politician, regulator, and Integrity Commissioner. He currently serves on several boards including OMERS and Tarion. David has received numerous awards and is an international keynote speaker on casino development, infrastructure, arts and culture, trade, politics, diversity, governance, networking, and business development. Marc Kealey is a former Advisor to Prime Minister John Turner and Premier of Ontario David Peterson. As Chief Advocate at Kealey & Associates, he consults on public policy development, healthcare, energy, gaming, and mining processing industries throughout Canada and internationally. Marc has extensive governance experience and is qualified through the OSC to serve on publicly traded boards and agencies in Canada. In this episode, we explore: ➡️ The impact of nurturing your professional and personal connections. ➡️ How integrity and credibility play crucial roles in business success. ➡️ The concept of "giving back" and its ripple effect on your career and life. ➡️ Why staying authentic and true to yourself helps build lasting relationships. ➡️ The importance of offering value in your network and contributing to others' growth. ➡️ Discover the power of being a "giver" and how it can shape your journey to success. Connect with David Tsubouchi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidtsubouchi/ Connect with Marc Kealy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marckealey/ Check out the book, "The Ripple Effect" here: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1770418326/ref=asc_df_1770418326 Ready to immerse yourself in a world of personal branding wisdom?