Today’s episode might surprise you, because we’re talking about archaeology—yes, archaeology—not as history, but as a leadership and wellbeing tool.
My guest is Celia Orsini, an archaeologist and the founder of Archaeology for Wellbeing.
Host: Marie-Line Germain, Ph.D.
Mixing: Kelly Minnis

Ep. 137 - Egos at the Top: Tactical Negotiation in the C-Suite - David Deane-Spread

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The host, Dr. Marie-Line Germain, is a professor of Human Resources and Leadership at Western Carolina University (a campus of the University of North Carolina).  https://www.linkedin.com/in/marie-line-germain/