Leslie Ruyle never thought she would be an entrepreneur but her determination to find ways to make conservation work for humans and animals found her creating entrepreneurial programs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Leslie assembled a team of advisors from Texas A&M University and the entrepreneurial community and began using V-REEL to help Congolese business owners develop sound business plans. What an adventure! You don't want to miss Leslie's story.

Mays Business School Executive Professor Janet Marcantonio joins the conversation to share her experience using V-REEL as a teaching tool for individualized leadership development at Texas A&M. She reflects on the value of the framework as a tool for introspection, an essential aspect of any leadership development program. With a strong background in liberal arts, Janet brings fresh insights into the application of V-REEL for both leadership development and business education. We learned a lot from this conversation and think you'll find it valuable as well.