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Coffee Energizes Leadership On this episode of Leadership Low Down host Dr. Phil Knight talks with Mark and Paula Thompson franchise owners of Biggby Coffee.

The Importance Of Policy And Decision Making Dr. Paul Elam thinks with Host Dr. Phil about the importance of policy and decision making that gives citizens an opportunity to build wealth.

Superintendent Clarence Garner: Succession Planning Dr. Phil Knight talks with Superintendent of the Grand Blanc Community Schools Clarence Garner.

Leadership on the EDGE Lorri Rishar of EDGE Partnerships is an entrepreneur, advocate, influencer and is making things happen for her friends, family and clients.

I really enjoyed interviewing my friend and fellow influencer Jason Kildea. His leadership journey is inspiring to all of us who want to impact the double bottom line!

The Leadership Journey of Jason Kildea Tune in to hear about the leadership of Jason Kildea!

God Blesses a Broken Road, move forward with courage.

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This Soccer Coach is Leading the Way for Many Generations Dr. Phil Knight talks to Greg McNeil of Neogen Corporation about his influence as a soccer coach and his involvement with BBBS

Mistakes + carelessness = missed opportunities. How do you handle these situations with your team? Listen to me on Michigan Business Network discuss leadership challenges with excellent guests!

The Leadership Lowdown is my show heard only on the Michigan Business Network. Listen online or download the MBN app.

Who on your team would go out there with you? Whom do you trust to go out there with you?

Influence the Influencers and Decision Makers in Michigan! Dr. Phil Knight interviews one of Lansing's most influential influencers, Stephanie Johnson. They discuss the importance of mentoring and relationships.

Why are politics so negative? Whenever there is a leadership vacuum, something fills it. Usually that something is negative.... This is not a partisan statement. We need leaders, statesmen/women - who govern, not ideologues with narrow agendas.