Organizational Leadership Series

I’ve pulled together some of the work I did during my Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership — a mix of videos from course projects and the papers that went with them. Some link to blog posts with full APA 7 references, while others are just stand-alone videos on a topic I thought was worth exploring. This isn’t meant to be a polished archive — more of a window into what I was working on and how I tried to bring the ideas to life.

A quick caveat: these were created for an academic audience, which meant I sometimes had to blend concepts, anonymize details, or even invent fictional organizations to get the point across while protecting confidential work. The material itself is rooted in real-world challenges I’ve lived and led through — I just presented it in a way that respected professional boundaries.

One exception is my piece on Teal Organizations. That one leans more into theory than practice for me, but I kept it in here because it highlights something important: there’s always more to learn, even when real-world examples aren’t as easy to find.

At the end of the day, though, I’m not an ivory-tower theorist. I’ve lived and breathed this stuff. The academic side gave me structure, language, and rigor — but my approach is always practical: ideas matter most when they’re put to work.