LEADERSHIP | Love Your Career

Dave Tussing talks with Brittney Van Matre about career.
Dave Tussing speaks with Brittney Van Matre about career paths, personal calling, flow state, and the future of the workplace. Brittney shares tools for determining one's values and goals.

Brittney is a workplace strategist with a lifelong interest in understanding what it means to be human. Drawing from personal and professional experience, she helps individuals and teams regain aliveness and fulfillment at work. With over 16 years of management experience leading brands, including ten spent as the Director of Strategy and Business Operations for Nike Workplace Design, Brittney is on a mission to support companies in building better mindfulness and emotional intelligence at the core.

Connect with Brittney on LinkedIn, or visit her website.

Dave Tussing is a leader that cares about the whole person, and inspiring others to live into their full potential and calling. He strives to infuse ethics and values into business and to lead teams to improve the world as they grow their business. Dave has led teams across technology, healthcare and sports / retail industries at companies ranging in size from small pacific northwest based companies to some of the largest companies in the world. He holds a BA in Accounting and BS in Computer & Information Science from George Fox University and obtained his MBA from Portland State University. As a lifetime learner he also obtained an executive certificate in Strategy & Innovation from MIT and has completed courses in data science and AI/ML from Udacity. With learning, there is no finish line.

Dave can be reached on LinkedIn.

Views and opinions expressed in this podcast do not represent views of the companies for which David or guests are employed.

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LEADERSHIP | Love Your Career

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