Скачать или смотреть From Startup to Billions with Jim Estill

Today on the “Servant Leadership Podcast,” we hear from Jim Estill as he shares his insights on servant leadership and innovation in the business world.

Jim is a technology entrepreneur, executive, and philanthropist.

He is known for starting and growing a business to $2 billion.

Jim has invested in over 150 companies and played a pivotal role in the early investment and growth of BlackBerry.

Jim purchased Danby Appliances, which has become a household name in the appliance industry.

Jim is renowned for his philanthropic efforts, including his incredible work in supporting refugees and fostering community development.

In his book, “Zero to 2 Billion,” he shares the principles and stories behind his entrepreneurial journey and success.

I am excited for him to share about what it takes to lead with empathy, achieve remarkable success, and become a better servant leader.

Timestamps:
00:00 Jim Estill Intro
00:51 Welcome Jim Estill
01:04 Jim's Background
03:04 Starting A Business While In College
04:00 Approach To Running An Existing Company Versus A Start-up
05:40 How Servant Leadership Enhanced Running An Existing Company
07:49 Instilling Servant Leadership Principles
09:32 Reflecting On R.I.M. (Blackberry)
10:35 The Process Of Taking A Private Company Public
12:45 Impact Of Mentors
14:06 The “Danby Journey”
15:43 Retiring And Un-Retiring
17:28 Philanthropy and Refugees
18:33 Choosing Charitable Initiatives
19:26 How To Influence Other Leaders
20:37 Finding And Encouraging Effective Leaders
22:39 Other Businesses That Jim Is Involved In
23:55 Awards Of Recognition
25:35 Helping People To Be “Others Focused”
27:29 Leading Through Tough Circumstances
28:29 Life Lesson About Servant Leadership
29:33 10 Rapid Fire Questions
33:58 Closing

Check out Jim's Company Danby Appliances: https://www.danby.com/

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