9: Stephenie Larsen, CEO of Encircle, on Being Brave, How She Came to Understand All People Matter, and Daily Questions She Uses to Keep Herself Accountable

Stephenie Larsen is the CEO of Encircle, a not-for-profit organization that seeks to deepen and enrich the conversation among communities of faith and LGBTQ teens and young adults. We discuss why Stephenie started Encircle and how her vision for what it could be has grown, how her belief in her purpose helped be brave, the strong motivation she has to get “stuff” done, and more.

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Vance Checketts, VP/GM Dell EMC, on Diversity, Learning from Challenges, and Getting Outside

Vance is the senior executive for Dell EMC in Utah, a significant base within Dell Technologies. Vance shares insights on relationships, risk-taking, speaking up, diversity, and humility. We discuss the importance of pivoting and taking opportunities that are uncomfortable. And he tells the story of climbing on Mount McKinley (Denali) and being told to jump if necessary.

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Sean Ford, CMO at LogMeIn on Mantras, Vulnerability, and Working on Yourself

W. Sean Ford serves as LogMeIn’s Chief Marketing Officer. Sean is responsible for leading all aspects of LogMeIn's global marketing organization including product marketing, field marketing, demand generation, communications, brand, and e-commerce. Sean previously was at Avid, where he led worldwide marketing strategy, he has also held executive positions with Zmags, Syncsort, and Oracle.

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Matt Holland, UVU President, on Lincoln, Confident Humility, Self-Awareness, and Empathy

Matthew Holland is the president of Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Under Matt's leadership, UVU has grown rapidly and is now the largest university in the state of Utah. Not only is Matt a leader of a large educational institution, he studied the leadership styles of several political figures as part of his graduate studies and wrote the book, Bonds of Affection: Civic Charity and the Making of America―Winthrop, Jefferson, and Lincoln.

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