Kelli McCauley Featured on the Lantz on Leadership Podcast

Recently, Kelli was a guest on the Lantz on Leadership podcast. The Lantz on Leadership podcast is devoted to helping leaders at all levels grow their business, their teams, and themselves. The podcast is hosted by Gayle Lantz, President of WorkMatters, Inc. and author of Take the Bull by the Horns. In this episode of the podcast, Kelli discusses what works when it comes to executive coaching. Click here to listen to the podcast.

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