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Summary
In this episode of the Develop This Podcast, host Dennis Fraise interviews Jim Fram, a seasoned economic development professional with over 30 years of experience. They discuss Jim's leadership style, the importance of listening, adapting to different community needs, and the significance of accreditation in economic development organizations. Jim shares insights on the pitfalls young leaders face, the value of volunteering, and his transition into consulting after retirement. The conversation concludes with Jim emphasizing the importance of benchmarking and continuous learning in leadership.
Consultant & Economic Development LeaderConsultant & Economic Development Leader Community Growth Strategies, LLC ·Takeaways
- Jim Fram is a highly accomplished economic development professional.
- Leadership is often only evident when it is poor.
- Listening more than talking is crucial for effective leadership.
- Adapting leadership style to different communities is essential.
- Young leaders should avoid making sudden moves.
- Accreditation validates organizational practices and ethics.
- Personal credentials enhance professional reputation.
- Volunteering allows experienced leaders to give back.
- Consulting can be a fulfilling post-retirement career.
- Benchmarking with other organizations is vital for growth.
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