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S4E01: "The Importance of Cultural Agility in Leadership" with Carlo Argiolas, Sr Business Director Peripheral Vascular Health, Western Europe at Medtronic

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In this episode of The Leadership Consultation, we had the pleasure to welcome Carlo Argiolas, Senior Business Director Peripheral Vascular Health, Western Europe at Medtronic for a compelling discussion on leadership, cultural adaptability, and career growth. Carlo shares his experiences leading multicultural teams, emphasizing the importance of adjusting leadership styles to different cultural dynamics. He highlights the role of trust, clear communication, and understanding diverse perspectives in fostering collaboration.
Carlo reflects on his transition from marketing to business leadership, discussing the challenge of building credibility and balancing short-term sales goals with long-term strategy. He shares insights on effective team leadership, emphasizing personal relationships, psychological safety, and professional development.
The conversation also explores Carlo’s journey as an author and the motivation behind “The Medical Device Marketing Handbook”. He explains how the book fills a gap in industry knowledge, offering practical guidance for marketeers navigating the complexities of medical device marketing.
On a personal note, Carlo talks about his approach to work-life balance, his passion for outdoor activities, and his love for cooking and reading. He recommends “The Culture Map: Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business” by Erin Meyer as must-read, providing many insights into how to deal with culturally diverse groups. As the episode wraps up, Carlo summarises his key lessons on cultural agility, continuous learning, and the importance of building trust as a leader.
You can connect with Carlo on LinkedIn and explore his book for deeper insights into marketing and leadership in the medical device industry.

Please do not hesitate to share your feedback with us on our LinkedIn or Instagram pages and to give us a rating on Apple Podcast. This is very important to help us grow The Leadership Consultation community...

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In this episode of The Leadership Consultation, we had the pleasure to welcome Carlo Argiolas, Senior Business Director Peripheral Vascular Health, Western Europe at Medtronic for a compelling discussion on leadership, cultural adaptability, and career growth. Carlo shares his experiences leading multicultural teams, emphasizing the importance of adjusting leadership styles to different cultural dynamics. He highlights the role of trust, clear communication, and understanding diverse perspectives in fostering collaboration.
Carlo reflects on his transition from marketing to business leadership, discussing the challenge of building credibility and balancing short-term sales goals with long-term strategy. He shares insights on effective team leadership, emphasizing personal relationships, psychological safety, and professional development.
The conversation also explores Carlo’s journey as an author and the motivation behind “The Medical Device Marketing Handbook”. He explains how the book fills a gap in industry knowledge, offering practical guidance for marketeers navigating the complexities of medical device marketing.
On a personal note, Carlo talks about his approach to work-life balance, his passion for outdoor activities, and his love for cooking and reading. He recommends “The Culture Map: Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business” by Erin Meyer as must-read, providing many insights into how to deal with culturally diverse groups. As the episode wraps up, Carlo summarises his key lessons on cultural agility, continuous learning, and the importance of building trust as a leader.
You can connect with Carlo on LinkedIn and explore his book for deeper insights into marketing and leadership in the medical device industry.

Please do not hesitate to share your feedback with us on our LinkedIn or Instagram pages and to give us a rating on Apple Podcast. This is very important to help us grow The Leadership Consultation community...

  continue reading

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