Live Podcast: Developing Leaders
Who Transform Institutions

Live Podcast: Developing Leaders Who Transform Institutions

June 19, 2026 · 30 min · Season 1 · Episode 103

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This episode features Dr. Erika Brown discussing leadership development and the importance of professional networks.

Recorded live at the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) program in Philadelphia, this episode of the Lead Change Podcast features Dr. Erika Brown, Associate Director of ELAM, Dean of Faculty Affairs at Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine, and nationally recognized expert in faculty affairs and leadership development. The discussion explores the value of professional networks, and Dr. Brown’s philosophy that leadership is both a privilege and a responsibility. She concludes by sharing powerful insights on leading change through communication, transparency, trust, and consistency, while reminding listeners that leadership ultimately centers on helping others succeed. Key Take-Home Points 1. Leadership Often Begins When Others See Potential in You Sponsors and mentors can identify strengths that you may not yet recognize in yourself. Leadership pathways are often discovered through service and engagement. 2. Great Leaders Start by Listening Conducting a "listening tour" helps uncover institutional needs and opportunities. Effective solutions are built from understanding real challenges. 3. Building Systems Creates Lasting Impact Leadership is about creating…

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Host: Mary Mulcahey

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Organizations: Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine, Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine

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