OMAPOD Part II features John S. Berry, CEO of Berry Law and a former U.S. Army Infantry Officer with combat deployments to Bosnia and Iraq. The episode appears to focus on Berry's leadership experiences during challenging times, his personal 'Atticus Finch moment' (a reference to moral courage and principled stands),…
Worth it if you're interested in veteran perspectives on leadership, PTSD, or moral decision-making in high-stakes environments, and you're already following the series.
OMAPOD Part II features two female CEOs from Omaha: Candi Jones of Girls Inc. and Amira Jones of Amira's Delights. The episode is positioned as part of coverage of MAC's Rising CEOs program, suggesting a focus on entrepreneurship, leadership, and inspiration. Based on the title, the conversation centers on how these…
Worth it if you're interested in female entrepreneurship in Omaha or want a quick introduction to these two leaders, but expect limited depth given the 20-minute format.
OMAPOD features John S. Berry, CEO of Berry Law, a former U.S. Army Infantry Officer and Battalion Commander with combat deployments to Bosnia and Iraq. Berry discusses his legal practice, military leadership experience, and his book and podcast 'Veteran Led.' The episode title promises coverage of multiple topics:…
Worth it if you're interested in veteran advocacy and military leadership, but only if the episode actually delivers substantive discussion on its promised topics—the notes don't confirm it does.
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