Traceability

S6 E12: Corey Blumenfeld on Building Businesses Without Experience

Corey Blumenfeld is a five-time founder who built successful businesses with zero industry experience. We talked about overcoming imposter syndrome, taking small steps toward big visions, and why delegation is the secret to scaling. Corey shared how building systems and empowering your team frees you up to focus on growth while avoiding burnout. If you want to unlock the next level in your business, treat delegation as an investment and start letting go—success will follow.

S6 E11: Jack O'Connor on Leading Healthcare Transformation

Jack O'Connor is a leader with more than 25 years bridging the worlds of clinical medicine and executive strategy. We explored the tough shift from hands-on patient care to high-level decision-making, why alignment—not intelligence—makes or breaks healthcare organizations, and how authentic leadership and emotional intelligence drive real impact. If you want to learn how to rise above office politics, build trust, and lead with resilience in high-pressure environments, you won’t want to miss this one.

S6 E10: Dr. Robert J. Cruz on Forgiveness, Love, and Racial Healing

On today’s Traceability Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Robert J. Cruz to unpack how servant leadership can be a true remedy for racism in America. We explored why leadership rooted in humility, forgiveness, and love isn’t just good for business but essential for social healing. Dr. Cruz shared powerful stories about moving from division to unity, and how organizations can bridge divides by putting service before power. If you’re ready to build a culture of real transformation and peacemaking, this is the conversation you can’t afford to miss.

S6 E9: Tom Hardin on Ethics in Finance

On this episode of Traceability, I sat down with Tom Hardin, aka Tipper X, the former hedge fund analyst who became a key FBI informant in one of the largest insider trading cases ever. Tom opened up about his journey from moral drift to making some hard choices, wearing a wire over 40 times, and how small compromises can lead to major failures. His insights on building trust, psychological safety, and the power of culture over compliance are essential for anyone who wants to lead with integrity. This is a must-listen for entrepreneurs who want to succeed without sacrificing their values.

S6 E8: Mike DeJong Shares Keys to Franchise Growth

Mike DeJong breaks down the journey from being stuck in day-to-day operations to stepping up as a true business owner. If you’re always putting out fires and can’t find freedom in your work, it’s time for a mindset shift—ask not “How do I get this done?”, but “How does this get done?” We talked about building strong, simple systems, empowering your team, and letting go of control so you can scale your business and reclaim your time. Start today—stop being the center of your business and let your systems and people shine.

S6 E7: Glen Galaich on Why Big Giving Falls Short

On today’s episode of Traceability, I sat down with Glen Galaich, CEO of the Stupsky Foundation and author of Control: Why Big Giving Falls Short. We explored how too much control can actually stifle innovation and impact, both in philanthropy and business. Glen shared real-world examples of creating trust, empowering teams, and breaking fake rules that hold organizations back. If you’re a leader looking to drive meaningful change, it’s time to rethink control and start building systems that let real impact—and people—thrive. Don’t miss this energizing conversation!

S6 E6: Fighter Pilot Insights for Business Leaders with Christian Boucousis

Christian Boucousis is a former fighter pilot and CEO of Afterburner. On this episode, we explored how mindset, mission clarity, and intentional effort drive high performance and leadership in both the cockpit and the boardroom. He shared actionable insights like debriefing for continuous improvement and being destination-driven to overcome burnout and stay motivated. As AI transforms our workplaces, it’s more important than ever to lead with curiosity, clarity, and adaptability. Let’s embrace discomfort, move from activity to achievement, and future-proof ourselves as leaders.

S6 E5: Stress Regulation for Leaders with Bianca Riemer

UK-based executive advisor  Bianca Riemer brings a decade of experience working with CEOs, CFOs, and skeptical investors at Morgan Stanley. Bianca specializes in helping C-suite leaders strengthen their executive presence, manage stress in real time, and build trust during pivotal career transitions.

Together, Tracie and Bianca explore why expertise alone isn’t enough at the top—and how leaders must learn to influence, build meaningful alliances, and regulate their nervous systems for sustainable success. From practical coaching insights inside boardrooms to actionable strategies for managing high-stakes meetings, Bianca offers candid stories and proven tips to help leaders excel under scrutiny. If you want to understand what really happens behind closed boardroom doors—or how to build lasting credibility and confidence—this episode is for you.

S6 E4: Erin Treacy on Leadership Lessons from Elite Sports

On this episode of Traceability, I sat down with Erin Treacy—leadership coach and former elite alpine skier—to unpack what business leaders can learn from high-performance sports. We explored the power of leading from the ground up, building real relationships with your team, and the importance of pausing before burnout hits. Erin’s wisdom? Growth comes from listening, adapting, and giving yourself permission to take a step back, gain clarity, and return stronger. Whether you’re leading a company or just yourself, there’s so much to apply from this inspiring conversation. 

S6 E3: How Frank McShane Transforms Companies with Smarter Data and Resource Alignment

On today’s Traceability Podcast, Tracie sat down with Frank McShane, a seasoned executive and consultant, to uncover the real drivers of business growth and profit. Frank shared why it’s crucial to shift focus from just cutting costs and chasing efficiency, to truly understanding your customer and product contribution. He reveals how most companies are surprised by which customers and services actually drive their bottom line—and why aligning your team and resources around that data is the real game changer. If you want actionable strategies for smarter, sustainable growth, you won’t want to miss this episode!