From Harvard to Hot Pizza: Adrian Wall's Global Journey of Empathy and Entrepreneurship

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Mistakes Over Failure

YPO

18 episodes

2 months ago

This new podcast series highlights the missteps, triumphs and commits to learning that CEOs experience when addressing diversity, inclusion and belonging. CEOs, Presidents and board members play a critical, and often challenging role, in impacting diversity and inclusion within their organizations and communities. Dr. Christine Crawford and Leslie Wingo tackle these important topics through frank discussions with their fellow YPO members and leaders. Find out how they hold themselves accountable to do this work and simultaneously inspire commitment to diversity, inclusion and belonging within each part of their businesses to create long-term impact.

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From Harvard to Hot Pizza: Adrian Wall's Global Journey of Empathy and Entrepreneurship

Mistakes Over Failure

38 minutes 12 seconds

3 months ago

From Harvard to Hot Pizza: Adrian Wall's Global Journey of Empathy and Entrepreneurship

In this episode of "Mistakes Over Failure," Adrian Wall, a true global citizen, shares how his upbringing by parents from diverse backgrounds shaped his open-minded approach to business and life and ultimately, his joining YPO. The CEO of Digital Sovereignty Alliance and Partner of Famous Joes's Pizza, discusses his journey from a Harvard economist to a pizza maker, revealing how working alongside immigrants transformed his views on living wages and society. Adrian emphasizes building trust in communities through "GRIT" (Generosity, Respect, Inclusivity, and Trust) and highlights the importance of empathy and showing up consistently. Can you guess what’s his favorite pizza and the worst advice he's ever received?

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