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Dan Wyant
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Videos in this section are geared to help company founders make the difficult transition from being entrepreneurs to being leaders. In Outlook on Leadership, our president Dan Wyant shares his insights on leadership gleaned from more than three decades of managing entrepreneurial and conservation organizations. In the Second-Stage Sensei section, Dino Signore discusses a variety of challenges — from building infrastructure to scale and developing senior managers to keeping employees engaged.

In addition to these short videos, we also offer longer, more in-depth learning modules especially designed to help facilitators run CEO roundtables.