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Dr. Chuck Wallington, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at Cone Health, visited the Willie A. Deese College of Business & Economics at NC A&T State University as the featured Closing Bell speaker.
In this conversation, he shares insights on leadership, brand stewardship, and building a purpose-driven career grounded in service, strategy, and impact.
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In this episode of the Lead with Levity podcast, we had the profound opportunity to host Dr. Chuck Wallington, a towering figure in the realm of corporate leadership and a beacon for aspiring African American executives.
Dr. Wallington, the author of “A Seat at the C-Suite Table: Insights from the Leadership Journeys of African American Executives,” shares invaluable wisdom gleaned from his research and personal journey, highlighting the nuanced shares invaluable wisdom gleaned from his research and personal journey, highlighting the nuanced callenges and victories experienced by black male leaders across the nation.
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This episode is a melting pot of poignant reflections and practical wisdom, examining the underrepresentation issues in executive roles and celebrating the triumphs of those who have broken through the glass ceilings.
We delve into the stories of these executives, their combat with VUCA challenges, and the critical role of allies and sponsors in my personal narrative, highlighting the transformative power of diversity in leadership. A mosaic of perspectives is showcased, with Chuck's eye-opening research and interviews underscoring the importance of authenticity and the pressing need for inclusion in workplace cultures.
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Episode Title: A Seat at the C-Suite Table
Runtime: 24-minutes
In a profound and engaging episode of the podcast, Dr. Chuck Wallington, author and thought leader, shares his incredible journey from a journalist with a vision to a seasoned executive in the corporate realm. The episode, titled "Breaking Barriers: The Rise of African American Executives in Corporate America," delves into the nuanced experiences of African American leaders as they navigate through the intricate layers of corporate leadership, facing and overcoming a myriad of obstacles.
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In this episode, Dr. Wallington shares his own leadership journey, including the pivotal experiences that shaped his career and the influence of his early days as a reporter.
Listen in as we delve into the themes of mentorship, the challenges faced by African American male executives, and the importance of diversity in leadership roles.
Dr. Wallington's research, which involved interviewing 30 African American male executives, provided a wealth of insights into their unique career paths, the obstacles they overcame, and the triumphs they celebrated.
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In this episode of Show Your Receipts, Tony sits down with Chuck Wallington, PhD. Chuck is the Executive VP, and head of Public Relations at Cone Health. Chuck is also a published author, and his latest book, "A Seat at the C-Suite" covers executives in their own words describing earning and maintaining a seat at the C-Suite table.
They speak candidly about how the lack of mentors, coaches, and role models impacted – but did not stop them. They talk openly about navigating corporate settings designed years ago by White men. They speak freely about their commitment to supporting the next generation of leaders.
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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewsDr. Chuck Wallington. He is a C-Suite executive and a chief marketing and communications officer.
For the past 12 years, Chuck has held leadership roles in the healthcare industry. Previously, he held leadership roles in the financial services and consumer-packaged goods industries. A Seat at the C-Suite Table is an insightful look at the leadership journeys of 30 African American male C-Suite executives.
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We speak with Dr. Chuck Wallington, a C-Suite Executive and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer to discuss his book, "A Seat at the C-Suite Table." We discuss the challenge for Black Men and people of Color at the level of an Executive.
Black Men Sundays is ranked #30 of the top 80 Black Wealth Podcasts on https://podcasts.feedspot.com/black_wealth_and_investing_podcasts/
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A Seat at the C-Suite Table addresses an important issue in American culture—what it’s like for African Americans who work in leadership positions as executives. Author Chuck Wallington wrote the book because he wanted to understand why there aren’t many African American men working as chief executive officers, chief operating officers, and other C-suite positions.
He also wanted African Americans who work in C-suites to share their advice with others. Wallington’s method was to interview successful African American men using a series of identical questions. The interviews were anonymous.
The book’s contents include the identification of the problem that Wallington wanted to explore, the experiences of those interviewed, the consequences to corporations, and a summary where the author gives us the results of his research. The author concludes with his personal reflections on what he discovered. There is also an extensive list of references.
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Coming out just ahead of Black History Month on January 19th, Dr. Chuck Wallington's new book, "A Seat at the C-Suite Table: Insights from the Leadership Journeys of African American Executives" (Business Expert Press, Jan. 19, 2024), shares the often-overlooked experiences of black men in business. “A Seat at the C-Suite Table” is an insightful look at the leadership journeys of 30 African American male C-Suite executives.
In their own compelling words, executives describe earning and maintaining a seat at the C-Suite table. They speak candidly about how the lack of mentors, coaches, and role models impacted but did not stop them. They talk openly about navigating corporate settings designed years ago by white men. They speak freely about their commitment to supporting the next generation of leaders.
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Neil Foote talks to Chuck Wallington, Ph. D., at the National Association of Black Journalists Annual Convention.
Dr. Wallington shares real-life stories about black men in the C-Suite and their experiences and offers valuable advice to executives on how to change the current state of affairs.