Some leadership stays with us forever. Father’s Day is a meaningful day for me. I’m incredibly grateful to be the father of two wonderful 10-year-old girls. Being their dad is one of the greatest joys and most important responsibilities of my life. But Father’s Day is also a day of reflection. I lost my own father almost 30 years ago. And a year ago, our family lost my father-in-law, Tony Fry. Tony wasn’t simply my father-in-law. He was a deeply important part of our lives –

Life has a way of putting everything back into perspective. A few days ago, I learned that someone I’d had the privilege of working with has passed away. News like that stops you in your tracks. We spend so much of our time focused on the next meeting, the next deadline, the next challenge, the next result. Those things matter. The work matters. Responsibilities matter. But moments like this remind us that life is fragile, time isn’t guaranteed, and the things that matter mos

Celebrating the woman who grounds and inspires me. Today is my wife Jay’s birthday. A few weeks ago, on Mother’s Day, I wrote about the kind of leadership that doesn’t always get recognized: the quiet, consistent, behind-the-scenes leadership that holds people together. Jay is that kind of leader. But to be clear, she also has a well-earned title that reflects the work and talent she brings to the world. In her professional life, Jay helps support an organization committed to