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Hosted by Justin M. Nassiri · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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A podcast for leaders who must lead in public The best company doesn't always win. The best-perceived one does. Cultivating Executive Presence is for CEOs and senior leaders who understand that visibility is now part of the job—even when it's the last thing they want to do. Hosted by Justin Nassiri, CEO of Executive Presence, this podcast explores a critical reality: perception shapes who gets trusted, believed, and chosen long before a deal, hire, or raise is on the table. And in today's market, you can't build that perception from the shadows. Each week, we unpack how leaders step into public visibility without losing their integrity. How to build influence that drives real business results. How to find the intersection of your expertise and what your audience cares about. And how to make peace with being seen when you'd rather just do the work. This is for reluctant leaders, not aspiring influencers. For operators who know that
Justin M. Nassiri hosts Cultivating Executive Presence, a business show with 13 episodes published.
Every year we analyze how real executives - not influencers - actually perform on LinkedIn. This year’s dataset is the largest yet: 6,035 posts, 33.2 million impressions, and 457,000 engagements from CEOs and senior lead
There's a conversation I have more than any other. A CEO calls. Twenty years in their industry. Deep expertise. Serious client roster. And they say - with a frustration that is equal parts wounded and furious - "We are l
Most LinkedIn advice is built on data from the wrong people. Influencers. Content creators. Marketing professionals. People whose full-time job is posting. When you study that population, you learn what works for that po
I hate social media. That's not something you'd expect to hear from the CEO of a LinkedIn ghostwriting company. But it's true. And I think it's the most important thing I can tell you before anything else in this episode
The question I hear from almost every CEO six months into posting on LinkedIn: "How do I know if this is working?" But here's what I've noticed: most leaders start the conversation telling me exactly what they want - cre
In business services, everyone knows relationships win deals. The problem is arithmetic. You have 5,000 people in your network - and you can't have 5,000 coffees. So most business services leaders stay genuinely top of m
Healthcare organizations have a natural LinkedIn advantage that almost none of them use. They’re built on mission and people - the two content types that outperform everything else. In this episode, Justin breaks down fo
"I get it. I need to be more visible. But I have no idea what I'd talk about." If that sounds familiar, you're not alone. It's the #1 thing CEOs tell Justin after they decide to show up publicly. In this episode, Justin
Tech CEOs invest obsessively in product, engineering, and go-to-market. Almost none invest in CEO visibility. In this episode, Justin breaks down four real case studies from tech companies—healthcare software, enterprise
Most companies have playbooks for pricing, go-to-market, talent, and operations. Almost none have a playbook for CEO visibility. In this episode, Justin breaks down four real case studies from investor-backed companies -
Nearly every CEO tells me the same thing: I don’t like social media, I don’t want the spotlight, I don’t have an ego. I believe them. But I also know their invisibility isn’t a personality trait—it’s a decision. And it’s
Something changes when your company grows past a certain size. It's not gradual. It's not subtle. And if you miss it, everything starts to grind. In this episode, Justin Nassiri draws on his experience as a Navy submarin
The best company doesn't always win. The best-perceived one does. In this premiere episode, Justin Nassiri makes the case for why public visibility is no longer optional for CEOs and senior leaders - it's a competitive n
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Cultivating Executive Presence is hosted by Justin M. Nassiri. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 13 episodes.
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