Hosted by Shayna Rattler Davis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 219 episodes
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Where technical leaders master the external signals that build trust, win markets, and make their credibility impossible to ignore.
Shayna Rattler Davis hosts The Influence Economy Podcast with Shayna Davis, a technology show with 219 episodes published.
Your deck is not the problem. I know that’s not what you want to hear when you’re three weeks out from investor meetings and you’re still tweaking your competitive slide. But let’s keep it real: the deck is the last ten
Most founders walk into high-stakes rooms — investor meetings, client pitches, panel stages — and lead with the wrong thing. They lead with the product. The features. The data. The roadmap. And the room stays flat. Let’s
There’s a question I don’t think enough leaders are asking themselves — and it’s not about strategy, headcount, or even product roadmap. It’s simpler than that, and it’s also more urgent than most leadership teams realiz
Most leaders walk into high-stakes external conversations thinking the goal is to win the argument. It’s not. And if that’s your approach, you’re already losing. In this episode, I sit down with Jeff Wetherhold — a behav
Your comms strategy is only as strong as the leaders delivering it. And if you’ve been doing damage control after panels, media interviews, or enterprise sales conversations — you already know this. In this episode, I’m
You can be the most brilliant person in the room and still be invisible. Let’s fix that. In this episode, I sit down with Carlee Wolfe, a global talent and leadership executive who has spent her career at the intersectio
Let’s just say the quiet part out loud: your sales cycle isn’t long—you’re just asking people to trust you too late. And if that stings a little, good. Because this is where most leadership teams are getting it wrong. We
Let’s keep it real—visibility is already happening whether you’re intentional about it or not. The question is: are you sending the right signals, or are you leaving your credibility up to chance? In this episode, I sat
Let’s keep it real: a lot of leaders think PR is the fix when the real issue is message ownership. In this episode, I’m breaking down the difference between visibility and influence, and why more media, more stages, and
Most leaders think attracting top talent is about compensation, benefits, or the size of the opportunity. Let’s keep it real—that’s not what makes high performers choose you. The companies that consistently attract the r
For decades, companies relied on one voice to carry credibility: the CEO. But something is changing in the market—and if you work in technology, innovation, or any industry powered by complex systems, you’ve probably fel
If you’ve ever sent a leader to communication training and thought, “Why didn’t that land the way I expected?” — let’s keep it real. It’s not because they need better slides. It’s because they don’t have a defined leader
If you think your title is your brand, let’s fix that. Too many corporate leaders hide behind their company logo. They believe their credibility comes from the organization they work for, not from the signals they send p
You can tell a lot about a company by what it does when things get shaky. Not when the stock price is up. Not when the press is glowing. But when the market tightens and stakeholders get nervous. Let’s keep it real. In u
We’re living in a trust recession—and most leaders are still showing up like it’s business as usual. In this episode, I’m joined by Salvatore Manzi—executive communication coach and author of the upcoming book Clear and
Some of the most powerful people inside STEM companies are also the least visible—and that invisibility is quietly eroding trust in the market. In this solo episode, I’m breaking down a leadership blind spot I see everyw
If you think influence is just about being visible, we need to fix that. In this episode, I’m spilling the tea on why attention is currency—and how leaders are quietly burning through it every time they show up unprepare
AI didn’t just change how companies operate. It changed how leadership is evaluated. And here’s the part most leaders are missing: the evaluation isn’t happening internally anymore. It’s happening externally—in the marke
If you’ve ever wondered why some leadership teams look polished on the outside but are quietly unraveling behind the scenes—this episode is your wake-up call. Today, I’m sitting down with Joyce Odidison, resilience exper
There’s a tech leadership ceiling I see constantly—especially with founders and senior leaders who are exceptional builders but invisible externally. You know the product. You know the data. You know the market. But at a
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