Leading Through Crisis with Céline Williams

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The Agony of Irrelevance: Losing Your Job and Finding Yourself Again with Rosi Bremec

October 02, 2026

After 25 years in senior operational roles, most recently as a COO leading teams through growth and culture change, Rosi Bremec's career ended with a short conversation and a locked laptop. In this raw, honest conversation, Rosi returns to Leading Through Crisis to talk about what happens after the polished LinkedIn goodbye post: the silence, the identity loss, and the slow, unglamorous work of rebuilding a sense of self when the title, calendar, and sense of daily purpose disappear over...

Black Swan Events (Leadership, Preparedness & Crisis Fiction) with Helen Hynson Vettori

September 11, 2026

What does it take to lead when the unimaginable happens? In this episode of Leading Through Crisis, I talk with Helen Hynson Vettori – former paramedic, senior medical intelligence officer, and emergency manager who spent from 2005 until her retirement planning and preparing the federal government for biological threats, including pandemics (long before COVID-19 made its mark).Helen traces her unlikely path from a childhood fascination with first responders to working an active shooter s...

You Feel: The Two-Word Technique That Calms Any Crisis with Doug Noll

August 13, 2026

Most leaders try to manage a crisis with logic; it rarely works. In this episode of Leading Through Crisis, host Céline Williams sits down with Doug Noll — a former trial lawyer, peacemaker, and author of De-Escalate — who spent over a decade teaching maximum-security inmates how to stop fights before they start. Doug breaks down the neuroscience of conflict: why 95% of the brain is emotional (not rational), why the prefrontal cortex shuts down under threat, and why leading through logic dur...

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Who is an ideal guest for Leading Through Crisis with Céline Williams?

Leading Through Crisis with Céline Williams typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior executives, board leaders, business transformation specialists, workplace culture and DEI advisors, authors, and keynote speakers with substantial experience leading organizations through crisis, change, or operational transformation. Common among recent guests: Senior leadership of large organizations or workforces; Major organizational transformations, mergers, or turnarounds; Published books or recognized thought leadership. Recent guests include Stacey Gordon, Ketul Patel, and Tracy Nolan.

How hard is it to get booked on Leading Through Crisis with Céline Williams?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Leadership, Crisis Management, Workplace Culture, Change Management, and Organizational Transformation. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.