"When a team knows the mission, they can move mountains" - Liz Harr of Hinge

Episode notes

In this episode of the Land and Lead podcast, Dr. Josh Elmore interviews Liz Harr, managing partner at Hinge, who shares her unconventional journey into leadership and marketing. Liz discusses the unique structure of Hinge, emphasizing the importance of empathy in leadership and the need for effective decision-making. The conversation explores the shift from short-term to long-term goals, the significance of communicating a clear mission, and the experience of navigating AI as a leader. Liz offers valuable advice for leaders in new roles, highlighting the importance of authenticity and collaboration.

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