Bob Charlet
Special guest
I’ve spent the last 34 years growing people and businesses and trying to have fun along the way.
My career has centered around major corporation executive leadership, business development, media, communications, and influence, always rising to the highest levels of leadership for each segment. My goals are to keep learning and to be my best, work hard to inspire and grow others to be their best, and deliver results in business that reflect those commitments.
I’m incredibly proud to lead Houston’s largest business media organization every day. In an era of decline in the media industry, we have evolved our people, platforms, and content to grow our readership to almost one million per month. I'm just as proud to serve the community and the great city of Houston on many nonprofit organization boards.
My 25-year Dale Carnegie instruction background has taught me the value of respect and perspective in effective leadership, and my ongoing communications training and education has served as the foundation for my approach to business relationships.
Full P&L & all operations experience at the president and equity partner levels, with national & international experience at middle market level corporations.
Bob Charlet has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Ep008: A Servant Approach to Business Development with Bob Charlet
October 6th, 2021 | 33 mins 28 secs
Today on the NBDA Podcast, we're speaking with Bob Charlet, publisher of the Houston Business Journal.
Bob has a long history in the media business, and we had a great conversation about why the 44 Business Journals in the US are thriving, despite a decline in the traditional media business.
He attributes some of this success to his servant approach to business development, and we discussed the opportunities that this mindset presents, as well as the advice he'd give his 25-year-old self.
This is a great episode, whether you are a Houstonian active in the Houston business community or one of the 50% of Houston Business Journal readers who are not in Texas but still have a connection or interest in what is going on in the Houston business community.