Leadership in times of crisis ft. Josh Zolin

On-Demand
by
XOi
June 11, 2020
31
minutes

Leadership in times of crisis ft. Josh Zolin

On-Demand
by
XOi
June 11, 2020
31
minutes
Webinar Overview

Lead with clarity when conditions are anything but clear

Josh Zolin, CEO of Windy City Equipment and author of Blue is the New White, shares how strong leadership looks different in a crisis — and why transparency, forward thinking, and adaptability are the traits that separate teams that thrive from those that struggle. A conversation built for field service leaders navigating uncertainty.

Who should attend?

Service leaders and managers responsible for team performance and operations

What's on the agenda?

Leadership approach, team alignment, and operating during disruption

What you'll learn:

How to lead teams, make decisions, and maintain stability under pressure

What XOi brings to field service teams:

Asset intelligence that supports balanced, data-driven service and planning decisions

Webinar Details

What strong leadership looks like when conditions are anything but normal
SMB
Operational Efficiency
Service

Organizer

XOi

Date

6/11/20

Duration

31
minutes

Resource

xoi.io

Format

Virtual webinar

Session Breakdown

Leading Through Crisis and Industry Change

Strong leadership becomes even more important during periods of uncertainty, disruption, and rapid operational change.

As organizations continue adapting to evolving workplace expectations and the long-term effects of the global pandemic, leaders across the field service industry are being challenged to rethink how they support employees, communicate with customers, and guide their teams forward.

The Importance of Transparent Leadership

In this session, Josh Zolin, CEO of Windy City Equipment Services and author of Blue is the New White, discusses the importance of strong, transparent, and forward-thinking leadership during times of crisis.

The conversation explores how leadership styles must evolve to help teams navigate uncertainty while maintaining operational stability and customer trust.

Adapting to a New Operational Environment

Topics covered in this discussion include:

  • Leading teams through operational disruption
  • Improving communication during times of uncertainty
  • Supporting employees through organizational change
  • Strengthening customer relationships during crisis situations
  • Building a more resilient and adaptable company culture

As the field service industry continues evolving, organizations that prioritize transparency, communication, and proactive leadership will be better positioned to support both their teams and customers through ongoing change.

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