In this powerful episode of DBA Chronicles, we welcome Dr. Jason Phillips, retired U.S. Navy Commander, educator, and social innovator whose work bridges military service, scholarship, and community transformation.
After a 22-year Navy career with deployments to Afghanistan, Jason witnessed firsthand the challenges veterans face after service, particularly the loss of mission, community, and purpose. That realization became the foundation of his DBA research and the Veteran Urban Farm: Live–Work–Grow Model.
In this episode, we explore:
Key Quotes:
“Reintegration challenges stem from a loss of community anda loss of purpose.”
“The DBA gave me the tools not just to imagine change, but tobuild it.”
This episode is a compelling example of purpose-driven scholarship in action, showing how rigorous research can become a blueprint for real-world impact.
Listen in and be inspired to rethink community, leadership,and service beyond the uniform.
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In this uplifting episode of DBA Chronicles, we welcome AbbyBrannon, career coach, marketing educator, and rising scholar in the UNC Charlotte Doctor of Business Administration program.
Abby may be early in her professional journey, but shebrings wisdom, intentionality, and heart far beyond her years. As a career coach in the Walker College of Business at Appalachian State University, a marketing adjunct faculty member, and now a first-year DBA student, Abby isbuilding a path defined by purpose, growth, and service.
Together, we explore what it means to start a doctoraljourney early in your career, and the courage it takes to embrace the unknown, live into your potential, and step boldly into rooms filled with accomplished leaders.
In This Episode, We Dive Into…
Key Quotes
“Growth happens when you say yes to opportunities even the intimidating ones”
“Helping others keeps me grounded. The impact I make is what drives me.”
“The academic language was foreign at first — but now, I can see my progress every week.”
Why This Episode Matters
Abby reminds us that you don’t need decades of experience to begin contributing meaningfully to your field - you just need clarity, courage, curiosity, and community. Her story is a powerful example of what it looks like to step into a DBA program with openness and optimism, ready to shape yourfuture.
Whether you’re early in your career, considering a DBA, orsimply seeking inspiration, this episode will leave you encouraged, energized, and ready to own your next step.
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Dr. Amber Yoo joins DBA Chronicles to move the AI conversation from policy warnings to pragmatic curriculum design. Amber explains how her clinical and entrepreneurial background shaped a practical approach to academicleadership and shares a clear curriculum blueprint: Intro → Ethics → Applied (domain-specific). She argues universities must empower non-technical students to critically evaluate AI outputs, protect core learning tasks from misuse, and partneracross units (instructional design, IT, industry) to create meaningful, employer-aligned outcomes. Packed with classroom examples, task-mapping tactics, and steps for convening cross-campus collaborators, this episode is ahands-on guide for faculty, program leads, and instructional designers who want to integrate generative AI ethically and effectively.
Dr. Amber Yoo is a 2023 graduate of the University of Florida’sDoctor of Business Administration program, accomplished entrepreneur, and passionate advocate for ethical and applied AI in business education.
Highlights & practical value
Notable quotes
“We actually need to be empowering the users on how to use this tool effectively - think about this tool with critical thinking.”
“If you graduate without subject-matter expertise, you can’t evaluate what the model gives you.”
“There’s never going to be a perfect time - if this is what you want to build, start small and iterate.”
Who should listen
Faculty, program directors, instructional designers, academic technology teams, DBA candidates, and industry partners seeking practical, ethical AI integration.
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Dr. Robert “Navy Bob” Roncska joins DBA Chronicles totranslate high-stakes military leadership lessons into every day, evidence-based practices for people-first leaders. From commanding nuclear-powered submarines (and carrying the nuclear football) to leading high-reliability teams in healthcare, Navy Bob explains why lead with loveis not soft — it’s strategic. We bridge lived experience and scholarship (Leader–Member Exchange / LMX), discuss measurable indicators of relationship-based leadership, and walk through concrete rituals, and accountability practices that leaders can apply starting tomorrow.
Bonus: Dr. Katie Gottsch from the Leading with Love teamjoins us in studio and shares insights throughout the episode.
Highlights & practical value
Real stories from submarine command that reveal how care + accountability turn around performance.
Concrete, research-backed ways to measure leader–member exchange (LMX) and use those signals for promotion, coaching, and remediation.
Ready-to-use micro-rituals (daily/weekly) to build psychological safety and mutual accountability.
Key takeaways
Notable quotes
Who should listen
Leaders and aspiring leaders, HR and people-ops professionals, team coaches, and anyone who wants practical, research-grounded tools to improve trust,retention, and team performance.
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Dr. Chaka Blackman-Lee joins DBA Chronicles to trace a lifeand career shaped by resilience, service, and purpose — from Panama and Brooklyn to nonprofit leadership, consulting, and a DBA at Fox School of Business, Temple University. Chaka explains why entrepreneurship for Black communities is far more than commerce: it’s social action, communitypreservation, and intergenerational legacy. She discusses the values that guided her research, the power of storytelling (and “excavating” hidden histories like Black Wall Streets), her move into teaching and public-facing scholarship, and practical advice for first-generation scholars and leaders.
Key takeaways
Notable quotes
“Everything is figureoutable.”
“Put one foot in front of the other.”
“I felt like I could’ve used a friend — so I decided tobecome that friend.”
Who should listen
This episode is for aspiring and current entrepreneurs—especially those interested in community-centeredbusiness models—first-generation scholars and professional learners seeking practical advice on navigating academia and leadership, and nonprofit leaders, policymakers, and anyone curious about the intersection of social movements and economic agency.
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In this powerful episode Dr. Vince Hafeli takes us from thejobsite to the boardroom — and into the hard, honest work of healing. Vince shares a 40-year career in construction (starting 1985), his long journey to formal education (a bachelor’s completed after 16 years), rapid leadershipgrowth at Ajax (General Manager within a year of joining in 2002; VP in 2007; President in 2019), and why he pursued a DBA at the University of South Florida — the joke is partly so his kids would call him “Doctor,” but really to reinvigorate his thinking and use research to make a difference.
The heart of the conversation is Vince’s courageous researchand advocacy on mental health and suicide in the construction industry. He opens up about his own suicide attempt, how qualitative research gave him a path to listen and document the stories of others, and how telling those stories has translated into real change- his talks to 100+ groups, raising awareness, and shifting industry culture one conversation at a time.
Key takeaways
Notable quote
“We talk about protecting workers from physical harm — we need to give the same seriousness to protecting minds.”
This episode is essential listening for construction leaders, site crews, safety and HR professionals, qualitative researchers, and anyone committed to ending the stigma around mental health—because Vince’s lived experience and DBA research turn raw stories and hard data into practical steps that can change workplace culture and save lives. Tune in to hear candid lessons from the jobsite to the boardroom and to learn simple, powerful actions you can take: share this episode with your teams, raise mental-health supports at your next safety meeting, and push your organization to make resources visible and accessible.
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In this episode of DBA Chronicles, we welcomed and sat down with Dr. Alan Turovlin—Program Director of the UNC Charlotte DBA program to unpack the true return oninvestment of earning a Doctor of Business Administration. Whether you’re weighing the DBA against a PhD, considering a mid-career shift, or aiming to maximize the impact of your doctoral journey, Dr. Turovlin shares practical insights, real-world anecdotes, and actionable advice straight from the front lines of academia and industry.
We explore:
Key Quotes:
“A DBA isn’t just another credential—it’s a research journey that shapes how you see and solve problems.”
“Your dissertation should answer a burning question for you and your organization—not just fill a gap in the literature.”
“The network you build in your cohort can outlast any single class—it’s your lifelong executive peer group.”
Whether you’re on the fence about returning to school or ready to dive into your proposal, this episode provides a roadmap for maximizing both the tangible and intangible returns of a DBA program.
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Welcome to another engaging episode of DBA Chronicles!This week, Amy, Kelly, and Valrie sat down with the dynamic and multitalented Dr. Joseph Arrington—a healthcare professional, entrepreneur, athlete, researcher, and proud father.
Dr. Arrington joins us from Utah, bringing his signatureenergy to share his unique academic path as a DBA holder. A proud Drexel graduate, Joseph takes us through his inspiring journey of merging business rigor with medical innovation. From impactful mentorship with dissertation chairs to powerful “aha” moments in the DBA program, his story is a testament to how lived experience and academic inquiry can drive transformative leadership in healthcare.
In this episode we dive into:
If you're looking to understand the value of a DBA beyondthe classroom—or wondering what happens when research, service, and leadership collide—this episode is for you.
Tune in, be inspired, and share with a fellow scholar or change-maker.
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What happens when a startup veteran with a passion foroperations decides to dive deep into academic research? In this episode, we’re joined by Sean Doherty, founder and CEO of Sierra Delta Advisors and current DBA student at Penn State University, who is also pursuing a masters in SupplyChain Management—simultaneously!
From managing flight operations to scaling logistics forHelloFresh and Vineyard Vines, Sean brings a rare blend of real-world startup hustle and research rigor. We explore:
“You can't scale a spreadsheet.” Sean shares candid storiesand actionable insights for anyone navigating the world of e-commerce, operations, or the DBA journey.
Whether you're a founder, a DBA student, or a supply chainstrategist, this episode is packed with lessons on leadership, learning, and leveraging failure to fuel success.
Tune in and discover why Sean says he’s the happiest he’sever been—professionally and academically.
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In this episode of DBA Chronicles, hosts Dr. Kelly Burch,Dr. Valrie Grant and Dr. Amy Horner sat down with two distinguished DBA graduates and musicians, Dr. Frank Dukes (VP, Finance Manager, Global Transaction Services at Bank of America) and Dr. Chris Richardson (Senior Manager, Supply Chain at Thermo Fisher Scientific). Both from Cohort 6 at UNCCharlotte, they dive deep into the evolving role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and share unique insights from their recent research.
Key Topics Discussed:
Key Takeaways:
Bonus Insight:
Both guests bring a musical twist—Dr. Dukes on guitar and Dr. Richardson on drums—highlighting the harmony of creativity and business insight in their journey!
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In this heartfelt and insightful episode of DBA Chronicles, we turn the spotlight on our very own co-host—now proudly Dr. Kelly Burich. Fresh from crossing the stage at UNC Charlotte’s Doctoral Hooding Ceremony, Kelly steps into the guest seat to reflect on her transformative DBA journey and what it means to be Resilient on Purpose—a phrase that encapsulates not only her research focus but the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of doctoral life.
With her trademark honesty and humor, Kelly invites us into a powerful conversation about burnout, emotional labor, and well-being in the veterinary profession—a field she has served for over two decades. She also opens up about personal loss, resilience, and what it means to pursue research that truly matters.
We explore:
Kelly’s candid reflections offer wisdom and comfort for everyscholar navigating a challenging season. Whether you're just starting out or nearing the finish line, this episode is a reminder that the doctoral journey isn’t just about the letters after your name—it’s about who you become in the process.
Key Quotes:
“Resilience is not about never breaking down—it’s about choosing to get back up.”
“You don’t need perfect research to make a meaningful contribution.”
“Even if you didn’t find what you were looking for— doesn't mean you didn't find something that matters.”
This episode is a tribute to grace under pressure, purpose-led research, and the strength it takes to finish strong. Join us in celebrating Dr. Kelly Burich—and all the scholars doing brave, imperfect, and deeply important work.
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In this powerful episode of DBA Chronicles, we welcome ascholar, veteran, and visionary—Jevon Wooden, current DBA candidate at the University of Houston, founder of Bright Mind Consulting Group, and a dynamic force in empathetic leadership and community transformation.
From nearly losing his future at 17 to becoming a decoratedBronze Star Army veteran and business leader, Jevon shares how lived experience shapes not just his personal journey but his mission to enable digital equity and social mobility through entrepreneurship.
We explore:
Jevon also takes us inside his dissertation work, grounded instructuration theory, social cognitive theory, and endogenous growth theory, to explore how intrinsic motivation, mentorship, and opportunity interact to create success in underserved communities.
Key Quotes:
“You have to come in empty—ready to learn how to learn.”
“Empathetic leadership is about pausing to see others’ perspectives before reacting.”
“When you design inclusively, you design for everyone.”
This episode is a masterclass in purpose-driven scholarship and a testament to what’s possible when research meetsreal-life commitment.
Whether you're a fellow DBA candidate, practitioner, orchangemaker, this conversation will leave you inspired to lead with heart, uplift your community, and rethink what business can be.
Hit play and join us for an unforgettable journey from personal resilience to professional brilliance.
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In this very special episode, we flip the script — literallyas one of our co-founders, Dr. Valrie Grant, steps into the guest seat.
Fresh off her successful defense, Dr. Grant takes us deepinside her dissertation- Factors Influencing National Geospatial Information Management Adoption in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) — a rich exploration of how leadership, national innovation systems, and external pressures shape the future of climate resilience and development for some of the world’s most vulnerable nations.
In this episode we explored:
You'll also hear heartfelt reflections on balancing practitioner experience with academic rigor, the “aha” moments along the DBA journey, and what’s next for this newly minted doctor and global strategist.
Key Quotes:
Whether you're a fellow scholar, geospatial professional, ora curious mind, this episode offers insights, inspiration, and a powerful reminder that your lived experience can fuel transformational change.
Hit play, and let’s journey together through innovation,leadership, and purposeful impact!
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Join us for a fascinating episode of DBA Chronicles as we welcome Dr. Pawan Anand, a technology executive, award-winning innovator, and scholar of Temple University’s DBA program. In this episode, Dr. Anand shares his remarkablejourney through the rigors of doctoral life, his cutting-edge research on integrating generative AI into agile software engineering, and his thoughts on the future of AI in leadership and business.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Whether you're deep into your own DBA journey or simply intrigued by the intersection of AI and business, this episode will leave you both inspired and informed.
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In this inspiring episode of DBA Chronicles, co-host Dr. Amy Horner steps into the guest seat to share her journey through the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program. Amy opens up about the motivations behind pursuing her doctorate, navigating the entire journey, and uncovering newdimensions of strategic change through her research.
From funny classroom anecdotes to moments of self-discovery, this episode is a candid reflection on resilience, leadership, and growth. Whether you're in the middle of your DBA, considering one, or simply love hearing from inspiringbusiness leaders—this one’s for you.
Highlights Include:
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Welcome to a special episode of DBA Chronicles! In this episode, we are honored to participate in Podcasthon, the world's largest podcast charity initiative, bringing together over 1,600 podcasts globally to raise awareness for meaningful causes.
Our cause of choice? Emerald School of Excellence, a groundbreaking recovery high school in Charlotte, North Carolina, providing education and a supportive environment for students overcoming substance use and mental health challenges.
The DBA Chronicles hosts sat down with Mary Ferreri, the visionary founder of Emerald School, who shares her deeply personal journey, the challenges of launching a recovery-focused high school, and the impact this transformative institution has had on young lives.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
Mary’s Inspiring Story – How her personal struggles led to the creation of Emerald SchoolThe Need for Recovery High Schools – Why early intervention is criticalChallenges & Triumphs – The uphill battle of starting a nonprofit schoolSuccess Stories – Hear how students have redefined their futures How You Can Help – Supporting Emerald School’s mission
Recovery is an Upgrade. The students at Emerald School are future leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers. Join us in supporting this incredible mission!
Ways to Support:
Learn more: https://emeraldschool.org/
Donate: https://emeraldschool.networkforgood.com/projects/98734-main-giving-pageListen now and be part of the change!
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In this thought-provoking episode of DBA Chronicles, we sat down with Dr. Philip Cola, a distinguished scholar and leader in the DBA community, to discuss the future of the DBA degree and its growing importance in business education and leadership.
With an impressive career that spans both academia and industry, Dr. Cola brings a unique perspective on bridging research and practice. He has worked extensively in research administration and management. His research focuses on evidence-based management, physician identity, translational science, and innovations in graduate education—all of which deeply influence the evolving DBA landscape.
During our conversation, we discuss:
Dr. Cola also shares his personal journey—starting as a psychiatric researcher at Case Western, working in healthcare research administration, and ultimately pursuing his PhD degree to deepen his expertise. His thoughts on how DBA programs can evolve to meet modern business challenges provide valuable takeaways for current and prospective DBA students, educators, and industry leaders alike.
One of the key discussions in this episode is the evolution of doctoral business education. Dr. Cola highlights how DBAs offer a more research-driven approach to leadership, innovation, and strategic decision-making. He shares how DBA graduates can apply research to solve real-world business problems, making them indispensable assets in organizations.
We also talk about one of his students, a DBA graduate and CEO in the food industry, who applied evidence-based research to innovation and product development, uncovering the scientific basis behind the "aha moment"in creativity and business breakthroughs. Interestingly, this graduate has been featured here on DBA Chronicles so check our library.
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In this episode of DBA Chronicles, we welcome Dr. Rachelle Martin who recently earned her Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) from the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL). Dr. Martin’s dissertation explores perfectionism in women leaders, shedding light on how this trait manifests in leadership, its strengths and challenges, and its unique impact on women of color in the workplace.
What You’ll Discover in This Episode:
Dr. Wilson’s Key Takeaways:
Her Research:
Read Dr. Martin’s dissertation "Under The Surface ofPerfectionism: A Qualitative Examination of Perfe" by Rachelle Martin
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In this fascinating episode of DBA Chronicles, we welcome Dr. Tina Wilson, a 2021 graduate of the Georgia State University DBA program, to explore the psychological underpinnings of decision-making. Dr. Wilson shares her career transition from finance to construction management, how her DBA journey shaped her leadership approach, and the impact of behavioral economics on organizational decision-making.
What You’ll Discover in This Episode:
Dr. Wilson’s Key Takeaways:
Quotable Moments:
“People aren’t always rational in decision-making, and organizations need to account for that in strategic planning.”
“The DBA program gave me the framework to think differently, challenge assumptions, and apply insights that drive real change.”
Whether you're interested in behavioral economics, career transitions, or the transformative power of a DBA, this episode is packed with insights, inspiration, and practical takeaways.
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In this thought-provoking episode of DBA Chronicles, we are joined by Dr. Stéphane Thion, Executive DBA Program Manager at TBS Education, to explore how Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programs serve as catalysts for corporate transformation and innovation. With his extensive background in marketing, education, and program management, Dr. Thion provides an insightful perspective on the distinctive advantages of a DBA education in addressing the strategic needs of modern organizations.
What You’ll Discover in This Episode:
Dr. Thion’s Key Takeaways:
Quotable Moments:
“Forget everything you know. The DBA is about thriving in uncertainty and mastering the methods to make better decisions.”
“DBAs are the bridge between academia and the corporate world—delivering insights that truly matter.”
Whether you’re considering a DBA or simply curious about how it can drive innovation and corporate excellence, this episode is packed with value.
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