395: It’s Time for Frontline Leadership

In today’s episode, I’m sharing the true secret to creating consistent service, lowering turnover, and building a reputation in your community that’s impossible to ignore: frontline leadership. I’ll explain what frontline leadership really means, why it matters, and how it can make a night-and-day difference in your business, whether you’re in hospitality, tourism, or any other industry.

I’ll also walk you through the real roles of shift leaders and supervisors, and show you exactly what to look for when promoting from within (hint: it’s all about potential, not just seniority). Plus, I’ll share how investing in your frontline leaders isn’t just good for your business; it’s the best way to create career paths, retain your best people, and finally take some time back for yourself.

If you’re ready to step out of day-to-day overwhelm and build a powerhouse team that delivers (even when you’re not there), let’s dive in!


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Shelli Warren

Shelli Warren is a team and leadership coach and the host of the Stacking Your Team Podcast where she leverages decades of experience leading technical teams to deliver multi-million dollar projects for billion-dollar brands at a Fortune 50 corporation. She now helps small business owners remove themselves from the day-to-day operation by creating a leadership team to carry out the daily direction your team needs to deliver results that delight your clients.

Shelli is also known for her teaching style, her passion to inspire more women to lead, and her ability to say the right thing in delicate situations. She lives in Canada where she coaches clients across the globe and enjoys watching her daughter Danielle and grand-baby Ellie thrive.

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