What do military families, corporate teams, and community leaders all have in common? The need for power skills—those core, transferable abilities like communication, empathy, and leadership that drive meaningful impact.
In this episode of the 15ish Minute Coffee Chat, hosts Anna and Aaron sit down with Rachelle Chapman, Director of The Adecco Group US Foundation. With more than 20 years of experience in workforce development and relationship strategy, Rachelle shares how power skills—often labeled “soft”—are actually the foundation of effective leadership, deeper collaboration, and long-term professional success.
What you’ll learn: Leadership isn’t about what’s on your business card—it’s about what you do every day. In this episode of the 15ish Minute Coffee Chat, Anna and Selena are joined by Camden McGregor, leadership coach and VP of Operations at Tribe and Purpose. Camden believes that anyone can lead—no title required. But it takes commitment, action, and a passion for developing others. Drawing from his experience coaching high-level rugby teams and mentoring entrepreneurs, Camden shares a powerful perspective on how leadership is built through growth, not authority. Whether you’re leading a team or leading yourself, this episode will show you how to take real, meaningful steps toward becoming the kind of leader people want to follow.
Quotes from the show
What it really comes down to is the process of planning is a lot of the time more important than the plan.”
-Camden McGregor
”At a core level, leadership is about helping people, putting ’em in a position to achieve and, to be successful.”
-Camden McGregor
Let’s Meet Our Guest
Camden McGregor
VP of Operations & Coach
Camden is the VP of Operations and a Coach with Tribe and Purpose, specializing in leadership development. He has a background in entrepreneurship, mainly in the agricultural space, and currently helps other entrepreneurs to build a strong foundation of self-leadership to help them in their journey from solopreneur to CEO.
He combines his entrepreneurial knowledge with his experiences coaching high-performance teams in rugby, which is showcased through his emphasis on development and culture. In addition to his work at Tribe and Purpose, Camden is also the Head Coach and President for The Engage Foundation, a local nonprofit that helps teach life lessons to underserved youth through rugby and other activities, and he is also the Assistant Coach for The University of Arizona Men’s Rugby Team.
Espresso Shot(s)
Tell us about planning vs action and its impact on leadership for entrepreneurs
How can business owners create future leaders within their teams?
How do you personally stay committed to lifelong learning as a leader?
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