In The Business of Humans

Mixing It Up With HR (with Morgan Montgomery-Rice)

1 h 12 min · 10. Feb. 2026
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Learn the ins and outs, and the "dos and don'ts" of working with the HR function effectively, in any workplace! Lynda and Joe are joined by Morgan Montgomery-Rice, current Founder + Fractional Head of People at Bloom Bridge Advisors; former HR / People / Finance / Operations leader at fantastic brands like Sundays for Dogs; IBM and much more; and holder of an MBA from Northeastern's D'Amore-McKim School of Business. Just as Lynda and Joe always aspire to bring a senior leadership, "insider" view to workplace situations and dynamics, Morgan is able to go a step further and present the insider perspective of the HR function -- specifically as Exec / Head of HR across fantastic industries and brands. Join this trio as we discuss challenging, nuanced and juicy workplace situations from all sides of the equation, in an episode that should be equally educational, actionable and entertaining.

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