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The Driver's Seat: Brad Beckham, CEO, O'Reilly Auto Parts

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Indhold leveret af Auto Care Association. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Auto Care Association eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.

Join Behzad Rassuli, as he explores Brad Beckham's journey from his humble beginnings in Muskogee, Oklahoma, to becoming CEO of O'Reilly Auto Parts. We'll uncover how Brad's early passion for cars and the decision to bypass college carved a unique path fueled by practical experience and community support. This episode promises to reveal the mindset shifts and personal habits that have helped Brad lead one of the largest auto parts retailers while still maintaining a strong balance between growing a business and growing himself.
Listen in as Brad shares his rise through the ranks at O'Reilly, from starting as a 17-year-old store employee to embracing leadership roles within the company. Discover how teamwork, mentorship, and personal experiences have shaped his leadership style, emphasizing servant leadership and humility. Brad's journey illustrates the value of learning from both positive and challenging experiences, through strategic expansions and pivotal moments that honed his ability to manage and inspire older, more experienced teams.
This episode also delves into O'Reilly's culture of promoting from within and maintaining a family-oriented environment despite significant growth. Brad reflects on the strategic choices that have allowed O'Reilly to thrive in an ever-evolving retail landscape, with insights into leadership succession and the delicate balance between preserving family values and embracing innovation. This conversation is rich with lessons on continuous improvement and aligning professional success with personal commitments.

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To learn more about the Auto Care Association visit autocare.org.
To learn more about our show and suggest future topics and guests, visit autocare.org/podcast

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Kapitler

1. From High School to CEO (00:00:00)

2. Journey From Store to CEO (00:08:54)

3. Customer Focus and Career Growth (00:16:00)

4. Lessons of Young Leadership (00:28:02)

5. Leadership Lessons and Self-Development (00:37:30)

6. Overcoming Bad Bosses and Company Acquisitions (00:42:00)

7. Promoting From Within and Family Culture (00:51:30)

8. Legacy and Leadership Succession (01:00:31)

9. Evolution of Retail Competitiveness (01:04:39)

10. Evolution of Retail Competition (01:11:15)

24 episoder

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Manage episode 450965196 series 3588104
Indhold leveret af Auto Care Association. Alt podcastindhold inklusive episoder, grafik og podcastbeskrivelser uploades og leveres direkte af Auto Care Association eller deres podcastplatformspartner. Hvis du mener, at nogen bruger dit ophavsretligt beskyttede værk uden din tilladelse, kan du følge processen beskrevet her https://da.player.fm/legal.

Join Behzad Rassuli, as he explores Brad Beckham's journey from his humble beginnings in Muskogee, Oklahoma, to becoming CEO of O'Reilly Auto Parts. We'll uncover how Brad's early passion for cars and the decision to bypass college carved a unique path fueled by practical experience and community support. This episode promises to reveal the mindset shifts and personal habits that have helped Brad lead one of the largest auto parts retailers while still maintaining a strong balance between growing a business and growing himself.
Listen in as Brad shares his rise through the ranks at O'Reilly, from starting as a 17-year-old store employee to embracing leadership roles within the company. Discover how teamwork, mentorship, and personal experiences have shaped his leadership style, emphasizing servant leadership and humility. Brad's journey illustrates the value of learning from both positive and challenging experiences, through strategic expansions and pivotal moments that honed his ability to manage and inspire older, more experienced teams.
This episode also delves into O'Reilly's culture of promoting from within and maintaining a family-oriented environment despite significant growth. Brad reflects on the strategic choices that have allowed O'Reilly to thrive in an ever-evolving retail landscape, with insights into leadership succession and the delicate balance between preserving family values and embracing innovation. This conversation is rich with lessons on continuous improvement and aligning professional success with personal commitments.

Send us a text

To learn more about the Auto Care Association visit autocare.org.
To learn more about our show and suggest future topics and guests, visit autocare.org/podcast

  continue reading

Kapitler

1. From High School to CEO (00:00:00)

2. Journey From Store to CEO (00:08:54)

3. Customer Focus and Career Growth (00:16:00)

4. Lessons of Young Leadership (00:28:02)

5. Leadership Lessons and Self-Development (00:37:30)

6. Overcoming Bad Bosses and Company Acquisitions (00:42:00)

7. Promoting From Within and Family Culture (00:51:30)

8. Legacy and Leadership Succession (01:00:31)

9. Evolution of Retail Competitiveness (01:04:39)

10. Evolution of Retail Competition (01:11:15)

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