"When it comes to discussing substantive public policy issues, there’s nobody in the New Jersey media who offers a more careful, thorough and unbiased view." - NJ Globe
“The host of State of Affairs on NJTV remains one of the most keyed-in policy minds in the state. A former member of the General Assembly, Adubato usually has more policy footing than his routinely well-prepared guests. The semi-retirement of veteran Michael Aron puts Adubato even more in-demand as a veteran television journalist of real substance.” - Insider NJ
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"Dr. Steve Adubato facilitated a fantastic session for our Hackensack Meridian School of Medison at Seton Hall medical students. It was a highly relevant and engaging session that will certainly make a long-lasting impact on our students. We are so very grateful for Dr. Adubato's time and expertise!"
—Carmela Rocchetti, MD, Human Dimension Course Director Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall
“I believe to be an effective leader you need to be a constant learner, and there is no better way to learn than to hear from the important leaders of our day. When I’m on Lessons in Leadership, I value the opportunity to share my experiences and the lessons I’ve learned throughout my career in hopes it can help current and aspiring leaders. I also personally gain incredible insight from hearing other leaders share their stories. Valley Bank is proud to be a sponsor of this important show.”
-Ira Robbins, President & CEO of Valley Bank
By Steve Adubato, PhD
There is much discussion and debate about how much a leader (whether a CEO or not) needs to be involved in the day to day operations of his or her organization. Being an engaged leader is essential, but that is not the same as being involved in virtually every minute detail of organizational life to the extent where the leader is driving, pushing or directing so much of what is going on that members of the team simply wait to be told what to do.
