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ICF International

ICF International Inc provides professional services and technology-based solutions to government and commercial clients, including management, marketing, technology, and policy consulting and implementation services. Its services support clients that operate in four key markets that include Energy, Environment, Infrastructure and Disaster Recovery; Health and Social Programs and Security and Other Civilian & Commercial. The Company's majority clients are United States federal government departments and agencies. It operates in a single segment, which is providing professional services.www.icfi.com

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Sep 15, 2026

Carl QuintanillaHOST
24:52
celebrating their capital market today.
Carl QuintanillaHOST
24:54
At the Nasdaq in Times Square, it's ICF, a consulting and tech services provider, 20 years as a publicly traded company.
Carl QuintanillaHOST
25:02
And at CBO in Chicago, it's Wolverine, an independent broker dealer.
Carl QuintanillaHOST
25:07
Jim, as we watch the open here, some strategists making small moves.
Kevin GreinerGUEST
1:27
I grew up there.
Kevin GreinerGUEST
1:29
And went to school at Wesleyan University and then spent a few years in consulting at a company called ICF in D.C. And then made my way over to Michigan for my MBA.
Kevin GreinerGUEST
1:41
Got my MBA from the Ross School of the University of Michigan as well as an M.S., And then I went to work for a little company called Enron that some of your folks may know about, one of the leading energy companies at the time, but also one of the biggest flame outs in corporate history.
Kevin GreinerGUEST
1:57
So I hope you all won't hold that against me, but a lot of things to learn from that experience, positive and negative.
Alex WittHOST
42:54
Looking forward to you joining us on our next episode.
Alex WittHOST
42:57
What happens to a mission deferred when priorities change, but the people don't? We'll hear from Deanne Criswell, former FEMA administrator, and John Rabin, former FEMA assistant administrator for response and field operations, now VP of disaster management at ICF.
Alex WittHOST
43:14
They're talking us through how to keep a team of people effective and resilient when agency priorities and almost everything else becomes a moving target.
Alex WittHOST
43:22
I'll see you then.
Brian JonesGUEST
20:22
And, yes, it's wonderful to have Ball back.
Brian JonesGUEST
20:25
And as soon as I'm done with you guys, I'm going to head to the airport to do our weekly ICF show in New York.
Brian JonesGUEST
20:32
So, yeah, it's officially here.
Brian JonesGUEST
20:34
And I'm glad these dummies can stop calling week zero week zero and call it week one, which it actually is considering the amount of games we had last over the weekend so yeah let's get this thing going in earnest
Rob BollixHOST
121:48
They were all quite yuppie-fied, really.
Rob BollixHOST
121:52
And it was actually based on the ICF, which was the intercity firm of West Ham.
Rob BollixHOST
121:58
And they were all like...
Rob BollixHOST
122:00
Gary Albom's character is actually a real estate agent.
Rebecca HindsGUEST
28:12
Yes, I love this tip.
Rebecca HindsGUEST
28:14
And this came from an organization that I worked with a couple years ago, ICF.
Rebecca HindsGUEST
28:18
And they actually, within performance reviews, they're assessing their employees based on the health of collaboration.
Rebecca HindsGUEST
28:27
So how how strong of a collaborator are you, that influences your performance review.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
7:45
realm.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
7:46
And this is for the Senior Creative Director for ICF Consulting Group.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
7:52
Now, this one does have a note right at the beginning.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
7:55
This role is contingent upon a contract award.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
9:55
They say 10 plus years of agency experience.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
9:57
And usually that just means that they want someone who has worked on a bunch of different campaigns so that they have a really good understanding of what works for the audience and what doesn't.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
10:08
And again, I think I did say already, this is for ICF Consulting Group.
Phoebe WellsGUEST
10:14
And yeah, this is a hybrid job.
Dan JavenGUEST
33:44
They're each four and a half tons, but I have never crossed more than 1.2, 1.3 tonnage on each one of them on consumption ever.
Dan JavenGUEST
33:53
Because the entire house was built using ICF, insulated concrete form.
Dan JavenGUEST
33:58
Six inch thick concrete walls all the way up to the roof with two and a half inches of foam on either side.
Dan JavenGUEST
34:04
So that's a pretty tight house.
Dan KorusHOST
0:10
She spent 18 years inside global tech and Fortune 500 companies, marketing, data analytics, and leadership.
Dan KorusHOST
0:18
And before becoming an ICF certified leadership coach and the founder of The Conscious Leader Company, She's the author of the forthcoming book, Disengaged, Turning Passive Teams into Proactive Microcultures.
Dan KorusHOST
0:33
And her sub stack, Invisible Lessons, has quickly become one of the sharpest voices on why workplaces quietly break their most motivated people.
Dan KorusHOST
0:42
So today we're talking about moral injury at work, the microcultures leaders build without knowing it, and a little bit about why AI is forcing leaders to confront an identity crisis they didn't sign up for.
Joan van den BrinkGUEST
5:38
Yeah.
Neil MacKinnonHOST
5:41
And although the advanced program is not running any longer and has been replaced at a level two with the professional practitioner diploma, and for those interested in level three, and I'm talking ICF language here, by the master practitioner diploma, it's notable that there have been a good many people have gone through the program over the 25 years or so that it ran.
Neil MacKinnonHOST
6:07
And so I wonder... what your experience of that programme was and of the AOEC as a participant.
Joan van den BrinkGUEST
6:17
Yeah, I loved it.
Joan van den BrinkGUEST
10:25
I'm not very commercial, so not from a business perspective, but I think it gave me more confidence because I felt credible.
Joan van den BrinkGUEST
10:33
more credible because I had this weight of learning behind me underpinning my approach.
Joan van den BrinkGUEST
10:41
And I also had the ICF credential and I was accepted onto a coaching directory where what they were looking for was some kind of formal training and accreditation.
Joan van den BrinkGUEST
10:57
So it helped in that regard.

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