Interview with Paul Sullivan
Paul Sullivan, Sullivan Tire
A conversation on leadership, family enterprise, and building a company that endures across generations.
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My interview style was shaped on one of the most respected radio platforms in New England. I appeared multiple times on WBZ with Jordan Rich, where we spoke with listeners across the country and around the world about leadership, resilience, and the human moments that define us. Those late-night conversations reached people during their most challenging hours, and together Jordan and I helped them feel seen, supported, and inspired.
I've also conducted in-studio interviews at Chart Productions with leaders such as Paul Sullivan of Sullivan Tire, Steve DiFillippo of Davio's Restaurants, and Jordan himself as he reflected on fifty years in broadcasting and his journey with Parkinson's.
These experiences taught me how to draw out meaningful stories, ask the questions that matter, and create conversations that stay with people long after they're over. Whether the topic is leadership, personal transformation, or the craft of writing a book, I bring a broadcaster's presence, a storyteller's ear, and a steward's respect for the human experience.
Listeners can expect conversations that go far beyond surface-level interviews. My style is grounded in curiosity, respect, and a genuine desire to understand the human story behind leadership, resilience, and personal transformation.
Each episode invites guests to reflect on the choices, challenges, and defining moments that shaped who they are — whether they're seasoned executives, community leaders, entrepreneurs, or individuals navigating profound life experiences. I draw on my years of on-air work with Jordan Rich to create a space where people feel safe enough to be honest and confident enough to be insightful.
The result is a conversation that feels intimate, thoughtful, and deeply human. Listeners walk away with practical wisdom, emotional clarity, and a renewed sense of what authentic leadership looks like in real life.
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