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May 22

What Sports, Siblings, and Setbacks Teach Us About Leadership

 In this episode of the Flipping The Barrel podcast, we welcome Caslyn Kennedy, the newly appointed Senior Vice President of HR and Corporate Affairs at Apache. With an impressive 19-year career at Apache, Caslyn shares her journey through various senior roles and the lessons she’s learned along the way. We also dive into her experiences growing up in Houston, her college years, and her career path, including her time at Enron before the company’s collapse.

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We hope you enjoyed this insightful conversation with Caslyn Kennedy. Her journey from childhood in Houston to becoming a senior leader at Apache is a testament to perseverance, the importance of making informed decisions, and the power of teamwork. Be sure to tune in next time for more inspiring stories from energy leaders.
  • Childhood and Family Influence: Caslyn reflects on how growing up as the oldest of four sisters in Houston shaped her leadership style. She credits her involvement in team sports like volleyball and basketball for teaching her the value of camaraderie, teamwork, and high performance, principles she applies to her professional career today.
  • College Experience and Career Shifts: Caslyn's college journey, including her time at Vanderbilt and eventual transfer to the University of Texas, taught her valuable lessons about making informed decisions. Her experience emphasizes the importance of thinking through big decisions and how sometimes, even the best-laid plans can lead to unexpected outcomes.
  • Finance and Enron Experience: Caslyn’s love for finance, stemming from her passion for math and the market, led her to a position as a financial analyst at Enron. She shares the lessons learned during the company’s collapse, highlighting the importance of stability, company culture, and leadership during challenging times.
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