HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW — One person stands between you and your next raise or promotion: your boss. While others on the leadership team — and even your peers — may exert some influence on your career future, it’s your direct supervisor who can pull the strings to either grant or deny your chance for advancement. But […]
The Path to Inclusion and Collaboration—What Really Gets in the Way
I spoke at several national conferences over the last few weeks on the topic of 21st Century Leadership, which I call Integrated Leadership. The foundation of this leadership model is based on having an inclusive culture and rich collaboration that effectively taps into the rich and diverse spectrum of talent within an organization. As you […]
What It Takes to “Walk the Talk”
A headline in the international news last week bodes well for more leaders moving toward “walking the talk” when it comes to reinforcing a 21st-century model of Integrated Leadership. Canada’s new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed a gender-balanced cabinet of 15 women and 15 men, with his stated rationale simply being, “Because it’s 2015.” That’s […]
What Do Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Have in Common?
With the recent publication of Fortune magazine’s annual ranking of Most Powerful Women (MPW), the obvious question is: what are these leaders doing right? There are 27 CEOs on the 2015 list who in aggregate control $1 trillion in stock market value. A quick scan through the list reveals one thing that many of the […]
What Leaders Can Learn from Hillary’s “Best Week Ever”
I wasn’t surprised to see Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign—dubbed “struggling” in September—wrap up the month with what pundits are calling her “Big October” and “best week of the campaign.” After participating in the Democratic debate on Oct. 13, she emerged unscathed a week later despite being grilled for 11 hours by the House’s Select Committee […]
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