A key area of expertise at SHAMBAUGH focuses on training companies and leaders in how to create and leverage an inclusive culture. Why? Because organizations with a higher level of inclusivity have been shown to drive high-performance organizations. SHAMBAUGH takes a unique approach to training in this area, since traditional attempts to create the type of […]
Gender Balance Required for True Innovation
A new Forbes article on “America’s Most Innovative Leaders 2019” has created an uproar—not because of who it put in the story, but for who it left out of it: women. The feature identified 100 innovators, 99 of whom were men. Only a single woman—Ross Stores’ CEO Barbara Rentler—made the list (near the bottom, at number 75). In response, a growing […]
Changing of the Guard: Millennials Support a New Leadership Model
There are already more Millennials in the U.S. labor force than any other generation. By next year, one in three American adults will be a Millennial and by 2025, Millennials are projected to make up three-quarters of the American workforce, according to Brookings. I was talking with a client this week who is already experiencing the “Millennial effect” firsthand, […]
A Tale of Two Leadership Styles
In recent weeks, I have observed and been a part of conversation regarding the group of four freshmen women in Congress dubbed the “Squad.” To summarize if you’ve missed it, while President Trump has expressed non-filtered language to these four high-profile women of color in tweets that CNN and other news outlets identified as “racist,” I’ve been somewhat disappointed […]
Women Running for Office Have Chance to Shift the Dialogue
As the presidential debates kicked off in Miami at the end of June, I had some thoughts about an unprecedented opportunity that women running for office have in 2019. In the recent past, female candidates have played the gender card as a key campaign strategy. But based on the lack of change in gender equity […]
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