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Do it yourself, but don’t do it alone
Too often women believe that to prove themselves, they have to do it all. As women begin to recognize that trying to do it all themselves has limited them and held them back, they become more willing to reach out to others, resulting in benefits to them and their organizations.
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What does it mean to lead with grace?
Values determine the ways in which we connect. Values that reflect respect and dignity are those that emerge from grace. Grace, then, becomes our how, just as purpose is our why.
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Effective cross-gender mentoring necessitates clear goals
There can be real benefits from men mentoring women or women mentoring men, says Jim Irvine of Nissan Motor Corp. But it’s important to establish expectations and goals.
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Cleveland Clinic expands its leadership development program thanks to a $23 million gift
The funding will go toward creating additional space on the clinic’s Health Education Campus specifically dedicated to leadership development.
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Digital transformation requires new approaches to executive education
Executive education is expecting change thanks to the ever-present spector of digital disruption.
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When it comes to executive education, the challenge is to design for desired success
It is rare for executive education programs to start with the business need. But they could, and, with some programs, should.
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Intellectual humility is a key skill for tomorrow’s leaders
Intellectual humility is a key skill for the leaders and workers of tomorrow, says author, journalist and “human explorer” Shane Snow. And that skill comprises four abilities.
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Intellectual humility is a key skill for tomorrow's leaders
Intellectual humility is a key skill for the leaders and workers of tomorrow, says author, journalist and “human explorer” Shane Snow. And that skill comprises four abilities.

















