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What Feeds Profitable Innovation? Leadership Grounded in a Celebration Change and Diversity

March 8, 2017 · by · in Leadership And Climate Change, Leadership Myths, Buzzwords and Theories, Leadership Training, Sustainable Leadership, Women and Leadership · Leave a comment

According to a recent article in the Harvard Business Review, the golden age of American innovation was in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. But it wasn’t a lack of regulations, or a search for stability, or a need to keep people in their traditional places that motivated these changes. It was a visionary drive that grew out of thriving and diverse new communities.

The Leading Edge: Let’s make training better, deeper, faster, louder, funnier — and messier!….

July 31, 2014 · by · in Authentic Leadership, Business Leadership, Creative Followership, Leadership Training, Sustainable Leadership · Leave a comment

It’s been a long time since I posted my thoughts about leadership, because every time I sit down to write lately, I’ve been thinking about the ways we circle around the same ideas and ideals. It’s not a matter of right or wrong, believing or disbelieving, or even worthiness. After two years of writing about […]

Bad News for Women in the US: Leadership Roles More Limited than Other Countries in the World

March 14, 2014 · by · in Creative Followership, Leadership Training, Popular Culture, Women and Leadership · Leave a comment

Chad Brooks from Business News Daily reported this week that “U.S. businesses aren’t doing very well at putting women in leadership roles. It’s surprising news to those of us who like to imagine that the we lead the world in democratic economic reform and equality. It’s time we wake up and smell the sexism! In […]

Who will talk at TED2014? The speaker lineup, revealed!

January 31, 2014 · by · in Art and Leadership, Authentic Leadership, Creative Followership, HOPEFUL LEADERSHIP, Popular Culture, Visionary Leadership · Leave a comment

This is a fascinating list of people — TED 2014 is sure to offer surprise, amusement, inspiration and a glimpse at leadership in many fields, from many angles!

Republican leadership at a crossroads: confrontation or collaboration?

November 9, 2012 · by · in Barack Obama, Healing Leadership, Mitt Romney, Sustainable Leadership · Leave a comment

A Republican Party Divided On Thursday, Peter Wallsten of the Washington Post commented: “President Obama’s decisive victory over Mitt Romney served as a clinic in the 21st century politics.” Citing diversity of voters as the source of Democratic dominance, Wallstein describes “little consensus on how to regroup,” with party members divided between greater conservatism and […]