We need to imagine a future in which women are not just leading but also transforming outdated systems and co-creating the world. We need to harness women-led entrepreneurship to tackle our greatest
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Have you ever wondered why so many new graduates want to work for Google, KPMG or Apple? What makes these firms so attractive to potential employees? These companies, along with top employers everywh
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You know how there’s some work that you do that you absolutely love? It’s the work that absorbs you and excites you. It’s not just that the work is making a difference and having an
What could keep a millenial in a job a little longer, and what could engage more of your young, valuable talent? How can you get people to stay and stay motivated and engaged instead of looking
Several years ago, I worked with a Formula One racing team. Back then, the pit crews consisted of 20 people who serviced these ultrafast race...
Companies simply do not understand the challenges of bringing in an outside CEO to an organization. Dr. Seonaid provides suggestions for a successful transition based on stories from outside CEOs who
The Art of Leadership came to Toronto on October 21, 2016. This summarizes the presentations of the day featuring Marshall Goldsmith, Sir Ken Robinson, Neil Pasricha, Peter Aceto, Seonaid Charleswort
The Art of Leadership came to Toronto on October 21st featuring seven renowned thought leaders. See the social media highlights here:
“The throw-away society is a human society strongly influenced by consumerism. The term describes a critical view of overconsumption and excessive production...
