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Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company
Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin…
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5 Paths To Positive Impact
There is plenty of press about bad bosses, toxic managers and inept leaders. But the average person never sets out to be subpar. Unfortunately, intention doesn’t always translate to the impact you want. Being a great leader is critical to your own esteem and career success, and it significantly affects…
Are The Liberal Arts Dead? No, Just Changed
Much of the discussion around the changing landscape for the liberal arts seems to imply that most colleges and most college students act in a similar manner. But the range of college options is incredibly broad, as are the needs and motives of the students attending them. There are large…
Faith Schools Less Than Welcoming To Children With Special Needs, Study Finds
State-funded faith schools in England admit fewer children with disabilities and special needs than non-religious schools, according to a new study. The findings suggest that their reputation for high standards of attainment may be at least partly due to them being more selective about the children they admit. And the…
The Active Leadership Ingredients That Turn Food Into Medicine
They pass a talking radish around the circle sharing stories of food. More than a dozen people have gathered in a circle facilitated by Dr. Kristi Crymes for a biweekly conversation about food and nutrition. One woman found her love of tomatoes—she had never smelled one like that before—and now…
Leadership In Hyperpolitical Times
It shouldn’t be unexpected that as we get closer and closer to political silly season – and then further and further into it – that the admirable traits we seek in leaders seem harder and harder to find. We live in divisive, hyperpolitical times, to an extent most historians compare…
It’s Time To Play The Devil’s Advocate
The world has become a scary place: the pandemic, the war, supply chain disruption, and the climate crisis have created a witch’s brew of complexity and uncertainty that makes it hard for businesses large and small to find the right way forward. That is why you need to play the…
Top 4 Insights All C-Suite Leaders + Market Researchers Need To Be Aware Of In 2024
Customer-obsession was the North Star of 2023, and in 2024 brands continuing to fulfill that promise via building trust throughout the customer journey will be a major priority. With consumers more in control than ever before, brands will need to create individualized, on-demand experiences that place the notion of equity…
Broadway League Elects New Chair
The Broadway League has some new top brass. Kristin Caskey, the executive vice president of content and creative at Ambassador Theatre Group, has been elected to serve as the next chairperson of the national trade association. She is expected to start her three-year term after its annual meeting at the…
Former College Presidents Offer Warnings
There have been several recent articles by former presidents of private liberal arts colleges who are opining on the inability of colleges and universities to realize needed transformational change, no matter the nature or the urgency of the existential threat. Their writing is frank and honest, but also sensitive and…
Five New Books Make 2023 The Year Of The College President Memoir
In a year when higher education saw numerous retirements, resignations, and ousters of high-profile college presidents, 2023 might also be remembered as the year of the college president memoir. This year has brought remarkable books from five former presidents, each of whom headed up prestigious institutions and enjoyed long, distinguished…
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