Movement: Setting Direction, Pace, and Tone with Tim Cole
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Leading an Intergenerational Workforce
Jan Rutherford and Megan Gerhardt, Ph.D. in a workshop on Leading an Intergenerational Workforce based on Megan's book: "Gentelligence." Learn how we can all leverage differences to achieve impact and...
Redefining Success – A Career SurThrival Discussion
The remarkable Kevin Eickenberry about what’s he learned from his many discussions with leaders over the past year.
Connect: Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends, and Colleague with Carole Robin.
Carole's book is based on the landmark Interpersonal Dynamics (“Touchy-Feely”) course at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Students often described the experience as “transformational,” and Carole’s new book can help anyone hoping...
What A Music Conductor Can Teach Us About Teamwork!
HEAR what Brett Mitchell from the Colorado Symphony has to say about resiliency, adaptability, and reinvention!
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The wave of bad news seems to have reached a new level of intensity. It does force us to pause and take stock in what truly matters. Gratitude is defined...
Listening + Enlightening = Teaching = Leadership
In my book, I wrote a chapter about hearing the unheard which underscored the subtitle of self-reliant leadership. That is, self-reliant leadership is synonymous with knowing which questions to ask...
How to sell nothing at a tradeshow
While waiting to watch Levi Leipheimer win the Leadville Trail 100 Mountain Bike Race in Colorado recently, I visited a bike festival to kill some time. I paid my five...
What Leaders Can Learn From Nurses
The word leader doesn't usually conjure up an image of a nurse. When I met Mary with her small stature, red hair and glasses, I wasn't thinking leader either. What I found...