Leadership Development
15May
Surprising Leadership Lessons from Jazz
No two ‘regular days’ in any organization are truly the same. As leaders, it’s part of our job description to expect the unexpected—resignations, lost clients, critical errors, even situations we never imagined possible. Organizations are living things, and as with all living things, change is [...]
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20Mar
It’s Time for a New Discussion on “Women in Leadership”
While most companies claim that gender diversity is a high priority, statistics tell a different story for working women. Globally, women have more access to education and more social mobility than ever before. If education and ambition were the sole indicators of leadership, every second [...]
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18Dec
Did You Make a Leadership Mistake in 2018? How to Know and What to Do
Do you know how to tell if you made a leadership mistake? If you’re unsure, then you’re not alone: many leaders focus on the skills necessary to become someone in a leadership position, without necessarily scheduling the time needed to generate truly impactful solutions to [...]
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20Nov
6 High-Priority Skills To Be An Actionable Leader
The CEOs who succeed in our fast-paced world become actionable leaders by continuing to grow personally and professionally. I believe that leaders who stand out in a saturated crowd are those who continually push themselves to develop new skills to enhance their ability to lead. And, those who [...]
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13Nov
12Jul
5 Characteristics of the Best Leaders From The Art of War
When it comes to understanding the qualities that a great leader should possess in order to accomplish his or her goals, I’ve found many leadership lessons in Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. Sun Tzu was a Chinese general, philosopher, and military strategist. His book “The Art of [...]
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25Jun
U2, Me and You – How about Rock Star Leadership?
As anyone who knows me personally can attest to, I’m a huge U2 fan. In fact, they’re my favorite band, and I’ve followed them since at least 1980 (yes, I’m dating myself a bit here.) Not only am I continually impressed with their drive, talent, and skill, but I also have a deep respect for […]
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14Jun
Our CEO Michelle Tenzyk Graduates from Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program
We are extremely pleased to announce that our CEO, Michelle Tenzyk, has completed and graduated from the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program. This intensive, highly selective program is a business accelerator designed to help small businesses grow responsibly, create jobs and become [...]
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06Apr
3 Steps to Bridge the Gap Between Generational Workers
In many organizations, there is a generational gap that can directly impact business results and hinder professional relationships. Typically, these generational gaps lay between Gen X/Y and Millennials, both of whom bring unique skillets and characteristics to the table. In our blog post “3 [...]
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15Jan
The Modern Leadership Paradox: High-Tech vs High-Touch
In the modern organization, life moves fast. High-impact leaders as well as their employees now have unparalleled access to technology in almost every scope of their professional lives. From using email and cellular messaging to keep colleagues well-informed to using SaaS platforms daily to [...]
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