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Special Reports

Dr. Chip R. Bell
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Leading as a Purple Making

He was ten and terminally ill. But he had a Steinway smile and an invitational attitude. His malady had left him totally blind.   "You should meet this kid," the CEO of the hospital announced as we were making hospital rounds in preparation for my keynote to the staff. She quietly...
Elisa A. Schmitz
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The No. 1 Leadership Skill You Need Today Is Not What You May Think

Rollercoaster markets. Regulatory uncertainty. Supply chain challenges. Inflation pressures. Recession fears. Employee turnover. The Great Resignation. Quiet quitting. “Return to office” reluctance. Work-life balance. A few of the issues that are loading today’s business marketplace with chaos.  Add to the mix people’s personal challenges brought on by racism, ageism, sexism,...
Jhaymee Tynan
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It’s Not A Pipeline Issue

As a woman of color, I have been fortunate to have advocates in my network who have stepped up to help me drive my career path upward. Through building my network both internally and externally, I have met hundreds of Black and Brown women who are achieving incredible things in...
Leo Bottary
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Three Words for 2023

Last year, I reconnected with an annual practice I learned from Chris Brogan many years ago called My Three Words. Chris describes the practice as a simple idea: Choose three words (not 1, not 4) to help guide your daily choices and actions.  Your three words should come from a...
Michael Glauser
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Overcoming Our Biases at Work

All of us have biases, they are part of being human, We develop attitudes toward people, groups, things, places, and experiences. These attitudes become biases when we show prejudice for specific individuals or groups based on incomplete or inaccurate information. What happens is we see superficial cues like race, color,...
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