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#leadershiptruth – Influence is the ultimate currency.
One of the earliest jobs I had was at a small charity where my ‘team’ was all volunteers. I am so thankful for that role
October 24, 2017
#leadershiptruth – Monkeys never get off your back voluntarily.
One thing I’ve learned about leadership, is that when a monkey plants itself on your back, it’s never going to voluntarily jump off. As a
October 10, 2017
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#leadershiptruth – ‘C’ players will never quit.
Have you ever noticed that when your organization hits some major bumps in the road, it’s not the ‘C’ players that jump ship first, it’s
October 3, 2017
Career Management
Sponsorship vs Mentorship?
When it comes to advancing our careers, we hear a lot about mentorship and sponsorship. And, the question often emerges as to how they differ
September 29, 2017
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Recap Volume 117 – The ‘B’ List
Every month we scour the web for great leadership articles for our popular newsletter The Roundtable RECAP, and we thought you might enjoy some of our favourite articles that
September 29, 2017
Member Spotlight
Mentoring Matters – Jennifer Campbell
Roundtable Mentor, Jennifer Campbell shared her perspective with our team on how to tap into sponsors and mentors to move your career forward. “Rather than
September 22, 2017
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