Manager as Coach: Can you really be agenda free?
One of the best kept secrets for any leader is having an external Coach. I continue to be amazed by the numbers of leaders who
June 21, 2011
Top Tweetables from the Art of Leadership #taol
Monday was a blissful day for me. Along with several of our Executive Roundtable members, I did one of my favourite things: recharge my batteries in
June 7, 2011
Fast Friday with Sherry Cooper, EVP and Chief Economist, BMO
This week, I had the pleasure of attending the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards as a guest of dynamo Toronto entrepreneur, Mary Aitken (if you’re
May 20, 2011
More Leadership Lessons They Don’t Teach in School
Every Spring we bring a group of executives to our PowerRoundtable podium and ask them to spill the beans on what they’ve learned about leadership that
May 10, 2011
3 Ways Smart People Derail Themselves
Last month, I had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with the lovely Shannon Skinner on her Extraordinary Women show. We chatted about everything from
May 2, 2011
The real deal on how to join a Board
If joining a not-for-profit or corporate board is on your career to-do list, then keep reading. On March 9th, we hosted one of our intimate
March 10, 2011
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