Leadership as Learning
I am, and hope to always be, a leader-in-learning. I work hard every day to be open to new opportunities to grow and to remember
August 6, 2013
Welcome to the New Normal: Leading in Turbulence
My first job was at the Ottawa Citizen. I arrived in May and was hired as a summer student. My colleagues said “don’t worry… it
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SendGrid: a lost leadership opportunity
[blockquote variation=”silver” cite=”Cool Hand Luke”]What we’ve got here is failure to communicate.[/blockquote] Last week, the internet showed it’s very real, very ugly side. You may
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Marissa Mayer: It’s not a gender issue, it’s a leadership issue
Since announcing that Yahoo! was pulling the plug on telework arrangements, 37 year old CEO Marissa Mayer has been making headlines for either her a)
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View from the C-Suite with Eileen Mercier, Chair, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
Eileen Mercier is a true ground breaker and trail blazer. Last week, 12 of our lucky members had an opportunity to have a roundtable discussion
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Women in Leadership: The Dirty Little Secret
Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, has been an outspoken advocate for women in leadership. Well… at least, she had lots to say about women in
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