Lessons Learned: how to manage a virtual team
When I first launched The Executive Roundtable, it was me, myself and I, so keeping things aligned was pretty easy. As we grew and added more
June 26, 2014
My Olympic Team Building Debacle
On this day in 1996, the Canadian men’s relay team anchored by Donovan Bailey won gold in 4 x 100m relay. It’s a moment that
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The Value of a 3rd Opinion – Part 2: How to start your own peer advisory roundtable
Over 10 years ago I got involved in my very first MasterMind group. I’d never been involved in a peer advisory forum before but was
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Aerosmith: no love in this elevator… signs it’s time to quit your gig
Having seen Aerosmith during the Steven Tyler drug years, news that Tyler fell off the stage in Toronto on Tuesday wasn’t a big shocker. However,
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Leadership Lessons from Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage a rockin’ focus on goals
As a woman, I am in an extreme minority when it comes to Canadian rock band Rush’s fan base. (And although I’m not as fervent
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