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Elizabeth Pieters accepted into Forbes Human Resources Council

N2Growth Blog

Forbes Human Resources Council is an Invitation-Only Community for HR Executives Across All Industries. has been accepted into the Forbes Human Resources Council, an invitation-only community for HR executives across all industries. For more information about Forbes Human Resources Council, visit [link].

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Leveraging Military Leadership for Civilian Success

Strategy Driven

.’ We can move from adapting in order to fit in to truly leveraging the great military talent pool that our nation has developed during the last several decades. Moreover, exiting military have likely had the opportunity to experience greater levels of leadership responsibility than peers in their same age group.

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Where Do They Go To Get Business Advice?

Strategy Driven

Corporate leadership. Banking, insurance benefits, human resources, etc. Articles excerpted for meetings. Online articles and blogs. Business clubs. Business clubs. People with whom you work in community and charity leadership roles. The Better Business Bureau. Consortiums of business.

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Making Diversity Central to Success: Q&A With Chevron’s Chief Diversity Officer

HR Digest

Since 2002, Chevron reports a 68 percent increase in the number of women and minorities in senior leadership and executive positions. L-R) Chevron's Global HR Team: Rhonda Morris, VP and Chief Human Resources Officer; Lee Jourdan, Chief Diversity Officer; Brian Chase, Manager of Strategy and Planning, Global Diversity.

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Can Leaders Take a Break? :: Women on Business

Women on Business

Yet, the question as I talked with women in the Purdue leadership program is still the age old one of how to balance it all; career, family, community, and time for oneself. Related posts: Women Leadership and Mad Men Some revolutions are bloody, and some are flash-in-the-pan moments. But is there a video? I can’t see one.

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Resolution Solution: Shop Your Soul :: Women on Business

Women on Business

Leadership Partnership and Business Possibilities Clearing out the old to make way for the new. The Business Case for Building a Flexible Work Culture- Series Part I Why do organizations offer flexibility? Cheers to a safe, healthy, prosperous and joyous 2011! Ask yourself honestly, if you were going to shop for.

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Is Crying at Work Ever Appropriate? :: Women on Business

Women on Business

By Susan Gunelius I read an article on the USA Today website earlier today that includes an interesting debate about whether or not tears are ever appropriate in the workplace. Leadership Work vs. “Women’s Work&# The balance score card to measures a society is graded. Maybe a sign to leave? Work for a Jerk?