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Your Role in Innovation Depends on Where You Sit

Center for Creative Leadership

It’s obvious that leaders in different levels of the organization have to lead differently — think about how different the leadership challenges are for a line supervisor than the CEO. So it shouldn’t be surprising that leaders who are looking to drive innovation have different challenges depending on their position.

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Six Qualities That Embody Excellent Educational Leaders

Strategy Driven

From developing innovative strategies and policies to inspiring teachers and staff, educational leaders have the power to transform education at every level. Leadership and study at your own pace without attending a physical university. You, too, can register for a Master’s in Ed.

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How to Lead with Influence Instead of Authority

Next Level Blog

One of the things you read most often about the effects of the pandemic is that it has accelerated trends that were already in play by about 10 years. That trend was predicted for years and, now, suddenly, it’s a reality that will likely permanently alter the way work gets done in organizations.

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Don’t Let STEMM Leadership Be an Oxymoron

The Practical Leader

For many years I’ve been facilitating a 360 assessment and leadership development process for a deeply technical science/engineering association. However, their overall leadership scores are generally well below those of other less technical groups. So weak STEMM leadership effectiveness is especially critical.

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We Want Risk-Taking Leaders In Competitive Situations

The Horizons Tracker

Research from Yale explores this trend and reveals that we tend to reward risky behavior, especially so when the situation is a competitive one. “A As before, people were asked if they would support that person as a leader or not, but this time the question was framed by circumstances that were either competitive or cooperative.

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Leap: How to Thrive in a World Where Everything Can Be Copied

Leading Blog

As P&G chairman William Cooper Proctor said in 1933, “This [synthetic detergent] may ruin the soap business. What are the biggest trends in this world? How do I align my company’s activities so my organization gets the most out of these trends and cushions the worst?” When making the leap timing is important.

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Nurturing Your Team: Employee Appreciation Messages to Boost Morale

HR Digest

Ranging from employee appreciation and recognition messages for outstanding performance, to examples of employee appreciation messages for teamwork, collaboration, work anniversaries, and leadership inspiration, the content also explores unique and creative appreciation messages to team members. Thank you for your leadership.”

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