Put a Coach in Your Corner: For Aspiring Women Leaders
While the beauty and effectiveness of leadership coaching lies largely in its individualized approach, sometimes a client presents me with an issue or dilemma that many others share. So I have developed “Put A Coach in Your Corner” as a way to make solutions available to a wider audience. Because one […]
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Dorothy of Oz as the Quintessential Transformational Leader
Published in Harvard Business Review
In Feb. 2008 Harvard Business Review published my response to the September 2007 article, Women and the Labyrinth of Leadership. Excerpts from this response appear below.
Most legendary tales that serve as guides for leadership are male oriented. Women and their mentors need to find or create, and then use, success stories […]
America Needs More Women in Leadership Roles
A 2007 study by Harvard University concludes that there is a leadership crisis in the United States. In addition the majority of those surveyed believe the country “would be better off if we had more women in leadership roles.”
Consider the following findings from this nation-wide survey:
Over 75% believe there is a leadership crisis and have little confidence in public and private sector leaders
63% […]