Check out a recent Financial Times article featuring Harvard's Center for Public Leadership Leadership Council Member, Nicolas Berggruen. Read more about Berggruen's vision and broader mission to blend cultural heritage with contemporary intellectual engagement: https://lnkd.in/ex9s5igW
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How can leaders become #consistently #relevant and make better decisions? Louise Mowbray, Mowbray by Design, the Future-Focused #leadership Consultancy shares her insight. Specializes in The #Future of #work and The Future of #leadership . #author of "Relevant: Future-Focused Leadership" on #amazon . https://lnkd.in/decjZT4y
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Archinect Year in Review: Reflecting on the growth and changes of architectural academic leadership in 2023
Reflecting on the growth and changes of architectural academic leadership in 2023
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Once, I was reading an article that stated Mont Blanc is about 15,000,000 years old; it’s a very old, big rock. The article said: “Can you imagine the world without this massive rock?” And when you see a photo of Mont Blanc, it looks like a very strong, raw, rough rock. Wow, the feeling that I'm going to climb that rock, that I’m trying to summit it, makes me very humble. Wow, it’s impressive. Many people have done it before, but now it’s my turn. I’m wondering, can I make it? Can I not make it? I’m going with friends and my two daughters. We go as a team. We all go, or we all fail. And now I’m getting a feeling of excitement and a feeling of worry because it’s not like going to the beach and enjoying the sun with a very nice caipirinha. This is a different thing that we are doing. So, the excitement and the worry, I think, is a good combination for success. Whether you’re going to reach the summit or not is secondary. The primary thing for all of us is that we’re going to try and have the experience of trying, no matter what the outcome is. We know we have to be respectful to this 15,000,000-year-old massive rock. When you look at it, it demands respect; it demands humbleness. I cannot imagine, I cannot wait for the moment that we see Mont Blanc for the first time in all its strength and beauty. That’s something. Thank you Much Better Adventures for organizing the ascent of Mont Blanc, which we are sure will be an unforgettable and inspiring experience for our entire team. By Herman Hanssen #ConqueringMountains #LeadershipJourney #InspireOthers #LeadByExample #AchieveGreatness #InspireLeadership #FearlessLeadership #MountainTopSuccess #InspirationEveryday #MontBlanc
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📍 Day 4 in Florence: Embracing the bustling energy of the local life. Today, our journey through Florence took us to the vibrant streets teeming with history and modernity side by side. As I navigated through the crowd, with my family by my side, I was reminded of the essential qualities of leadership: presence, adaptability, and vision. Leadership is not just about steering a course in calm waters but also thriving in the hustle of change. The streets of Florence, alive with the blend of ancient structures and the pulse of contemporary life, mirror the dynamic environments in which we lead. Here, amidst the blend of old and new, leadership means staying true to core values while confidently embracing the flux of the new era. Every interaction, every step in these historic streets is an opportunity to learn and adapt, much like every decision in our leadership journey. The confidence to walk unfamiliar paths, while guiding others, resonates deeply with my experience today. It’s about making connections, being genuinely present, and leading by example—whether on the cobblestones of Florence or the corridors of corporate power.
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1️⃣ Always do the right thing This is our company’s first core value. A lot of people claim to live by this, but often it is just lip service. While this value may seem straightforward and obvious, it’s often easier said than done. Would you still do the right thing in every instance instead of taking the convenient or easy way, even if you knew nobody would ever find out? It means prioritizing honesty over comfort, ethical choices over convenience, and transparency over shortcuts. If you always do the right thing, you never have to worry about those wrong choices catching up to you.
"You know what to do. Just do the right thing.” Former president of national restaurant group Chart House, Shawn Holder (also Shay Hughes’ dad) lives by this mantra, which he also credits with his personal and professional success, as well as the success of the growth of the Chart House. From humble beginnings as a dishwasher at Chart House, Shawn rose to president of the company through his immense personal drive, thoughtful leadership style and genuine desire to see those around him succeed. Our first core value at Hughes Marino is to “always do the right thing,” and Shay is proud to say that this value stemmed from her dad’s example he set for himself and everyone around him. Read more about Shawn and other inspiring coaching figures we learn from in our latest Work+Space Magazine: The Coaches Issue! #Leadership #Coaching #Culture
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Did you realize it is NATIONAL LEADERSHIP DAY??? Thanks to Clara and the team at the St. Louis Forum for tapping my insights on leadership with a focus on creating a balance in one's Analytic and Creative thinking. Check out the link and use the comments section to let me know how a balanced approach benefits you as a leader. https://lnkd.in/gpVh-ptN
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Scott Durkin is talking the leadership of Douglas Elliman. It is characterized by strength and effectiveness throughout the nation. It's crucial to note that all of us in leadership roles were once real estate agents ourselves. Having had our boots on the ground, we understand the daily challenges agents face. This firsthand experience is instrumental in comprehending the complexities of the process in fostering the success of our agents. #douglaselliman #ellimanagents #realestatemarketing #getrealwithlucy #realestate #realtor #newyorkrealestate #dallasrealestate #californiarealestate #floridarealestate #floridarealestate
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Today the 2023 Leadership Summit with Oregon Governor Tina Kotek and team announced results of the Portland Central City Task Force final report. In that Central City Report the following recommendation was made. Pay special attention to the last sentence! “Make downtown a worthy destination. Downtown Portland does not rank high as a regional tourist destination—because it’s built for office workers. But there is so much potential. A destination-worthy downtown would start with a better activated Tom McCall Waterfront Park that could feature a rethink of the "Concert Bowl," event pavilions, permeable pavers to support year-round events, flexible spaces for recreation, and pop-up food and drink kiosks. The Willamette River is the Central City’s comparative advantage, and it needs to be better leveraged with food, entertainment, and river access options. Once off the river, visitors need more reasons to walk into the downtown core. Powell’s, Pioneer Square, and the Portland Art Museum are solid attractors, but they need company. The Salmon Street corridor could better connect the waterfront fountain and the Park Blocks. The Old Multnomah County Courthouse and the original U.S. Bank Building are architectural gems that could house food and entertainment options. And the long-envisioned James Beard Public Market must finally be realized.” Portland Needs a Public Market!
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Success is built on vision, values and purpose. The 19-year-old Brisbane man started his business to support his family. As he gained more experience, he began to take on greater challenges. He brought in experts to assist him in overcoming the obstacles faced by the challenging projects. He invited employees to provide feedback throughout the process, allowing for faster growth and greater ownership of successful projects. It is important to take lessons from the experiences of past leaders. #architect #buildingconstruction #jolantadkarchitectcoach
How builder Manuel Hornibrook turned Sydney Opera House dream into bricks-and-mortar reality
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🇧🇷💼 Bruno Moreira Belo Horizonte: The Legacy and Influence of a Visionary Leader 🔢✨ In the world of business and beyond, the impact of influential figures can shape the course of history. 📈🌍 Our insightful article explores the life and legacy of Bruno Moreira Belo Horizonte, the enigmatic individual associated with the number 37.473.696. 🔢🔍 Discover the lessons we can learn from Bruno Moreira's journey and how his unique identifier has become a symbol of innovation and leadership. 💡👔 Click the link to gain valuable insights into the power of influence and the enduring impact of visionary minds! #BrunoMoreiraLeadership #BeloHorizonteVisionary #LeadersWhoInspire #InfluentialFigures #LeadershipLessons
The Legacy and Influence of 37.473.696 Bruno Moreira Belo Horizonte
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