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A brighter future requires leaders with the mindsets, capacity, and capabilities needed to excel in an ever-changing world.
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This week, I will share the concept of "Adaptive Leadership" There are five topics coming these week: 1. Embracing Uncertainty 2. Fostering a Culture of Learning 3. Empowering Others 4. Building Resilience 5. Leading with Purpose Adaptive leadership, a philosophy pioneered by Ronald Heifetz, the Founding Director of the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard Kennedy School. Next five days, of learning!
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Join Peter DeMarco of Priority Thinking, LLC on Tuesday, September 24th at 1:00pm ET for a free and interactive webinar to discuss the common problems that leaders face when implementing remote and hybrid work policies. Register below! #remotework #hybridwork #accountability #webinar
Sept. 24th at 1:00 PM ET – Save the date to virtually attend our EchoInsights webinar, guest hosted by Peter DeMarco, head coach and founder of Priority Thinking, a premier leadership, ethics, and organization development company. Learn how to address common problems in distributed work leadership with strategies to foster collaboration, improve mutual accountability, and choose appropriate mediums of communication. REGISTER NOW >> https://hubs.ly/Q02PyJdJ0
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We challenge you and a friend to our 7-day Cooperative challenge! Let us know how it goes. Here’s your challenge: 1️⃣ Identify 2-3 times you have been cooperative. 2️⃣ Ask a friend how they practice being cooperative. 3️⃣ Read a story that inspires you to be cooperative. 4️⃣ Identify influences that support you to be cooperative. 5️⃣ Reflect on what being cooperative means to you. 6️⃣ Look for unique ways you and others can contribute. 7️⃣ Set your phone screen to an image that inspires you to be cooperative. Being Cooperative means getting along with people and building strong relationships, drawn from Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for Leadership leader character framework. We draw on The Oxford Character Project and The Program for Leadership and Character at Wake Forest University ‘s 7 Strategies for Character Development to guide each day’s challenge: language, friendships, exemplars, systems, reflection, habituation, and reminders. You can learn more about the Leader Character Framework and the seven strategies by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/eNVxMMXU
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Just finished the course “Adaptive Leadership for Today's Challenges”
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Just finished the course “Adaptive Leadership for Today's Challenges”
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Supportive and inspirational team lead who excels at creating the right environment for the team to produce the best products for the business, with over 12 years' experience in FinTech and InsurTech.
Just an overview, scratching the surface of what good inclusive leadership involves, but interesting and worthwhile thinking about. If anyone has any useful resources I would love to know.
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On this #InternationalDayofEducation, let's celebrate the leaders who embrace continuous learning and growth — those who know that true wisdom isn't measured in years, but in the relentless expansion of our knowledge.
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“Appreciative Leadership” is about embracing a future-oriented mindset, focusing on our strengths and aspirations to cultivate the extraordinary potential within our communities, students, and schools.
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