In an interview with Frances Hesselbein before her passing, our very own Sam Shriver had the privilege of discussing the principles that shaped her legendary career. In this blog post, Sam shares three key takeaways from their conversation, offering timeless insights for leaders at every stage. These powerful lessons come from a leader who truly ‘walked the talk’ throughout her long and successful life. https://bit.ly/4hYD14P
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Our CEO, Rand Stagen, sat down with Stagen Member and friend, Terry Montesi, to discuss what it means to be a leader in today’s polarized world. The conversation emphasized the power of awareness in leadership and the importance of strategic foresight— a cornerstone of what we call "The Long Game". To listen in, click here: https://lnkd.in/gHE3F5v8
Leading by Example: A Conversation on Leadership with Rand Stagen
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Diversity in leadership includes the consideration of what introverts, ambiverts and extroverts bring to the table. #SusanCain’s work on #introverts and #leadership is exceptional and a must read. Great article Jessica! https://lnkd.in/gKYWHU5e
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/uHQvYOD
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Good to think out of the box
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/dJ0hbMq
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In the Accounting, Advisory, & Wealth Management world there are many successful personalities. We all depend on one another to create a culture of trust and credibility. Embracing who we are establishes how we got to where we are. Looking forward to who we want to be is not determined by what others say. Be you because there is only one unabashed version of you. Be the best you and the change you want to see in the world.
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/dJ0hbMq
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Educator and researcher in workplace behavior assessment and social and emotional intelligence at work. Lee Business School, UNLV
Sharing an interesting post about introverts and leadership. As an educator and a scholar, this is the most common question I have been asked: can introverts become effective leaders?
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/vlAJjsL
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What does putting people first really mean? We were privileged to have Brian Smith in our studio to discuss how leaders can put people first and have a team that will run through walls. Listen to the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/eeYMdb_t
In the latest episode of Cracking the Code, Michael Bitar had the pleasure of sitting down with Brian Smith a leader in the consumer goods industry, to explore the essence of leadership beyond titles and tasks. Brian shares rich insights from his extensive career, emphasizing the transformative power of a people-first approach and the pivotal experiences that have defined his leadership style. This conversation is a treasure trove for anyone aspiring to lead with authenticity, impact, and a deep commitment to their team's growth and success. Join us as we uncover the subtleties of effective leadership, from nurturing talent to making tough decisions with compassion and clarity. Watch now - https://hubs.ly/Q02s8Qvg0
Cracking the Code: Unveiling True Leadership with Brian Smith
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I recently read a fascinating article in Forbes "Why Introverts Make for Extraordinary Leaders" It challenged my perception of leadership, highlighting the strengths that introverts bring to the table. Two key skills particularly resonated with me: Active Listening: The article emphasizes how introverted leaders excel at truly listening to others. They create space for diverse perspectives and foster a collaborative environment where everyone feels heard and valued. This resonates because strong leadership requires understanding the needs and ideas of your team. Critical Thinking: Introverts' analytical nature allows them to process information deeply and make well-considered decisions. This is crucial for navigating complex challenges and making sound strategic choices. I strongly believe these skills are essential for effective leadership, regardless of personality type. Introverts, with their natural focus on listening and critical thinking, can be incredibly effective leaders who drive innovation and success. #introvertedleader #leadership #listening #criticalthinking
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/uHQvYOD
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Interesting read 💡
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/uHQvYOD
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Introverted leaders cultivate enduring, friendly, and pleasant relationships with significant shareholders, employees, and clients. Such close relationships cultivate loyalty and commitment, guaranteeing the attainment of discerned and formal organizational goals with a committed team. #leadership #introverts #new #perspective #team #relationship #loyalty
The stereotype of the charismatic, outgoing CEO often dominates popular narratives. But, a quieter but equally impactful style has been gaining recognition—introverted leadership. Here's a closer look at how they excel. https://trib.al/uHQvYOD
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