In 2016, Klaus Schwab coined the term The Fourth Industrial Revolution. More recently, the World Economic Forum has used another term: The Intelligent Age—an age
If you read the leadership or business literature, you will see stakeholder leadership mentioned more and more often. You will also notice that corporate boards
The word agency is gaining favor and has become the new buzzword to describe having and exercising power and influence. Many felt the pandemic took
My story begins as a child, sitting at the dinner table, listening to my father talk about “the bosses” and how cruel and dismissive they
Critical thinking, systems thinking and pattern recognition are capabilities that involve developing the prefrontal cortex of the brain, often called the executive brain. Some business
I decided to go back and see how I would cover this subject today. Here it is! For years we talked about “reskilling” — as
We keep hearing about how the U.S. needs to build or rebuild its infrastructure. The term generally encompasses everything from roads and bridges to power
Talking recently with two women executives, they were saying that they needed a whole different approach to performance management in one instance focusing on competing
Meditation! Why is everyone talking about that ancient practice as it relates to leadership today? Since leaders need grace and coolness under fire in today’s
Given the absolutely wicked problems of today, worldwide competition and conflict, technology that defies any kind of control, markets that require great flexibility and resources,
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