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Leading for All of Us with Dr. Christopher Gilbert

Let's Grow Leaders

Leading with an ethical compass may seem to be challenging in this time of deepening divisions and “alternative facts”, trust and authenticity grow more precious by the hour. But what people want is t ruth in their decisions, a uthenticity in their relationships, and s olid ground for making tough, ethical choices in business and life.

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Yes - Nice Guys CAN Lead and Finish First

Great Results Team Building

He has all the necessary mental and physical skills, and work ethic, to be a champion – but there is something about his demeanor that suggests he may not have that edgy, passionate, abrasiveness and determination required to lead his team to a championship. Being nice is NOT about being weak.

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Michael Lee Stallard

Lessons from Gilbert and Sullivan. Tanveer Naseer helps leaders’ to protect their blind side with tips on how to ease someone back into the team after an absence in Helping Employees Regain Their Productivity After A Prolonged Absence. why is everyone smiling?

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You Need a Community, Not a Network

Harvard Business Review

At Best Buy in the early 2000s, Julie Gilbert was in charge of an internal network aimed at developing female leaders. Eager to change that, Gilbert encouraged her group to reach out to women customers. Like its rivals, Best Buy tended to sell consumer electronics from a strongly male perspective.