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By Linda Fisher Thornton In Part 5 of this series on attributes of ethical leadership, I explore the importance of really hearing all stakeholders, including those who are not in the room. Here are Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 in case you missed them.SOURCE: https://leadingincontext.com/2023/10/18/hallmarks-of-ethical-leadership-part-5/ https://leadingincontext.com

A successful event doesn’t just hinge on the perfect venue or a well-curated program; it relies heavily on the people behind the scenes—the event staff. Nurturing a positive relationship with your event staff can reap significant benefits, enhancing the overall success of your event, which, in turn, improves your business in myriad ways. Explore theContinueContinue reading “The Benefits of Building Relationships With Your Event Staff”

Leadership is a complex and ever-evolving concept, and what makes a leader successful today is different from what made a leader successful in the past. With the fast-paced nature of today’s world, leaders need to be adaptable, innovative and able to navigate an increasingly complex landscape. Here are some key ways that leaders can beContinueContinue reading “What Makes a Leader Successful Today?”

Despite the concerns that religious participation is fading, enough people still consider it vital to their life. In the face of this new moment, what are key ethical guideposts for executives to keep in mind? SOURCE: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/leadership-ethics-blog/religion-is-mixing-with-business-and-raising-workplace-questions-for-employers/? http://www.scu.edu/ethics/leadership-ethics-blog/

Out of the mouths of babes. It’s an expression used when someone young or inexperienced says something surprising for its wisdom. Wisdom like this, the idiom implies, is usually the stuff of those who’ve been around a long time, weathered the storms, climbed the hills and hierarchies. “Leader” is the word we often use toContinueContinue reading “Sagacious leaders free up other’s wisdom — for free”