Happy International Women’s Day to all the amazing leaders in my network. As a self-proclaimed leadership geek, I like to stay on top of all the current leadership issues and opportunities that organizations face. International Women’s Day celebrates women and is also a time to ask: Are things better for women? Last year, we began […]
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Who is this unsung leader? The CEO’s executive assistant (EA). They often operate in the shadows but are the linchpins that ensure the organizational machine runs smoothly. While the boardroom celebrates praise for CEOs and senior executives, the vital leadership role of EAs often goes unnoticed and underappreciated.
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10: Leadership Culture Change is Every Leader’s Job Here’s the 10th post in my 10 Years – 10 Truths series. Check out the release of the revised edition of my book, Accountable Leaders. In our latest research, 88.7% of C-Suite leaders and senior executives said that having a strong leadership culture was critical to the
9: To scale accountability you need a system, not a program. Here’s the 9th post in my 10 Years – 10 Truths series. To learn more about the Leadership Accountability System™ reach out to us at hello@drvincemolinaro.com to set up a 15-minute call. I recently had a chat with Adam, a customer of mine, who
8: Leadership isn’t a one-time decision In the eighth installment of my 10 Years – 10 Truths series, I reflect on the fact that being a leader requires a constant reevaluation of your commitment to the role and doing what is necessary to drive the success of your organization. Check out the newest and updated
7: The CEO-CHRO Relationship Is a Company’s Dynamic Duo In the seventh installment of my 10 Years – 10 Truths series, I reflect on the potential power of the CEO-CHRO relationship. I have repeatedly seen, that when this relationship is strong, amazing things happen, especially when a company is driving a strategic leap and leadership
6: Many Leaders Are Not Students of Leadership In the sixth installment of my 10 Years – 10 Truths series, I reflect on the brutal fact I’ve observed countless times in leadership development programs – many leaders aren’t students of leadership. They don’t have a passion for the role or want to get better. Yet,
Note: A version of this was previously published on Forbes. I’ve worked with hundreds of organizations over the years, helping them scale strong leadership cultures with accountable leaders. One of the critical success factors in this challenging work is the relationship that exists between the CEO and the CHRO, or head of human resources. When the
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5: Many CEOs Struggle with Leadership Dread Disorder In the fifth installment of my 10 Years – 10 Truths series, I reflect on something I’ve encountered with many CEOs – a moment of dread once they realize they don’t have the leaders they need to lead their organizations. Check out our new eBook, Leadership Development
4: VUCA feels so yesterday. In the fourth installment of my 10 Years – 10 Truths series, I reflect on VUCA and the evolution I’ve seen in its use over the last decade. Is it still a useful framework to discuss the context in which leaders lead? If you are interested in learning more about