Welcome to a great week! RISE Youth of the Week is Victoria Ibiwoye, a Nigerian Social Entrepreneur. Victoria Ibiwoye, 22, is the Founder of OneAfricanChild Initiative, — an organisation founded to help Read More >>
Welcome to a great week! RISE Youth of the Week is Victoria Ibiwoye, a Nigerian Social Entrepreneur. Victoria Ibiwoye, 22, is the Founder of OneAfricanChild Initiative, — an organisation founded to help Read More >>
(By Glenn Llopis) "Leaders must objectively assess how to better commit themselves to their role and responsibilities. They need to be willing to break themselves apart – their natural tendencies, Read More >>
(By Lindsay Lavine) "By showing my true self, by revealing that I needed other people, by communicating through every meeting, email, and, yes, the occasional tear that I wasn’t invincible, Read More >>
(By Christine Comaford) "As a leader you must identify whether it is safety, belonging, or mattering that is most important to the people in your life, and then do everything you can Read More >>
(By Bob Sherwin) "The fact that in most organizations there are few female role models at the top serves as prima facie evidence that the opportunities for women are limited. The Read More >>
(By Carrie Rich) "Like most people my age and with my experience level, I have a long way to go in terms of being an excellent leader. I’m aware that Read More >>
(By Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic) "First, let's get a few things straight. Humility is not hospitality, courtesy, or a kind and friendly demeanor. Humility has nothing to do with being meek, weak, or Read More >>
(By Mike Myatt) "I’m often asked what it takes to get to the top – it’s as if people want an add water and mix recipe for leadership. While there are Read More >>
(By Robyn Benincasa) ""Bottom line? If you take two cups of authoritative leadership, one cup of democratic, coaching, and affiliative leadership, and a dash of pacesetting and coercive leadership “to taste,” Read More >>