Women Running for Office Have Chance to Shift the Dialogue
As the presidential debates kicked off in Miami at the end of June, I had some thoughts about an unprecedented opportunity that women running for office..
Continue ReadingAs the presidential debates kicked off in Miami at the end of June, I had some thoughts about an unprecedented opportunity that women running for office..
Continue ReadingLast week at the Fortune Brainstorm Conference, a discussion took place around what companies need to do to move the needle in diversity, inclusion, and gender balance...
Continue ReadingA key reason why there are still so few women on corporate boards comes down to old ways of thinking. Prioritizing inclusion and diversity has traditionally been..
Continue ReadingThis week, I’m on the road preparing to give a keynote speech at the tech symposium in Atlanta. My speech topic focuses on women taking the lead..
Continue ReadingAs a continuation of our three-part series on 2019 leadership trends, here are three more trends to watch for this year: Be a compassionate leader. Regardless..
Continue ReadingIn my last post, I shared the first three leadership trends in our Top 8 list for 2019: the importance of building quality relationships versus larger..
Continue ReadingA recent article in Forbes by Bonnie Marcus explored what it takes to keep women in tech companies. At the end of the piece, Marcus notes: “Off..
Continue ReadingIn SHAMBAUGH Leadership’s work with client organizations and speaking at conferences across the nation, I’ve noticed that many struggle with understanding what gender balance really means—and..
Continue ReadingLast week, I held a live webcast that shared the first steps that executives and companies can take to improve their organization’s leadership capacity for creating..
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In my last post, I shared some of the latest thinking that suggests inclusion is the new diversity. In addition to those ideas on what today’s leaders and organizations can do to build a more inclusive culture and develop a truly diverse group of future leaders, consider these four strategies:
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