One of the most common questions I hear from leaders is, “How do we grow without losing what makes us great?” Read on for more.

With the fourth quarter’s arrival, business leaders know it’s time to take stock of their progress, readjust priorities, and get the business set up for a successful new year.

We hear the word “disruption” everywhere these days—yet I find that many businesses still struggle with something much more basic: leadership alignment.

In business, having a vision is not just a “nice-to-have”; it’s the key quality that sets exceptional leaders apart. It’s also crucial to successful businesses.

Leadership transitions are one of the few guarantees in business. Read more on how to navigate those transitions.

Succession planning is a vital yet often overlooked part of ensuring the long-term success of family-owned businesses.

In the boardrooms of America’s most established industries, women are rewriting old rules, often while facing barriers their male counterparts never encounter. While progress has been made, too many talented women still find themselves at the crossroads of ambition and opportunity

Leadership is not about doing more—it’s about thinking more effectively. When you focus only on the doing, the business’s growth is restricted by your own personal capacity. 

Unified leadership strengthens succession planning. When teams are clear on values, priorities, and direction, transitions are seamless. Read on.

Recently, I have been sharing points from my new book, "Best of the Best - Lead Boldly, Scale Rapidly, Create Your Legacy." I thought I would share some insight on the value of "influence," including defining what an influencer is, who you influence, and who can influence you. Read on.

For the procurement leaders one truth stands out: The forces reshaping the sector—retirements, hybrid workplaces, AI, and mounting stakeholder demands—are not slowing down. Read more.

One of the many lessons I’ve learned over the years is that teams excel when members complement each other’s strengths. Read more.