This practical guide to decision-making for leaders offers a framework for better outcomes, a 6-step process to follow, and common pitfalls to avoid, enabling you to act decisively amid ambiguity and complexity.
In October, retired U.S. General and statesman Colin Powell died. Among his many accolades, he was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989–93) and Secretary of State (2001–05) — the first African American to hold either position. We’ll talk about how Colin Powell’s humility
Due in large part to the coverage on social media, most of us likely know the name of Gabby Petito. But for many, this story only highlights what’s not covered so compulsively by the media: the disappearance and death of thousands upon thousands of women of color. Today, we want to explore
Working at a nonprofit can be incredibly rewarding, but with long hours, demanding workloads, and tight budgets, burnout is common. Watch this webinar for ideas on supporting team members.
What’s holding the youngest workers back from stepping into leadership roles? In this webinar, we share our findings from our global research study on the ways that organizations can support the leaders of tomorrow.
In late July, hundreds of union workers won a big victory over Frito-Lay and so-called “suicide shifts.” Their 20-day strike in tandem with perceived labor shortages in certain sectors — or a living wage shortage, depending who you ask — suggests changing employee expectations
As hybrid teams emerge as a primary collaboration model, organizations must evolve their policies and practices. Watch this webinar to learn what to do to create a healthy and productive hybrid work culture.
In June, 23-year-old Naomi Osaka, the No. 2 ranked tennis player in women’s tennis, withdrew from Wimbledon. This happened in the wake of Osaka withdrawing in the second round from the French Open, in a storm of controversy caused by her decision to skip mandatory post-match news conferences.
When Jacinda Ardern became Prime Minister of New Zealand in 2017, she earned international attention for her commitments to national well-being and emphasis on social issues. She was the first leader to have a child while in power since Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 1990,
What happened with the Ever Given can be chalked up to basic physics, the massive size of the ship, potential human error, and maybe even climate change. But at CCL, we don’t only look at the circumstances or the symptoms of a problem, we want to find the root of issues. How did leaders make a difference