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Our analysis of leadership development interviews found that women leaders are almost as likely to chalk up their successes to “luck” as they are to say that they worked hard for them. Here’s how to change the way you think and reframe your leadership narrative.
More women than ever are moving into management roles, but there still aren’t very many women in the C-suite. Why, and what can be done? Get specific tips for leaders and organizations.
Women are more likely to be branded as “bossy” in the workplace and receive harsher negative consequences for it. Get our 4 recommendations to ban the “bossy” stereotypes.
Featuring our “Elevate the System” research report on women leaders and insights on how organizations can address unconscious bias and equity issues.
By Elisa Mallis, Global Vice President of Research, Innovation & New Content Creation, on how organizations can support women leaders.
By Vandana Vishnu, Director of Coaching and lead of our Women in Leadership portfolio for CCL-Asia Pacific, in Forbes.
Among hundreds of applicants, CCL and 3 clients — Fiat-Chrysler (now Stellantis), Merck, and Cognizant — were honored with Brandon Hall awards for leadership programs focused on supporting diversity and women’s leadership.
CCL’s Diana Khaitova speaks about the obstacles preventing women from reaching senior roles in APAC and tips on how to overcome these hurdles.





