Leadership lessons don’t need to be reserved for formal classroom and online trainings, they can be extracted from the stories we encounter every day. Join the Center for Creative Leadership’s Ren Washington and Allison Barr as they uncover and highlight the leadership lessons in today’s headlines and popular culture.
Meet the hosts of our leadership podcast, bringing you fresh insights gleaned from today’s headlines.
Ren Washington is a Leadership Solutions Partner committed to helping clients address their most challenging and complex issues around organizational change and innovation, equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI), executive presence and image, influence, and resilience.
Allison Barr is a Leadership Solutions Partner with a rich history in international business and public speaking. Allison enjoys supporting clients with their most complex obstacles, from organizational change, to psychological safety, to the nuanced nature of EDI.
The future of work, the future of automobiles, and the future of free speech: Elon Musk is at the nexus point of all these. Through his recent attempted purchase of Twitter and his comments about remote work, he has raised 2 key questions for leaders: Is leadership the role or realm of a single
When tragic, sad, and intense things happen, leaders may want to compartmentalize and pivot the conversation. But what’s happening deserves recognition and discussion. What can leaders do to create an environment where employees can feel safe with their emotions, and don’t have
Join CCL’s Ren Washington and Allison Barr as they explore how conflict in the workplace can be an opportunity to strengthen our professionalism and emotional intelligence skills, and lead with that.
On February 10th the U.S. Senate passed legislation that would end forced arbitration for workers who are victims of sexual assault and harassment — drastically changing an imbalanced power dynamic. Soon after, an all-woman panel was announced to host the 94th Oscars. Join us as we explore
“Cancel culture” is making headlines, and no one’s safe. But is it cancel or consequence? And really, how does it impact you, working with and on teams and leading people through change? Join us as we explore how leaders can make room for people to learn from their mistakes while
On December 31, 2021, actor, comedian, animal rights activist, and author Betty White died at 99. Just a week later, an actor who paved the way for underrepresented actors around the globe, Sidney Poitier, died at 94. This conversation explores what we can celebrate about their legacies
