Learning and supporting others in their learning is key to effective leadership in a world where entire industries transform in a few short years. The following articles from the Executive Coach column of the American Express publication Executive Travel, by Jackie Sloane, may be useful to you or others.
What's your executive presence done for you lately? -Executive presence compels others to listen and act. The lack of it can hold you back professionally. Could yours work better for you? PDF
Transforming leadership transitions -A new leadership role can be thrilling, career-making, transformative -- and utterly disorienting and disastrous. How can you plan for uncertainty and the unexpected? PDF
Executive politics -"I don't do politics" is not an effective strategy PDF
The secret life of goals -How to set goals for yourself and others that propel you to new levels of accomplishment PDF
Building bench strength -Encouraging reports to think like leaders is not just good business -- it accelerates your agenda and simplifies your life! PDF
Retaining the talent that drives your success -As the economic recovery builds are you at risk of losing your top talent? PDF
Conversations that generate results -What we say and do impacts who we are and what we can produce PDF
The alchemy of managing up -Collaborate with those who have the power to determine your destiny and transform what's possible PDF
How CEOs create a culture that accelerates success -Practices, structures, what you say and don't say can define what is and is not possible in an organization PDF
Can Golf Make You a Better Leader? Link
And ... -From the Center for Creative Leadership publication, Leadership in Action: How important are relationships to effective leadership? Read what several leaders say about it. PDF
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