Executive + Team Coach for Start-up & Fortune 500 Leaders | Keynote Speaker | Contributor: HBR, Fast Company, TEDx | Author, Elephants Before Unicorns | Leading Coach Award, 2019 | Former ICF Vancouver Board Member
Wharton, Columbia, and Duke B-School faculty; Harvard Business Review columnist; Keynote speaker; Workshop facilitator; Exec Coach; #1 bestselling author, "Go To Help: 31 Strategies to Offer, Ask for, and Accept Help"
Strategic Growth & Government Affairs Executive. National Security Veteran. Board Director. Trustee. Investor. "Top 100 Aerospace and Aviation Professionals on LinkedIn" Founding Member Chief DC.
In recognizing that the American workplace is still an American melting pot with many differing viewpoints, it's more important than ever for corporate #leaders to fully understand what #DEI means for different groups. Hats off to Chief for this insightful report, and for outlining easy steps we can all take. Very timely for anyone grappling with the current geopoligical situation and workplace ramifcations. #DEI#stophate#stopantisemitism#leadership#allyship
Employee Resource Groups (ERG) can create a psychologically safe space for employees to connect and process what's happening, discuss why they may be scared, distracted, or disengaged from work, and can help them them return to their responsibilities feeling more invested and productive.
So, why aren't there more Jewish ERGs? Corporate leadership communication expert, executive coach, and speaker Deborah Riegel MSW shares insight into this important question.
https://lnkd.in/eyWFJ5BU
Senior leaders at mission-driven organizations are burning out at shocking rates. We set out to investigate how to help them.
While there’s an abundance of evidence demonstrating the impact a lack of support is having on senior leaders—especially women and leaders of color—we wanted to know more about the specific concerns that felt most pressing. So we teamed up with The Memo I Never Got (MING) to find out what senior leaders need us to know. Read our report to see what we learned. https://bit.ly/4eArGW0#SeniorLeaders#Retention#Equity#Burnout
On-Ramps' latest report highlights a troubling trend of burnout in nonprofit leadership, one that hits particularly hard for Black, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ founders like myself.
The pressures we face go beyond organizational challenges—cultural and political factors, as Darren Walker discusses in his recent NYT op-ed, weigh heavily on leaders of color.
https://lnkd.in/gEpErSfa
Even with supportive boards, the emotional and mental toll is real. It's time for the sector and philanthropy to step up, address these inequities, and create systems that ensure leadership sustainability—especially for those of us carrying the weight of overlooked identities. This must be more than just a conversation starter.
#LeadershipSustainability#FoundersOfColor#EquityInLeadership#NonprofitLeadership
Senior leaders at mission-driven organizations are burning out at shocking rates. We set out to investigate how to help them.
While there’s an abundance of evidence demonstrating the impact a lack of support is having on senior leaders—especially women and leaders of color—we wanted to know more about the specific concerns that felt most pressing. So we teamed up with The Memo I Never Got (MING) to find out what senior leaders need us to know. Read our report to see what we learned. https://bit.ly/4eArGW0#SeniorLeaders#Retention#Equity#Burnout
Burnout among senior leaders* in mission-driven organizations often stems from high emotional investment, relentless demands, and the pressure to deliver on impactful goals. Folks in these roles frequently navigate complex challenges while balancing high expectations and resource limitations, which can lead to chronic stress and fatigue. Addressing burnout is crucial. It not only affects individual well-being but also undermines the organization's mission and overall effectiveness. Implementing people-first, himan-centered supportive practices, fostering open and effective communication, and prioritizing care are essential to mitigate this issue.
*next topic: how we define and cultivate leadership
Senior leaders at mission-driven organizations are burning out at shocking rates. We set out to investigate how to help them.
While there’s an abundance of evidence demonstrating the impact a lack of support is having on senior leaders—especially women and leaders of color—we wanted to know more about the specific concerns that felt most pressing. So we teamed up with The Memo I Never Got (MING) to find out what senior leaders need us to know. Read our report to see what we learned. https://bit.ly/4eArGW0#SeniorLeaders#Retention#Equity#Burnout
Senior leaders at mission-driven organizations are burning out at shocking rates. We set out to investigate how to help them.
While there’s an abundance of evidence demonstrating the impact a lack of support is having on senior leaders—especially women and leaders of color—we wanted to know more about the specific concerns that felt most pressing. So we teamed up with The Memo I Never Got (MING) to find out what senior leaders need us to know. Read our report to see what we learned. https://bit.ly/4eArGW0#SeniorLeaders#Retention#Equity#Burnout
📣 Leaders, your visibility and empathy are crucial right now!
In light of the distressing, racist attacks across the country, it's essential to support your staff and communities actively. Here are five key tips to navigate these critical times:
1. Leadership: Be a visible and vocal leader. Empathise, name the issues, connect staff to support, and reinforce your values.
2. Language: Be clear and specific. Call out racism, white supremacy, and acknowledge the targeted groups.
3. Allyship: Amplify marginalised voices. Create spaces and leverage your influence to centre their experiences.
4. Equity: Recognise the unique impacts on affected groups. Make adjustments and provide necessary support.
5. Trauma: Understand the trauma of current (and historic) events. Be compassionate, extend grace, and utilise available resources.
You play a key role in creating a more inclusive and supportive environment; moments like this are times to enact your leadership.
#Leadership#Equity#Inclusion#Allyship#TraumaAware#AntiRacism#Diversity#InclusiveLeadership#AntiDiscrimination#AntiOppression
Unlock your leadership potential with Cultural Intelligence! Dive into these 7 strategies to foster inclusivity, bridge divides, and dismantle racism in your workplace and beyond.
Wharton, Columbia, and Duke B-School faculty; Harvard Business Review columnist; Keynote speaker; Workshop facilitator; Exec Coach; #1 bestselling author, "Go To Help: 31 Strategies to Offer, Ask for, and Accept Help"
9moThank you so much for amplifying this.