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Anatomy of a 21st-Century Leader

Sharon Daniels 2/1/11

Succeeding at business objectives is no longer enough. Today’s global leaders need a new skill set to succeed in a rapidly changing and extremely challenging business environment.

Selling Sales Managers on Coaching

Richard D. Ruff 7/5/11

One cannot have a superior sales team without great front-line sales managers who know how to coach.

How to Listen for Values

Tina Mertel 9/7/11

Motivation is difficult when leaders don’t listen or assume what’s important to them is also important to their employees.

Employee Trust of Leaders Lags

editor@clomedia.com 9/15/11

Leaders are faulted for not linking employee goals to overall corporate performance.

Strayer Education Inc. Acquires Jack Welch Management Institute

editor@clomedia.com 11/11/11

With the acquisition of JWMI, Strayer University will increase its online educational offerings.

Learn to Be Influential

Ladan Nikravan 5/9/12

Learning leaders must enhance their influence skills so they can act as strategic leaders and create value for the organization.

The Leader as a Coach

John Lawson 6/12/12

To develop leaders consistently and globally, W.W. Grainger Inc. delivers shared coaching expectations, a common coaching language and tools, and higher goal attainment.

Six Traits Agile Leaders Must Have

Larry R. Nordhagen 1/23/13

These qualities can increase a leader’s ability to meet the ever-increasing demands of today’s business environment.

How to Lead in a Virtual World

Pamela L. Van Dyke 1/30/13

The way organizations train and develop employees must keep pace with the increasing number of them working away from the office.

How to Prevent Leadership Failures

David Brookmire 2/20/13

The costs of leadership failure, especially at the CEO level, can be high. Here’s what CLOs can do to help prevent it.

Tips to Build the Workforce of the Future

Peter Cheese 4/24/13

A focus on outcomes, not just delivery methods, and greater emphasis on lifetime learning, instead of short bursts of training, can help develop tomorrow’s workers.