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10 of the Best Leadership Books You Can Get On Amazon

By Deana LaFauci on February 21, 2019

Looking to get inspired? We asked our leadership experts to share the books that have positively impacted them recently—and it’s a pretty impressive list.

It’s up to us! Women leaders, know your value: A Q&A with Susan MacKenty Brady, author of “Mastering Your Inner Critic”

By Deana LaFauci on February 13, 2019

We tend to be very hard on ourselves—and sometimes others. In this Q&A, Linkage’s Susan MacKenty Brady shares insight into this epidemic impacting women leaders worldwide and practical advice for finding compassion within ourselves—and creating the change that we want to see.

The Best Leaders Are Mindful—Here’s Why

By Deana LaFauci on January 23, 2019

For many of us, getting healthy, fit, and happy is a major priority for 2019. But, with so much attention paid to quick weight loss and fitness fads, it’s easy to forget that being healthy goes way beyond physical fitness.…

How to Be a Stand-Up Leader in 2019

By Susie Kelleher on January 8, 2019

Our lack of movement may be negatively affecting the way we lead. Here are a few simple ways that you can introduce movement into your workday–and encourage your team to do the same.

Drum roll, please: Top 5 posts from 2018

By Sarah Breigle on January 3, 2019

We take a look back to see what resonated with you in 2018. As it turns out, topics like purpose, trust (or lack thereof!) in leadership, and advancing women leaders were top of mind—so, without further ado, here are the top five stories of 2018!

Why I created my own advisory board–and you should, too.

By Jennifer McCollum on January 2, 2019

My path to uncovering one of my biggest discoveries last year was unlikely. I was on a self-directed sabbatical to help define exactly what I wanted out of my next role… little did I realize that all of the wisdom that I needed was already available in my own network.

What’s holding you back? Why I (finally) put myself in the running for CEO

By Jennifer McCollum on December 20, 2018

When I arrived at Linkage, a few of my colleagues were surprised to learn that a woman had been chosen as CEO for the first time in our 30-year history. The truth is, I was surprised, too–not that I had earned the job, but that I had even put myself in the running. Sometimes, self-doubt can get in the way of what’s possible.

What is the Edge Effect? How collaborating helps us thrive.

By Shannon Bayer on December 18, 2018

The truth is that we all have the capacity to innovate and adapt–even in today’s hyper crazed and information-rich business world. The key is coming together in collaboration through the “edge effect” to leverage our differences.

3 Truly Inspiring Moments from #LinkageWIL

By Kerry Seitz on November 29, 2018

#LinkageWIL may be over, but we can’t stop talking about it! We’ve compiled three of the most inspiring moments from this year’s Institute here. Take a look and then tell us: what inspired you?

Confessions from a #LinkageWIL Keynote

By Susan MacKenty Brady on November 20, 2018

I gave the opening keynote at #LinkageWIL last week. I shared my own journey of self-awareness and what I have learned about the hurdles that women uniquely face in the workplace. Despite giving this talk hundreds of times before for audiences of varied sizes, this one was different. Here’s why.

Leadership Insights Blog

10 of the Best Leadership Books You Can Get On Amazon

It’s up to us! Women leaders, know your value: A Q&A with Susan MacKenty Brady, author of “Mastering Your Inner Critic”

The Best Leaders Are Mindful—Here’s Why

How to Be a Stand-Up Leader in 2019

Drum roll, please: Top 5 posts from 2018

Why I created my own advisory board–and you should, too.

What’s holding you back? Why I (finally) put myself in the running for CEO

What is the Edge Effect? How collaborating helps us thrive.

3 Truly Inspiring Moments from #LinkageWIL

Confessions from a #LinkageWIL Keynote

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