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The world of work is more interconnected than ever. Supply chains, teams, and customers now span continents and cultures, with AI and digital transformation accelerating the pace of change.  At the same time, organizations bring together people from multiple generations, cultural backgrounds, and work styles; leaders are expected to deliver results across these differences. Leaders […]

The long-term health of an organization depends on more than just hitting today’s goals; it’s about ensuring you have the right leaders in place to guide what’s next. That’s where bench strength comes in. Bench strength is the depth and readiness of your leadership pipeline. It’s what enables an organization to weather transitions, scale with […]

This case study explores the professional journey of an executive who significantly benefited from leadership coaching. Over the course of his long-standing career at a major multinational pharmaceutical company, he transitioned from managing vendors to leading diverse internal teams. Throughout this transition, the executive encountered challenges typical of high-responsibility roles, where effective leadership was crucial […]

Managing performance issues can be one of the most challenging aspects of leadership. However, these trying moments also present opportunities to strengthen the manager-employee relationship. When an employee isn’t meeting expectations, it helps to approach the situation thoughtfully to encourage improvement, not discourage the individual. Read further to learn how we coach executives to approach […]

The following article on the ROI of leadership Coaching appeared in HR.com  on August 2, 2024, written by A.J. O’Connor Associates President Shannon O’Connor Bock. Read the original article here. Today, the estimated global revenue from coaching sits around 4.56 billion dollars. It comes as no surprise when analyzing the rise in online executive coaching. Since 2019, […]

In the past, internal leadership grew as the company grew. Employees were encouraged to start from the bottom, working their way up. This type of professional development was clear and defined. Your successes, products and work (that correctly answered your manager’s needs) determined the executive position you could eventually hold. As you climbed the ladder, […]

Onboarding is more than introducing the new hire to the team and handing them administrative paperwork. It is your company’s first impression, and this impression sets the groundwork for your new hire’s success. The goals and benefits of onboarding far outweigh the initial investment. That said, companies are seeing almost 40% of new hires leave […]