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Report: Association Execs Have Long-Term Concerns About Economy, AI, More

Association Now Leadership

A newly released McKinley Advisors report identified the five most prominent trends facing executives in the next decade. The executives identified workforce shifts, economic disruptions, regulatory and legislative developments, sustainability commitments, and digital transformation.

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4 Important Reasons Why Collaborative Leadership is Taking Over

Lolly Daskal

When team members feel that their voices are heard and their contributions are valued, they become more engaged in their work. It sends a powerful message that every voice matters and is essential for success. But in time, every executive reaches a point when their performance suffers and failure persists.

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How to Create a Safe Space for All Employees to Speak Up

Lolly Daskal

By being honest and open about your own thoughts, opinions, and decision-making processes, you encourage your team members to do the same. Moreover, being transparent about challenges and setbacks creates a culture of learning and growth. Foster Inclusivity: Inclusive leadership is about ensuring that everyone feels heard and valued.

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What Transparency Means Now for Leaders

Association Now Leadership

More executives are playing the role of official spokesperson at their organizations, especially on tough topics. A transparent leader doesn’t have to cede the discussion to loudest voices in the room. But going it alone isn’t always the best tactic. That said, a leader can’t do all that alone.

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10 Effective Ways To Encourage Your Employees To Speak Up

Lolly Daskal

A recent study showed that only 1 percent of employees feel comfortable voicing concerns in their workplace. Here are some of the things I tell my executive coaching clients about building an open, honest exchange with their team: Start with an outsider. Encourage candor. Listen to understand. Mind your body language.

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Elevating Others Thought Leadership | Watchen Nyanue Hampton

Peter Winick

An interview Watchen Nyanue Hampton about sharing our power with others to reveal new perspectives. Watchen starts us off by discussing how our defaults could be drowning out other voices and perspectives that could potentially be advantageous to your business. Finding new voices that want to step into the spotlight can be difficult.

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7 Ways Successful Leaders Can Create A Culture Of Diverse Thinking

Lolly Daskal

As an executive leadership coach, I emphasize the significance of implementing seven unconventional methods to cultivate diverse thinking in organizations. Seek input from diverse voices when making strategic choices, ensuring that decisions reflect a wide range of perspectives. Very few understand why or how to prevent it.