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So much has been written about leadership, I think it is the most prolific topic and we can talk about things like creating a vision and a strategy, or developing followership to bring...

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This is the moment when women are really coming into their own in every possible way. And the recognition is clear that when women lead in the workplace, the bottom line benefits. This is not just a

When it comes to building an A-team with women, I have three piece of advice; The first piece of advice is that we tend to hire men on potential and women on track record. So what that means is that

To be a great leader, I think, takes dedication and it takes discipline. It’s like anything, I think there are people that have natural abilities and I think leaders are...

So I think the idea if you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all is one of those many things in that idea of what ladylike behaviour...