A First-Year Plan for New College and University Presidents
Marcia Brown Mintz Senior Advisor Newly appointed college and university presidents are welcomed enthusiastically and inaugurated ceremoniously amidst excitement, new ideas, and hope for the future. Yet, the term can also begin against a backdrop of pressure points...
Evolving What it Means to Exhibit Executive Presence
Daphnie Pierre Manager At the 2023 American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) National Congress, a CEO started off a session by sharing that he had received feedback that he “does not exhibit executive presence.” This CEO, a male person of color,...
“Small Leadership” and Small L Leadership
Small, subtle leadership actions have a big impact. Small leadership moments are characterized by two key features: Leveraging small efforts to create a disproportionately large effect Enacting or symbolizing emerging new directions. We liken “small leadership” to...
“Where Am I Going?”: An Anecdote on Leadership
Coaching Practice Leader Richard Levin shares an illuminating anecdote on leadership and strategic orientation.
