This week, Templar consultants Carolina Perez Sanz and Paul Minx explore the idea that women need to select themselves for leadership if they want to materialise the intrinsic values that make them effective leaders.
Live on Bloomberg – how reputations are made
In the wake of the historic volatility in the markets, Bloomberg TV turned to Summit Street Capital Management’s CIO and Managing Member Jennifer Wallace for some perspective.
How smart leaders use storytelling
You don’t have to wait for a “big event” to use a story. Less dramatic opportunities appear all the time in the workplace. Whether it’s at your weekly team meeting, a town hall or a crucial 1:1, stories can help you deliver key messages and demonstrate your leadership chops.
What we can learn from reporters and how they handle credibility
As viewers, we aren’t interested in the cult of personality that surrounds reporters. Or at least, we shouldn’t be. The news shouldn’t be about them. News should be exactly that, in its purest form. The same goes in business.
Why should I follow your lead? How you make your status visible
Successful sales people and negotiators are well aware of the seesaw effect; therefore, they adjust their and their counterparty’s status continuously. Because they move back and forth from a leading to a following position, they allow the other party to take the lead at certain times. This way, they achieve their objectives and keep the relationship healthy.
