As of writing this, the Arnold Fitness Expo has been canceled. (A bummer for us meatheads.) So has Google I/O, Facebook F8, SXSW, and the …
Chimps and change: How hacking traditional power dynamics can help leaders inspire cultural transformation
As employee expectations about leadership and work environments change, organizations need to transform their cultures to keep pace and to get ahead of disruption—because, no …
Creating authentic workplace diversity and inclusion: Te talks with Jessie Nelson of KITH+common
Organizations everywhere have realized (or are quickly figuring out) that embracing diversity and inclusion is essential for their success. diversity and inclusion At the same …
5 learnings for more courageous leadership in 2019
What does great leadership look like? The answer depends on who you ask. Over the past three months, we’ve asked 177 leaders from multiple industries …
Walking the path together: Talking reconciliation with Ted Cadwallader
While all Canadians have a role in reconciliation with First Nations, educators in this country have been asked to play a lead part. In conversations …
Learning in action: How ThoughtExchange is reimagining leadership development events
Learning is traditionally a difficult metric to pin down. When you run an event aimed at helping people learn, how do you know if you …
A few of our favorite things exchanges: The top 5 questions innovative leaders asked in 2018
With apologies to Maria von Trapp: “Brave conversations and vulnerability, visionary courage and deep humility, fun conversations with down-to-earth beings, these are a few of …
Beyond pathology: How caring school cultures impact student mental health literacy
It’s the last day of a conference on student mental health and well-being. I’m sitting in a large hotel ballroom surrounded by hundreds of school …
Empowered to win: How creating ownership can drive revenue growth
As a kid, I dreamed big about competing at the highest levels in tennis, soccer and alpine skiing. I didn’t want to just play. I …
Amplifying student voice can empower learners and drive better district decisions
My grandchildren are pretty typical teenagers and like most, love to critique almost anything. When my granddaughter arrived for a visit this week, one of …
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