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Executive Leadership

Executive leadership is the ability of those who manage employees within an organization to influence and guide individuals to get their best performance. The content featured in this category provides valuable insights for executive leaders on how they can manage their teams better and meet organizational goals.

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Women in Retail Leadership Days Rewind: Mindy Grossman

In a session at last year’s Women in Retail Leadership Days virtual event, Mindy Grossman, president and CEO of WW International, was interviewed by Aliza Licht, founder and president of LEAVE YOUR MARK LLC. Grossman discussed her distinguished — yet unconventional — career path and offered sage insights on a variety of topics, including what...

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In Case You Missed it: 5 Tips for Creating a Really Inclusive Workplace

People talk a lot these days about the importance of creating a workforce marked by gender equity, inclusion and diversity. Yet, despite all the talk, progress remains slow. One reason why actions don’t always match words may have been best described in a Harvard Business Review article. Elisabeth Kelan wrote about “gender fatigue,” a phenomenon...

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4 Ways Leaders Can Create Paths to Success for Diverse Talent

It’s our responsibility as leaders to guide our teams in the right direction by removing barriers that keep us and our organizations from reaching our full potential. The absence of diverse talent is definitely one of those barriers. Research has proven that we’re stronger together when diverse ethnicities, diverse backgrounds and diverse voices work together....

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Fashion's Newest CEOs at the Top of 2021

Despite a year of unprecedented disruption, the fashion industry saw more than 100 CEO changes among its ranks in 2020. In this second annual report on CEO turnover, findings indicate that fashion companies, despite the risk aversion provoked by the pandemic, are still taking action to prepare themselves for a more digital, sustainable and diverse future based on their choices in leadership.

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Have You Heard About the Marshall Plan for Moms?

As we all know by now, the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted the economy, and working women have experienced more than their fair share of economic losses. For starters, the industries that employ more women, like retail, healthcare and hospitality, were hit very hard by the pandemic. Second, the mass closures of child care centers...

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Indra Nooyi, Former PepsiCo CEO, Talks Leading During a Crisis

Indra Nooyi, former CEO and chairman of PepsiCo, is no stranger to leading a team during uncertainty and disruption. On Jan. 13, Nooyi chatted with Sara Eisen, “Closing Bell” anchor, CNBC, as part of her Navigating Disruption keynote during NRF 2021: Retail’s Big Show. The women started out the session by discussing the current climate...

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The 5 Disciplines of Inclusive Leaders

Diversity and inclusion have been championed in businesses across the globe for years now. Yet, the stark reality is those from underrepresented groups and, in particular, racial and ethnic minorities in many countries are still not treated equally and do not feel they have a voice. All of this requires a new type of leader. In essence, an inclusive leader.

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Women CEOs in America

This Women CEOs in America report is the first of its kind overview of the positioning of women leaders. To build it, Women Business Collaborative (WBC), an alliance organization dedicated to building a movement to rapidly change the numbers of women in leadership positions, teamed up with two of its partners: C200, a global nonprofit for women business leaders, and Catalyst, the global nonprofit that accelerates women’s leadership. We're working together to highlight the progress and opportunity for continued advancement in promoting women CEOs in businesses of all types. Our organizations are focused on driving women CEO leadership, so we celebrate the accelerating pace of change at the highest levels and call on all women business organizations and other business organizations to join us in increasing the numbers of women CEOs.

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