For executives, senior professionals, and the people who develop them.
Insights from senior executives in their own words, the latest leadership research, and a monthly letter on the social side of the AI shift. Substance over noise.
LEADERSHIP IN PRACTICE
Real conversations about the decisions, the trade-offs, and the social side of leading in the AI era.
“Calm isn’t a personality trait, it’s an operating system. When leaders regulate themselves, they regulate the team.”
Ben Saitz | Chief Customer Officer, Netskope
“You can’t lead people to a new destination if you don’t understand their starting point.”
Rochelle Santiago | Senior Director, Procurement, Workday
“I don’t want to pull my team away from the wolf. I want to teach them how to handle the wolf.”
Carla McIntosh | VP, Global Talent Acquisition
THE EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP SHORTS
Practical insights from senior executives, ready to take into your week.
The Cost of Waiting for Certainty
Have you ever postponed a decision because you thought one more conversation …. more
Psychological Safety in a Machine-Speed World
Across teams, a pattern is starting to emerge, and it’s easy to miss. …. more
The Hidden Cost of Always Being On
Not long ago, I was speaking with a senior executive who described her …. more
When Hard Work Became the Baseline
For most of my career, I believed in a simple and reassuring formula: …. more
THE EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP BRIEFING
Once a month, we pull together one pattern emerging from our executive conversations and research, what it means for leaders, and one practical way to respond.
AI, judgment, organizational change, culture, and the pressures that rarely make it into the leadership meeting.
