Articles on Leadership

According to a recent study by Deloitte, 90% of people consider themselves allies. There’s a disconnect, though...

Dr. Roberta Bondar, the first Canadian woman and neurologist to fly in space, embodies a multifaceted legacy of pioneering achievements and inspirational leadership...

In order to be an effective leader, one needs to negotiate EVERYTHING. You’re negotiating on behalf of your team...

When I walk into the lobby of the Le Germain Hotel in Ottawa to meet Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, I’m with my mom. She didn’t want me to drive alone from Montreal in the snowstorm-like

One of the cruelest deceptions of our mod- ern time is that we have been talked out of our power. Notions of hopelessness and helplessness have made us spectators...

Coming out of the 2002 Salt Lake Games, I wanted to give my game a new look. By that point, I had played in two Olympics and four World Championships...

As the courier at the door hands over a package, he blurts out a few words. “Oh my God, it’s you! I thought I recognized your name. I miss watching you on the news.”...

Most of us have received this advice countless times. But while our culture talks a good game about valuing authenticity and how we should live more authentically...

Stressful conversations can cause a lot of anxiety. As a negotiation consultant, I help clients through those stressful conversations every day...

We are living in an era of disruption and exponential change requiring innovation, adaptability, new and diverse skills for communication and collaboration...

There’s a word I love - SAWUBONA. It’s a Zulu greeting that means “I see you, you are important to me and I value you.”...

We live in a culture where success, achievement and the appearance of reaching both effortlessly are revered. Very few people openly discuss the roadblocks...