You Be The Captain Now... Lessons from The Art of Leadership
Closing remarks by Ron Tite and Visual Summaries drawn by Carolyn Ellis based on the speakers from The Art of Leadership in Toronto on November 17, 2015.
Closing remarks by Ron Tite and Visual Summaries drawn by Carolyn Ellis based on the speakers from The Art of Leadership in Toronto on November 17, 2015.
The difference between art and science is really that art is based on science, in my opinion. The science is creating the foundation of insight which...
I think one of the crucial aspects of The Art of Leadership is that if you want to lead others you really have to know yourself. You have to understand the ways in which...
I have a love affair with bookstores: the search, the smell, the tactile sensation of turning pages. I’m convinced I’m not alone. There are lots of customers who...
At ATB we believe that people have a right to great leadership and leaders have a responsibility to be GREAT... not perfect. What does it mean to be a great leader at ATB? There is...
For me, privacy is a huge issue. I want everyone to step up and become a guardian for ethics. Why? Because at the end of the day if you're messing up with ethics...
Who do you think comes first – happy employees, happy customers or happy shareholders? My answer may surprise you coming from a bank CEO, in an industry that has arguably not changed…
Leadership has more to do with vision and direction – like, where are we all going as a group? Who’s leading us somewhere? Managing is more in the weeds. It’s more about...
In early June, Clyde Campbell, former CEO and managing director of Fiat Chrysler Australia, was accused of misappropriating more than $23 million US in company funds...
Shopping has changed a lot over the years. I think in the old days it was an exciting thing going on, perhaps it was even entertaining, but now it’s become a routine...
The Art of Leadership, to me, is this remarkable opportunity for people from all different backgrounds, all different companies, to come together to exchange great ideas...
To attract and retain the best people it’s very important to understand how people are alike and how people are different...
Whether it is to deliver a plan, win over your peers or motivate the team - how your ideas get heard, understood and trusted is essential if you are to stand out...
Of the 21 strategies that I identify, that we can use to make or break our habits, the Strategy of Reward was one of the most difficult for me to understand...
Closing remarks by Ron Tite based on the speakers from The Art of Leadership in Vancouver 2015.