Catching Charisma
Charismatic people spread happiness and well-being.
Innovative ways to develop strong leadership capabilities (more)
Charismatic people spread happiness and well-being.
San Francisco's young and charismatic mayor, Gavin Newsom, has suffered his share of punches for taking bold positions on controversial issues. In this Stanford Center for Social Innovation sponsored audio lecture, Newsom tells of the courage and persistence it takes to make real social change as a leader. He outlines progressive reforms in areas such as education, health care, and business, and reflects on the personal and professional price paid for supporting one particularly contentious issue: gay marriage.
An effort to broaden and deepen diversity in foundations and nonprofits.
From the Girl Scouts, to Partners In Health, to the city of Providence, R.I., great organizations have one thing in common: great managers. These managers, in turn, share four simple management principles that they use to guide organizations from mere mediocrity to stand-out stardom.
Would-be EDs cite inadequate mentoring, low pay, and poor lifestyle as career obstacles.
How to get more racial minorities into corner offices.
Confessing difficulties encourages organizations to take risks.
Are we making a difference?
Accessing news on the foundations' leadership summit.
A bloggers' impressions of the Council on Foundations conference.