Author Archives: David Mills

Mentoring Matters II

Developing a diverse set of informal mentoring relationships can assist you with navigating the many challenges you face each day. Dr. Eric Hall, general manager, Vehicle Systems Division, The Aerospace Corporation, discusses the benefits of peer to peer, cross organizational, … Continue reading →

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The Role of Leadership and Mentoring

ASCP Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer E. Blair Holladay, PhD, SCT(ASCP)CM led three amazing women leaders, Barbara Pierce Bush, Virginia A. LiVolsi, MD, MASCP, (University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine) and Jennifer L. Hunt, MD, MEd, FASCP, in … Continue reading →

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Mentoring Millennials

A New Generation of Employees

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What is Culture?

Culture happens by default or by design, but what happens when you enable your employees to drive the culture will stagger your mind. Motivational Speaker Michael Hahn shares the essentials to a Killer Culture.  Does your organization have a culture … Continue reading →

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Have you had mentors in your business life?

Ken Rees talks about the influence mentors have played in his career, and why effective mentoring can not be created artificially but must stem from a real relationship. He also discusses how mentorship is encouraged in his company.

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Leadership | Big Issues in Business

When we talk about the biggest issues in business, leadership is often front and centre. It is the most studied, yet least understood phenomena in the social sciences. What leadership means differs for different people, across cultures and even across … Continue reading →

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Switch — Work/Life Balance to Work/Life Integration

Brent proposes it’s the time to turn off that belief that you can create a work-life balance and look to the possible future to understand and transform into work life integration. Parallel Article: Ethical Use of Company Time

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The Essence of Leadership

An excellent summation of the essence of leadership by General Colin Powell.

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Mentoring Stewardship

“Mentorship as a facet of leadership is probably the most important aspect of the Stewardship of the Profession that doesn’t get the attention that it should,” said COL Bircher. As a mentor, he explained how sharing advice and knowledge is … Continue reading →

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Awkward Moments of Leadership

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Leadership Is Not About Being Perfect

… public speaking, leadership … and the trappings of both …

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What Great Leaders Actually DO?

Is there a better way to gain influence and lead others? How do we become better leaders? In this episode of The Charged Life, filmed in one take without prompter or notes, high performance coach and motivation legend Brendon Burchard … Continue reading →

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Ethical Decision Making by Business Ethics

Over the years Skip Ames has offered a wide range of business ethics best practices programs, speaking engagements and ethics seminars to organizations. This 5 minute video is a sampling of Skip Ames speaking on Ethical Decision Making.

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Gauging Ethics in an Organization

Carly Fiorina, former CEO of HP, describes simple guidelines to gauge ethics in an organization. She asks entrepreneurs to answer key questions about promotion and performance within the organization.

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How to Lead Change Within Your Organization

Hayagreeva “Huggy” Rao offers practical advice for managers on how launch a movement and lead change within their organizations. Rao is the Atholl McBean professor of organizational behavior and human resources at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

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