In this interview, Angela Ahrendts discussed her unique perspective on leadership with John C. Maxwell. She reminded us to stay true to our core values and to inspire the people we lead to become the people they want to be.
In this interview from The Global Leadership Summit 2018, Danny Meyer shared his insights into leadership and the practice of hospitality from his experience as a top restaurateur in New York City.
In The Global Leadership Summit 2018, Danielle Strickland inspired leaders around the globe to believe women and men are better together and trained us on the four steps to see empowerment for women.
At The Global Leadership Summit 2018, John C. Maxwell taught us the five steps required to increase our “more and before” because leaders see more than others see and before others see.
At The Global Leadership Summit 2018, Juliet Funt explored the common challenges that keep you from building WhiteSpace into your work life and offered practical tips to help decrease unproductive busyness and increase your productivity.
Dr. Nthabiseng Legoete shared the deep challenges she encountered in establishing Quali Health and reminds you that challenges are an important part of a purpose-filled journey. Challenges should not be a deterrent. They should spur you on.
In the closing session of The Global Leadership Summit 2018, Craig Groeschel encourages you to become an anticipatory leader, developing the ability to anticipate the future rather than to react.
David Livermore joined The Global Leadership Summit 2018 to share the four qualities of leaders with cultural intelligence. A high CQ increases your ability to work effectively in culturally-diverse situations.
In her talk at The Global Leadership Summit 2018, Sheila Heen teaches you how to identify the underlying structure behind your difficult conversations and encourages you to take a learning stance in the midst of conflict.
At The Global Leadership Summit 2018, Erwin McManus tells his story of overcoming fear and mediocrity. He challenges you to strike your “last arrow,” knowing that freedom is on the other side of fear.
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