Plastic is complex. How can you demonstrate personal leadership on plastics and influence the acceleration of solutions to this problem?
Saturday Spark
Saturday Spark is a newsletter for purpose-driven leaders of all kinds. Join WeSpire Founder and CEO Susan Hunt Stevens in a weekly reflection on the principles and beliefs that are of central importance in your life and your business.
Where passion can be all over the place, wild and exciting, purpose is much more focused and tends to be longer term.
In this era, moral courage might be one of the most critical leadership skills. But is one just born courageous or can you cultivate courage?
A growing number of CEOs are taking on an activism role. Our jobs as CEOs now include driving what we think is right.
Praise is a powerful motivator at work, at all levels. HBR has cited recognition as the most impactful driver of employee engagement.
In the next ten years, how should we lead? I’ve observed some patterns among these leaders that provide optimism, hope, and a roadmap.
I swore I would never write about work-life balance. My reasons were in part to avoid perpetuating the gender stereotype. I find it’s a topic
Recently, I found myself in the gap: I didn’t know many women who were raising children while in leadership roles with a working spouse.
Whether you are a parent or a leader these days, you need to be prepared for the “what should we be doing” conversation.
How many of your employees would say, “I’m here for the mission?” When you think about your own job, are you there for the mission?
Take this short, fun quiz to discover which of the United Nation Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) most resonates with you.
We all have opportunitiesbe an ally. It requires a mix of awareness, empathy, courage, and persuasion. And CEOs have to recognize our own privilege.