leadership

what’s your why? and why should anyone care?

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businessman pole vaulting toward his goalunderstanding the drivers of others in the firm will make succession planning easier.

by gary adamson
bridging the gap

the very human tendency to assume that others think as we do can lead to great misunderstanding.

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in truth, the things that drive individuals – what makes it all worth it – vary widely. discovering what makes each team member tick and what he or she most desires and values is an important step toward creating a cohesive partnership and bridging the gap, not just between generations but among all members of the firm.
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6 tips for fostering leadership in your organization

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smiling businessman in front of his boss3 each for current and future leaders.

by sarah johnson dobek
bridging the gap

encouraging new leaders and creating smooth transitions are easy goals to identify. homing in on specific tactics to accomplish these broad objectives can be much more difficult.

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this post offers practical suggestions from current leaders at firms that are finding success at developing the leadership capabilities of younger team members.
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3 ways to keep your team members connected, engaged and energized

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two businesswomen talking by office windowskills don’t develop automatically.

by angie grissom
bridging the gap

if new leaders are to come from within, then firms must succeed in retaining their team members over the long term.

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this isn’t always easy but with the right tactics, current leaders can establish policies that increase engagement to reduce attrition while also building the necessary skills and attitudes for successful leadership in younger team members.

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marketing is not just for partners anymore

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younger and older businesswoman looking at laptop at outdoor cafe4 approaches to successfully embracing marketing.

by bonnie buol ruszczyk
bridging the gap

firmwide initiatives that bridge generations aren’t limited to process refinements and lean-style efficiency efforts.

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dramatic changes in marketing have accompanied the digital revolution, and today’s most successful firms are embracing their new opportunities. marketing is yet another avenue for bringing together old and young firm members and enhancing mutual understanding as everyone works to benefit the firm’s growth.
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