From micromanagement to leadership: How coaching helped a CEO empower her team
Through mentoring, team empowerment, and striking a balance between leadership and personal development, Susan, a female CEO, overcomes micromanagement and burnout....
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Nadine Hack
Nadine Hack helps individuals and organizations connect to core purpose, create synergy within entities, and improve relations among internal and external stakeholders to benefit each and larger society. She’s worked with leaders in business, NGOs, academia, and government. Her upcoming book, The Power of Connectedness, has a foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Hack is the first female Executive-in-Residence at IMD Business School and a Forbes Councils Editor’s Choice. Her TEDx talk Adversaries to Allies has 15,000+ views. She is an Ethical Business Thought Leader, a Green Business and Sustainable Governance top influencer, and has won a Catalyst for Change award. She has been named as a Top 100 Thought Leader Trustworthy Business often enough to earn a Lifetime Achievement Trust Award. She was shortlisted for a Responsible CEO of the Year award alongside the CEOs of Patagonia, Danone, Accenture, Yes Bank, and Globe Telecom.
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