Transition Tips
- By Sophie Pinkoski
As a new CEO, it’s tempting to start taking action as soon as you start. But it’s important to acknowledge that you won’t know everything right off the bat.
Rather than springing to...
A 2018 study by Harvard Business Review revealed that on average, CEOs work 62.5 hours a week.
CEOs often fall into the assumption or expectation that overworking and constantly being available is just part of...
- By Sophie Pinkoski
In July 2021, Lifeworks and Deloitte Canada found that half of the 1,100 leaders they surveyed have seriously contemplated leaving their role throughout the pandemic.
With CEOs already...
- By Sophie Pinkoski
As any organization’s Annual General Meeting rolls around, many members of its board of directors will have the same thing on their minds: should I stand for re-election or another term? If...
- By Sophie Pinkoski
Diversity, equality, and inclusion come up often in the work place. They’re so entwined, it’s often difficult to comprehend what each term means individually, and they become further...
- By Sophie Pinkoski
Plenty of work goes into introducing a new CEO, from learning the team culture to experiencing how the organization lives its values. But one unsung aspect of onboarding a new leader...
- By Jana Al Hammouri
No one really knows what they’re doing or what’s happening. What we’ve experienced is nowhere near the “business as usual” model, in fact, it’s the farthest thing...
- By Jana Al Hammouri
In the pandemic world you’re either constantly receiving an overwhelming amount of information, receiving some information, but not nearly enough, or, in most cases, you are left with radio...
- By Jana Al Hammouri
With the latest news of COVID-19, a new sense of uncertainty has been created. It has circulated, leaving offices and executive leaders unsure of what to do to keep control. With new variants rapidly...
- By Sophie Pinkoski
When implementing a hybrid work place, there is always going to be a learning curve. We’re all wandering into the unknown with a completely new working office model. Suffice to say, things...
- By Sophie Pinkoski
Just in case you missed it, in 2019, Merriam-Webster chose “they” as the word of the year, confirming the official update to include the singular use of the pronoun. Why does this matter?...
- By Jana Al Hammouri
With current variants spreading rapidly and new ones popping up, corporate leaders and executives of organizations are losing sight of where the pandemic is at and where the organization stands.
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