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In the Leadership section of Wolf & Grayson, readers gain exclusive insights into the principles, practices, and philosophies of globally recognized leaders. This category explores the art and science of effective leadership, from fostering resilience and adaptability to inspiring teams and shaping organizational culture, offering readers valuable perspectives on what it takes to lead in today’s fast-paced world.
Micah Swick: How to Lead Through Tariffs, Logistics Chaos, and Supply Chain Disruption
Tariffs rise, freight costs spike, and supply chains face constant disruption. For many businesses, the instinct is to…
Javier Castillo Gil: Why Leadership Development Is a C-Suite Responsibility – Not an HR Deliverable
Handing leadership development to HR looks like delegation. Javier Castillo Gil says it functions as something closer to…
David D. Ellison: How to Build High-Performing AI Teams That Actually Deliver Results
Enterprise AI has reached a turning point. Boards expect measurable business outcomes and clear returns on investment. The…
Edward M.R. Macfarlane: Leading Inclusive Veteran Support Systems
Employment, housing, healthcare, education, family support, and community all become interconnected challenges for veterans that cannot be solved in…
David B. Frost: What Wall Street Taught Me About Leading Under Pressure
Is pressure the price of leadership? Perhaps, but David B. Frost believes it is something leaders can learn…
Alicia Silva Villanueva: Author of Leap the Gap on How to Move Sustainability From Intention to Action
Sustainability has reached an inflection point. Investors increasingly scrutinize environmental performance and financial institutions are beginning to tie…
Eric Hall: How SQL, Jira, and Tableau Can Transform Program Visibility
Most program failures are not surprises. The warning signs were there, in the data, in the task queues,…
Thane Bellomo: How to Lead with Courage, Not Comfort
Courage is an overlooked antidote to disengagement in organizations, and Thane Bellomo says it’s also the key to…
Dr. Luigi A. Pecoraro: When Your Performance Is Strong – But Your Promotion Is Stalled
High performers tend to believe their work will speak for itself. That belief is not wrong, since results…
