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Winter 2007: Issue 1 Vol 6 »
Closing the Leadership Gap: New Global Principles Redefine Women's Leadership
Invent Your Future has uncovered a powerful new framework called the VRE
Leadership Model that identifies new global principals for leaders. We invited the
model's architect, Dr. Frank Greene, to explain how this great tool can help you
achieve your potential.
Autumn 2007: Issue 1 Vol 5 »
Advance Your Career by Leading Non-Profit Boards
A key barrier to women's career advancement is their lack of participation in the
types of informal networks that can serve as a prime source of clients, jobs and
business opportunities. Serving on the Board of Directors of a non-profit organization
is an excellent way to accelerate your career and gives you the chance to expand
your network, grow your personal brand, and increase your visibility in the business
community.
July 2007: Issue 1 Vol 4 »
Balancing Act: Help Employees Discover Balance with One Page Life Planning
Life Planning can truly be life changing, because it combines the essential
components of business planning with elements of leadership development and
career coaching to help individuals create a one page, ready-to-implement action
plan that includes both career and personal priorities.
June 2007: Issue 1 Vol 3 »
Corporate Women's Networks: A Strategic Business Imperative
Research shows that strategic networking greatly influences career opportunities
and provides other tangible benefits. These include better access to information,
professional support and encouragement; greater personal visibility; more business
opportunities; increased communication and collaboration; and the ability for
individual employees to directly influence business results.
April 2007: Issue 1 Vol 2 »
Creativity: The Next Best Way to Keep Your Best Customers
Everybody knows that the best way to retain customers is to follow through and do
what you said you'd do. But that doesn't really give you a competitive edge, does it?
So what's the second-best way to hold on to customers?
March 2007: Issue 1 Vol 1 »
Three Ways to Win Buy-In in the First Three Minutes
Three ways to win buy-in is to create a “Jerry Maguire” opening by fulfilling “The
Three Requirements of the First Three Minutes of any Presentation.” If you do the
following, you’ll create a positive first impression that “has ‘em at hello” and your
audiences will tend to view what you have to say and what you sell favorably from
then on.
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Winter 2007: Issue 1 Vol 6 »
Closing the Leadership Gap: New Global Principles Redefine Women's Leadership
Invent Your Future has uncovered a powerful new framework called the VRE
Leadership Model that identifies new global principals for leaders. We invited the
model's architect, Dr. Frank Greene, to explain how this great tool can help you
achieve your potential.
Autumn 2007: Issue 1 Vol 5 »
Advance Your Career by Leading Non-Profit Boards
A key barrier to women's career advancement is their lack of participation in the
types of informal networks that can serve as a prime source of clients, jobs and
business opportunities. Serving on the Board of Directors of a non-profit organization
is an excellent way to accelerate your career and gives you the chance to expand
your network, grow your personal brand, and increase your visibility in the business
community.
July 2007: Issue 1 Vol 4 »
Balancing Act: Help Employees Discover Balance with One Page Life Planning
Life Planning can truly be life changing, because it combines the essential
components of business planning with elements of leadership development and
career coaching to help individuals create a one page, ready-to-implement action
plan that includes both career and personal priorities.
June 2007: Issue 1 Vol 3 »
Corporate Women's Networks: A Strategic Business Imperative
Research shows that strategic networking greatly influences career opportunities
and provides other tangible benefits. These include better access to information,
professional support and encouragement; greater personal visibility; more business
opportunities; increased communication and collaboration; and the ability for
individual employees to directly influence business results.
April 2007: Issue 1 Vol 2 »
Creativity: The Next Best Way to Keep Your Best Customers
Everybody knows that the best way to retain customers is to follow through and do
what you said you'd do. But that doesn't really give you a competitive edge, does it?
So what's the second-best way to hold on to customers?
March 2007: Issue 1 Vol 1 »
Three Ways to Win Buy-In in the First Three Minutes
Three ways to win buy-in is to create a “Jerry Maguire” opening by fulfilling “The
Three Requirements of the First Three Minutes of any Presentation.” If you do the
following, you’ll create a positive first impression that “has ‘em at hello” and your
audiences will tend to view what you have to say and what you sell favorably from
then on.
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