Tag: leadership
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Am I Doing Enough?
I’m going to be a little vulnerable on this one today, but I try hard to be authentic in the blog, so this felt like the right move. It’s easy to fall into the trap of — Am I doing enough? One of the things I don’t like about social media (and I’ve been guilty…
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Four AI Metrics to Consider
AI has been on my brain lately. It was a topic of conversation at a PRSA event earlier this month with media partners. My team discusses our individual use cases in staff meetings every week. We all have AI goals. Simply put, it’s become part of the regular conversation each week. Much of the broad…
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Leadership Lessons from Women in My Life
My mother and grandmother told me that I could be anything I wanted to be. I heard this my entire life. I vividly remember the first time I ever realized that path wasn’t always easy. The church we went to at the time didn’t allow women to be ministers, and I remember telling my mom…
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Using Norms to Create Culture
One of the most impactful strategies for building camaraderie among a team or establishing trust within teams is by creating shared norms. I’d never done this until a leadership course cohort nearly a decade ago, and I immediately saw the value. Since then, I’ve used the norms process for numerous teams, sub-teams, and retreats. Norms:…
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Key Roles in Common MarComm Models
Earlier this year I talked about the key MarComm roles that exist in our higher education institutions. Typically, the most common MarComm models are centralized, embedded or hybrid. You can read more about each model, along with benefits and drawbacks in this recent post. Today’s post digs deeper into the organizational charts that exist within…