The Leading with Character Series provides practical, topical information and concrete tips.
Our foundational belief is that good character creates a positive, healthy culture which is the secret sauce to organizational success.  

The Age of Uncertainty episode provides a quick snapshot of our current, challenging workplace. Dr. Sean Hayes, a Clinical Psychologist and I discuss the current situation and offer practical tips to move to more solid ground.
Click here to view and learn more. Click here to view the slides.

As you may recall last summer I partnered with Dr. Sean Hayes and Dominique Laverdiere of Cohaesio Inc. to write an evidence-based article. We explored the impact of the abrupt transformation triggered by the Covid 19 pandemic, as well as the impact of the socio-political movements (i.e., #Me2, BLM, and Truth and Reconciliation) upon the workplace. In the article we outline how the pandemic and subsequent lockdown had a revolutionary impact on our lives, processes, and organizations. We propose that the characteristics required of leaders to effectively respond and succeed in this new era of work have changed and this necessitates a new model of leadership. 
One thing was very clear to us: Leaders of good character create organizations of good character which are effective and sustainable. Places where people are proud to work – despite change and volatility.
We describe an individual of good character as someone who displays positive intention and is respectful of others in all circumstances. They have the integrity, compassion and courage to do the right thing based on objective facts. 
A leader of good character demonstrates the competence to do their job, is open to others’ perspectives on issues that impact the workplace, adjusts their approach based on input / circumstances / objective facts — and behaves responsibly.  
Please refer to our article for some concrete actions leaders and leadership teams can take to enhance their ‘character’. 

I welcome your feedback!





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