Leadership Teams Are Still Learning How To Speak Out Staying Neutral Is Not An Option. Getting Better At Having A View Is.

In the 1980s, much of the world had shifted their opinion of apartheid in South Africa. Whether they were fully comfortable, or merely tolerant, in the decades prior, by the late 20th century, people around the world were publicly speaking out. That included heads of state, to student activists. What it did not include, however, were…

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How Working Anywhere Has Changed Things. . .Somewhere

While companies have become increasingly comfortable with the idea that hybrid work arrangements are a permanent reality, they are still working to re-orient how they operate. In other words, the day-to-day function has mostly been a revision of our historical work environment. Companies have swapped out in-person meetings for Zoom calls, updated benefits to include…

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Terry Whitehead will assume the role of the University of Lethbridge’s 15th chancellor

Currently the managing partner of a Vancouver-based executive search and management consulting firm, Incoming Chancellor Whitehead’s notable 30-year career has spanned equally across the private and not-for-profit sectors. Raised in Lethbridge, he attended ULethbridge and was active on Students’ Union council and The Meliorist, and was SU president in 1990/1991. As a student, he immersed…

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