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Strategistas: The Women in Leadership and Strategy
Harvard Business Review published a controversial article in March 2012 titled, “Are Women Better Leaders Than Men?” in which the answer was a resounding yes. The fascinating part about the report and...
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More Women Equal Smarter Groups
Stanley Baldwin, three times Primes Minister of the United Kingdom, once wisely said, “I would rather trust a woman’s instinct than a man’s reason.” In a study conducted by MIT, Carnegie Mellon...
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The Glass Cliff: Opportunity or Threat for Rising Strategistas?
The term “Glass Ceiling” is commonly used to describe the limitations women face in the corporate world. It is assumed that once a woman reaches this point, she is limited to accomplishing goals at or...
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Why Women Should Lead Boldly
Sharon Hadary and Lauren Henderson, authors of “How Women Lead: The 8 Essential Strategies Successful Women Know,” recently wrote a blog entitled “Why Women Should Lead Boldly.” They spelled out six...
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The Fall of Competitive Advantage and the Rise of Transient Advantages
“Strategy is stuck. For too long the business world has been obsessed with the notion of building a sustainable competitive advantage… I’m not arguing that it’s a bad idea—obviously, it’s marvelous to...
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Play Ball! Decision Quality and Baseball Strategy
The Stanford Center for Professional Development hosted a fascinating webinar entitled, “Play Ball! Decision Quality and Baseball Strategy” The speaker, Eric Bickel from UT Austin, drove home the...
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