Ledcor Walks the Talk: Steel-Toe Insights On Valuing Diversity

What happens when steel-toe boots meet Jimmy Choos? The cliche “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes” could epitomize Ledcor’s approach to diversity. At...

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Developing Diversity Ignites Innovation

The question posited is – “Does developing diversity ignite innovation?”.  The answer to this question seems quite straightforward, as most people assume that developing...

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Communicating For Success

By Aman S. Dhesi Communications skills are invaluable. They provide that all important ingredient that separates the leaders that can inspire and motivate from those...

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Overcoming Mindsets: If I Were a Magician

“As much as things change, they still stay the same”! For eighteen years, I’ve spoken to elementary and high school students throughout the four western...

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The State of Succession Management

Seonaid Charlesworth   Several corporate directors I have spoken with in the past six months have described a growing concern—the current state of succession management.  The...

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A Coaching Culture Transformation – Coastal Community Case Study (Part One)

Part One: Why did we want a coaching culture?   The business world tells us that the recipe for building a high performance culture is to...

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Learning & Development Invest in Entry-Level Employees and Increase Profitability

A study by the McGill Institute for Health and Social Policy indicates a cause-and-effect relationship between the welfare of lower-level workers and a company's...

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Authentic Conversations are the Life Spark of an Engaged Workplace

Dene Rossouw and Tracey Wimperly   We all know the signs of the disgruntled employee: peevish, uninterested, disruptive. Their unhappiness usually has an unfortunate ripple effect,...

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