Leadership
Strategies for effective leadership, team building, and organizational management.

New leadership development programs empower skilled workers
PNM and Blackstone's $20 million pledge to expand skilled trades apprenticeship and training programs in New Mexico marks a new frontier for leadership development.

UK firms face AI adoption leadership skills gap
Only 2% of UK manufacturers currently have AI widely embedded across their operations, despite the government committing £1.

Companies Integrate AI Courses Into Leadership Training Programs
A recent McKinsey survey reveals that 70% of executives believe AI literacy is crucial for future leadership, yet only 15% feel adequately prepared.

Mothers' Leadership Strengths Unlock Trillions in Untapped Workplace Talent
A recent Harvard Business Review study found mothers in leadership roles score 10% higher on empathy and collaboration than non-parent peers, challenging long-held professional development...

Leaders Focus on Human-Centric Skills for AI Business Roles
As applications open for a 2027 executive leadership program in India, participants face 45-50 hours of intensive pre-program work.

Motherhood Leadership Support: Emerging Efforts Face Gaps
A staggering 24% of women exit the labor market in their first year of motherhood, a trend that persists for over a decade for many, despite growing recognition of their unique leadership skills.

UAE AI program cultivates leaders for 2026 innovation goals
In 2019, 94 Emirati students completed a specialized AI program with Oxford University's Kellogg College.

Embrace empathy to become a better leader in 2026
When a leader takes responsibility for a team's failure, it strengthens respect and fosters a learning culture that drives future success.

Small groups cultivate leadership growth strategies for modern needs
A recent study by Leadership Institute X found that participants in small-group leadership programs (5-8 people) retained 40% more leadership skills than those in large-group settings (50+ people).

PV Drilling launches leadership training for managers at WSU Tri-Cities
For seven intensive days, PV Drilling managers will gather in person at WSU Tri-Cities, embarking on a comprehensive leadership program designed to sharpen their skills across eight distinct modules.

Rethinking Leadership Training for AI Skills
While 77% of executives believe their managers are prepared to guide AI skills development, a staggering 91% of employees report their managers lack that very preparation, according to HRTech Series .

AI Tools' Mixed Impact on Leadership Training
A recent pilot program found that supervisors trained exclusively with AI tools were 20% faster at task delegation but 15% less effective at resolving team conflicts than their traditionally trained p

Army's Top NCO Visits Fort Bliss, Addresses Training Challenges
At Fort Bliss, Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Weimer asked senior NCOs to rate their excitement to return to the Force on a 1-10 scale.

Connecticut AI law reshapes HR hiring, IT leadership
Starting October 1, 2027, Connecticut employers using AI for hiring or employment decisions must provide plain-language disclosures to applicants and employees.

Companies Expand Leadership Programs to All Workforce Segments
Executive coaching commands upwards of $1,000 per hour, yet nearly half of organizations now extend leadership development to every worker, not just the C-suite.

Nurse leaders drive quality care through teamwork and collaboration.
At Rochester Regional Health, nurse leaders do more than manage wards; they directly influence executive strategy, workforce decisions, and innovation in patient care Rochester Business Journal .

AICPA Launches AI Accelerator to Boost CPA Leadership Skills
Tom Hood, EVP of business engagement and growth at AICPA and CIMA, issued a stark warning: "Accountants with AI will replace accountants," according to CFO Dive .

Human-Centered Leadership: Why Insurance Needs It Now
Despite 85% of insurance executives believing human-centered leadership is crucial for future growth, only 30% report having a formal strategy to implement it, according to the Insurance Leadership In

Amtech Systems announces Guy Shechter as President and COO, effective 2026
Amtech Systems announced a new President and COO, Guy Shechter, whose substantial $400,000 base salary and 50,000 stock options package won't become effective until May 19, 2026.

AI Scaling Success Hinges on Prioritizing Human Capabilities
By 2026, AI's primary impact will reshape tasks, not replace jobs, according to Tech Times .

AI era demands new leadership development for executive training
The US General Services Administration's AI Community of Practice delivered a tailored AI training series to about 14,000 participants from 200 government organizations, as reported by Deloitte .

Cybersecurity Leaders Face 2026 Goals Amid Confidence Gaps
State CISOs' confidence in their ability to secure public data has plummeted from 48 percent in 2022 to a mere 22 percent in 2026, according to GovTech .

Employers Now Must Manage Psychological Safety as Workplace Risk
At just 24, Chris Tuff died in a confined space explosion.

Tanya Reu-Narvaez Named Chief People Officer at Compass International
Compass International Holdings has appointed Tanya Reu-Narvaez to lead its entire enterprise talent strategy.

Employee-centric management styles: Imperative to fight burnout
Nearly three in four U.

Roanne Parry to take helm as GSK Chief People Officer in 2026
With over 70,000 employees across more than 100 countries, GSK's new Chief People Officer, Roanne Parry, faces the immediate challenge of unifying a workforce still adapting to major structural change

Neurodivergent leaders build resilience, boost management skills in 2026
At some companies, AI agents now summarize meetings and break down complex instructions, not for efficiency alone, but specifically to help neurodivergent employees navigate daily workflows.

Modern leaders build resilience with AI and trust strategies
Eighty-five percent of midlevel leaders experience weekly burnout, a systemic crisis at the heart of modern organizations, according to Harvard Business Review .

New Strategies Emerge to Tackle Leadership Gaps
Poor management and leadership cost the U.

41 Women Gain Leadership Excellence, Crisis Management Skills
At a recent workshop, 41 female officials at Midland Bank PLC received specialized training in crisis management, a critical area for leadership excellence and institutional resilience in 2026.