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Celebrating and empowering social purpose leaders and their impact
Introducing LeaderVoices with Sadhna Bokhiria
From the LeaderNotes Blog
Articles and News for Social Purpose Leaders
To Turn Up the Volume on Innovation as a Leader, Try “Amplification Time”
Ranjani Venkatakrishnan
"If I recover loudly, I help prevent others from dying quietly": An Interview with Elsie Ramsey
By: LeaderStories
Covid-19 Series
Insights for Days of Uncertainty
Reflections and solutions from “for purpose” leaders around the globe, as we navigate the pandemic and adapt our work.
Our Path Forward: Lead. Listen. Flourish.
Youth at the Forefront of Social Change
Celebrating the voices and stories of young people who are at the forefront of solutions to some of the world’s toughest challenges, and the support that is helping them change the world.
FYI: For Your Impact
Effective leaders share their favorite tools, tips, and resources.
Geri Lyons
Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist/Executive Coach Center for Creative Leadership
Compass: Your Guide for Leadership Development and Coaching
Compass is an excellent book for leaders and managers looking to develop specific competencies in themselves and others. It is also for training and development professionals, who can use this text as a coaching tool and as a blueprint for leader development plans.
People Skills Handbook: Action Tips for Improving Your Emotional Intelligence
This book focuses on 54 emotional intelligence competencies that contribute to one's success in relationships and increase one's effectiveness at work.
About Geri Lyons
Dr. Geri Lyons is a licensed psychologist with extensive experience in executive coaching and leadership development. As a coach, Geri works with talented individuals seeking to enhance productivity and performance in the nonprofit and for profit sectors. Before becoming a coach, Geri was a staff psychologist at The George Washington University Counseling Center where she coordinated the career coaching and vocational testing program for the university community. Early in her career, Geri conducted clinical research at the P Street Mental Health Clinic in Georgetown, Washington, DC, and at the New York State Psychiatric Institute. Prior to her graduate studies, she collaborated with the industrial/organizational research team at Merrill Lynch in New York City.