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Authenticity: How Women Leaders Can Be True To Themselves

By Lynn Harris | Published: March 22, 2011
First published in The Glass Hammer 22 March 20100 It seems obvious to many of us that a diverse group of men and women leaders are more likely to be creative and make better decisions than a homogenous group of men. If we manage to achieve gender-balanced leadership in our organizations we will, however, only reap the [...]
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The “Men Who Get It” Project

By Lynn Harris | Published: January 11, 2011
First published in The Glass Hammer 11 January 2011 Since publishing Unwritten Rules, I’ve worked with others to try to get more women in positions of senior leadership. Basically all change efforts boil down to the same thing – can we get people to behave differently. In this case, can we get shareholders to appoint more women to [...]
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The Myth of the Level Playing Field

By Lynn Harris | Published: March 17, 2010
Why we still don’t have a woman in the White House or Chairing the Board During a recent speaking engagement at a well-known business school I was proudly informed by a university executive that he had recruited mainly women to his team. He clearly expected a pat on the back. I asked him how many women [...]
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