Administration
Amy Edmondson: How to Tell If Your Workplace Is Psychologically Safe
Harvard professor Amy Edmondson, author of The Fearless Organization, challenged leaders to encourage innovation and to risk “intelligent failure” during her 2020 Global Leadership Summit message.
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Vanessa Van Edwards: The Best Way to Communicate When You’re a Leader
Behavioral researcher and self-described “recovering awkward person” Vanessa Van Edwards discussed the subtle art of priming in her message at the 2020 Global Leadership Summit.
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Nona Jones: The Conversation on Race You Haven’t Heard Yet
When Nona Jones started speaking about racial injustice at the 2020 Global Leadership Summit, she said she knew some people may tune her out. But, she promised to take the conversation somewhere we likely haven’t been over these last several weeks of tension.
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Marcus Buckingham: How to Build Resilience (in Yourself and Your Team)
Speaking at the 2020 Global Leadership Summit on Thursday, researcher and best-selling author Marcus Buckingham revealed new insights about resilience in employees and leadership.
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91 People Get COVID-19 in Connection with OH Church Service
An Ohio man who attended a church service in June in Tuscarawas County passed COVID-19 to 91 people. According to Gov. Mike DeWine, the outbreak "spread like wildfire."
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Craig Groeschel: How to Lead Through the Dip
Craig Groeschel opened the 2020 Global Leadership Summit (GLS 2020) with a message about leading through a dip.
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Explosions Devastate Beirut: ‘Please Pray for Mercy’
Christians in Beirut are asking for aid and prayer in the wake of Tuesday's explosions that killed over 100 people, injured at least 4,000, and displaced around 300,000.
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Christian Nationalists Least Likely to Take Coronavirus Precautions Study Finds
The study found Christian nationalists are less likely to do the things that scientists and government officials have proposed to slow the spread of the coronavirus and are more likely to engage in activities that spread it.
