"Where there is collective leadership, there is the power to make changes". In this blog my team at The Rockefeller Foundation shares three key insights from our recent work on thought leadership development. 1. Collective approaches to leadership development are most powerful when designed to elicit purposeful interaction. 2. Thought leadership is grounded in expertise and field-authority, but can flourish through a leader's authenticity and originality. 3. Learned leadership traits can be shaped through inter-organizational learning approaches, multi-dimensional feedback, and relationship-building. Many thanks to my colleague Shannon Hill for her leadership in this work. https://lnkd.in/ebJWim8W
Congratulations on your leadership development program success Mies de Koning! I’m excited to see continued work in building a strong leadership team.
Very interesting, original and relevant!
President, KFB Leadership Solutions
3moCongratulations Mies de Koning and Shannon Hill! Curious which assessments you used?