Articles
Corporate Culture Shifts and Iced Coffee
Is it fair to expect young professionals to know the unwritten rules of corporate culture after a massive cultural shift in the workplace?
Is Pay Transparency a Strategic Lever We Can Pull to Gain the Trust of Our Workforce?
In the future, will pay transparency be enough to build trust, or will employees expect employers to demonstrate pay equity as well?
AI in Hiring: Consistency Is Not the Same as Fairness
As AI becomes more common in recruitment, building a fair process means evaluating not only what the technology can do, but also how it affects the people applying for opportunities.
Why Employee Engagement Efforts Succeed or Fail
Employee engagement succeeds when leaders approach it as organizational change, not just employee programming.
Series: Podcast Highlights
2 min read
Bridging the Neighboring Gap with Sophia Fifner of the Columbus Metropolitan Club
Sophia Fifner shares how leaders can rebuild trust, bridge division, and foster meaningful connections by embracing curiosity, vulnerability, and the simple practice of being a good neighbor.
Coaching for Impact: Dr. John Schaffner on the Future of Leadership Development
Jen Knox Shanahan sits down with Dr. John Schaffner to discuss a new Professional Coaching Certification Program being offered by Fisher College of Business and the unique value to leaders of cultivating a strong foundation in coaching in 2026 and beyond.
Series: Podcast Highlights
2 min read
Behavioral Intelligence for Better Leadership with Jason P. Carroll of Aptive Index
Jason P. Carroll shares practical strategies for understanding what motivates people, navigating conflict, and using AI to support human judgment and more effective leadership.
Coaching Is Becoming A Core Leadership Capability
Coaching is increasingly recognized as a fundamental leadership skill essential for modern organizations facing rapid changes and evolving talent demands.
The Relational Edge: What True Resilience Looks Like in Leadership
True resilience is entirely relational. It is built not by enduring stress in isolation, but through the supportive environments and communities we choose to cultivate.