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Dil Sidhu

Dil Sidhu

At Columbia Business School, Executive Education Dil is responsible for key commercial relationships and stakeholder engagement activities with private, public and not-for-profit organizations. Executive Education (Online, Open Programs and Customized Programs) fall...

Quest to go to the moon

Quest to go to the moon

Fifty-Three years ago today on September 12, 1962, President Kennedy delivered his speech "We choose to go to the moon" before a crowd of 35,000 people in the Rice University football stadium, Houston, Texas. In this speech JFK introduced the audience to one of...

Episode 1 – The New Lemonade Stand, Digital Natives & Invitational Leadership

Episode 1 – The New Lemonade Stand, Digital Natives & Invitational Leadership

Do you bring out the best in others as a leader? ‘Invitational Leadership’ is a leadership model perfect for the turbulent times we live in. It assumes there is a best in everyone, and that everyone has a valid contribution to make. As a leader – are you creating an environment that invites the best out of everyone? Are you engaging with the Digital Natives in your workplace by understanding the VUCA world they grew up in. Do you consider their voice in the workplace as much as parents considered their voices growing up!
Speaking of the voice of Digital Natives… have you considered that YouTube could be the new lemonade stand? That’s right… kids, yes, kids, are making good money from YouTube… So if an 8 and 5 year old earning over $100 000 a month sounds crazy to you, perhaps you need to listen a little further. Not just because it’s fascinating, but more importantly, to consider the impact this has on your businesses and as parents, the career choices your kids are making.
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On leadership: Wanting to hear

On leadership: Wanting to hear

“You are not going to listen unless you want to hear,” said Denis, a friend, former colleague and mentor of mine as we met over a cup of coffee at our usual coffee shop – a convenient halfway point between our respective homes. The sentence immediately struck a cord...

Tamryn Coats

Tamryn Coats

 “People are not embodied theories” From the perspective of psychology, what you see is seldom what you get. Rather, the ways we interact and engage in personal/professional relationships are constantly fuelled and shaped by underlying personality constructs rooted in...