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BossmakeHer is a solution to the recruiting and retention problem for women straddling the multibillion-dollar sectors of executive search.

Gloria Feldt, co-founder and president of Take the Lead, explains the power of “intentioning” and how it can help women achieve their goals.

See your challenge as a pattern (instead of something that you “just are”), and understand it is a repeated experience that can be changed.

The following is adapted from BusinessOutside.

There is no playbook we can reference to unlock the secrets of an ambiguous and uncertain future. Organizations that will be in the best position to succeed will reframe their relationship with failure.

By implementing the Greenhouse Method, Northwell Health rose from #93 to #19 on Fortune’s Best Companies to Work list. But the impact that this technique can have is not unique to them.

Political instability and consumer activism are increasingly forcing corporate leaders to pick sides.

In an excerpt from his new book, BusinessOutside, Bart Foster explains how leaders can harness the power of nature to generate real connections.

In an excerpt from her new book, Leading Lightly, Jody Michael discusses how breathing can help leaders cope with intense levels of stress.

Keep an eye out for these obstacles in your organization, in order to accelerate growth and mitigate risk.

As remote work flexibility and the Great Resignation empower more people to make life-changing career decisions, the need for trusted guidance has grown. But finding it is entirely up to you.

Whether you are in the midst of a crisis now or want to understand how to avoid one, here are five takeaways from businesses that reacted to crises well—and some that didn’t.

Worth sat down with three experts to discuss The Purpose Summit that took place in May and how leaders can rewrite workplace culture.

Managing a business and its finances can be challenging in and of itself. Crypto investments may help your business, but if you don’t know enough about the world of cryptocurrency, it’s best to educate yourself.

Workplaces are changing faster than ever, and many bosses are having to alter decades-long management tactics. How do leaders adapt to the ever-changing workplace environment?

Rebecca Moffett, president of Vanguard Charitable, tells Worth how she and her team help their donors support the causes they care about.

There is no singular blueprint that will guide you toward leading more equitably and inclusively, but there are principles you can follow.

Through her organization, New Politics, Emily Cherniack is working to uplift and support candidates who are driven by the desire to serve.

Creating (and measuring) meaningful and sustainable progress in diversity, equity and inclusion is easier than you think.

Learning to embrace your messy approach to life just might make you a better leader.

Fostering community is key to creating a healthy work culture in the modern office.

Celebrating the wins—both big and small—is more than just a feel-good notion. It translates into motivation, which is a key moneymaker.

A big hurdle emerged during the pandemic—we have a hard time relating to someone we can’t see. In this trust recession, it’s more important than ever for leaders to lean into authenticity, while also understanding the pitfalls of blatant honesty.

Instead of feeling threatened by an employee’s side hustle, nurture that independent, business-minded talent to build productivity and mutual trust. Or risk losing that talent altogether.

Six tips to help your company retain its most valuable employees so you can remain competitive in your marketplace.

The three guiding principles Medchart’s James Bateman lives by. 

Whether you’re taking the stage or presenting to investors, great leaders bring a level of energy and confidence that doesn’t come naturally to most people. And that’s not the only lesson CEOs should be taking from rock bands. 

At the Women & Worth Summit, Lauren Maillian, CEO of digitalundivided, sat down with entrepreneurs in the Do You Fellowship to discuss funding, mentorship and building confidence as a founder.

We have entered an era of employee experience, and there are a few things employers can do to make sure they’re ready for it.  

With more women in decision-making positions, now is the time for more women to be seated on agtech boards.

Leadership in the best of times is challenging. Leadership in crisis is harder still. But there is a third type of leadership that must certainly be the most challenging of all—one that seizes upon adversity, and even crisis, as an opportunity for transformation and growth.