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Category Archives: Globalization
Evaluating Across Boundaries
I recently had the opportunity to work with a non-profit organization that was running a virtual cultural exchange program with youth (mostly female) in the U.S. and youth in Afghanistan. They had developed an evaluation plan for this program with … 
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Evaluating Downstream – 5 Ways to Measure Results
I’m sitting on the floor in a warm room in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and I’m listening to a conversation in Khmer, a language that I do not know. Around the room, also sitting on the floor, are farmers and village … READ MORE
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Tagged Agriculture, business, Cambodia, Evaluation, leadership, Results
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An Insider’s Perspective on Leadership in an Ultra-Diverse Office
I love my work. The kind of work I do is fascinating: research on leadership and diversity. I could write about this all day. Yet the most fascinating thing of all is that I can experience this diversity every day … READ MORE
Women at the Top: Europe at the Bottom
It’s that time of year again. At magazines and newspapers, writers are preparing the annual review sections, and the FT special about Women at the Top is out. It’s always one of the unmistakable signs that the year is coming … READ MORE
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Make it so: How a Frenchman Became an American Leadership Idol
My husband is a Trekkie. Not one of the sort that dresses up and hitch-hikes around half the globe to attend Star Trek conventions, but he is an avid follower of the series and films. I myself, on the other … READ MORE
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