Team lead

D&I is not a program, a line item or an initiative; it is an outcome of intentional high-integrity work, strong metrics and shared accountability.

Leaders can't afford to break down, lose their cool or be overly sensitive. They must lead well, no matter the ups and downs.

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Every morning, I lead a “team huddle” in my clinic. The basic goal of the huddle is simple: to ensure that team members are prepared for the day's scheduled appointments and procedures. However, the greater value of this huddle is that it sets the accountability framework for the day. Clear, measurable expectations are stated to our competent, diverse team of surgical technicians, nurses, dental assistants, receptionists and fellow surgeons. The team is encouraged to ask questions during the…

Many of us view our PR careers in four phases: entry-level, practitioner, manager and then leader. Some seem to think we don’t need to lead — or can’t, or won’t be given the opportunity — until we reach that ultimate title. But it’s never too soon to develop leadership skills. The earlier we start, the

Trade shows have had a difficult time transitioning to virtual throughout the pandemic, with lead generation in particular presenting a major challenge.