Leadership

Throughout the United States, female business owners are steadily increasing. However, women still own far fewer businesses than men. 

If you’re over 45 and you don’t have a mentor under 30, you’re going to miss fundamental shifts in thinking.

Quality leadership can make or break an organization.

Muscovites are certainly interested in Oklahoma City’s renaissance. About 2,000 government officials, including the mayor, and citizens attended the “Healthy Moscow” conference to hear Jones PR’s Executive Counsel Mick Cornett’s presentation on his book, “The Next American City,” as the opening keynote speech. 

Volunteering is a great way to get involved in your community. Whether you’re looking for networking opportunities or just to donate some time, volunteering can help you make friends, harness new skills, discover your passion, advance your career, and even feel happier and healthier.

An Oklahoma native is making big waves in her new role with the U.S. Navy at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. Macy Hinds serves as a Navy public affairs officer within the U.S. Pacific Fleet area of operations.

MCPO Glenn Erkenbrack is a naval air crewman (avionics) serving with Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron 4, a versatile command operating E-6B Mercury aircraft.

It’s natural for a leader to want to solve all the problems, know everything and help people with information. Typically, the unintended consequence of this is, well, you have to have all of the answers. It also means your team can’t have any of the answers because the boss has them all.

With the end of the year coming near, it’s time to reflect and give thanks in an impactful way. Whether you’re acknowledging a coworker’s contribution to the team or thanking your family for making time for family dinners, here are a few ways to say thanks beyond just giving a gift:

Looking for a good read? The following books on leadership give us perspectives on career-advancing insights: