PRWeb, September 2016
Susan Tardanico, CEO of the Authentic Leadership Alliance and Executive in Residence at the Center for Creative Leadership, will speak and moderate a panel on “Courageous Leadership in the New Normal” at the annual WICT (Women in Cable Television) Leadership Conference on September 19 in New York City.
SiliconANGLE, May 4, 2016
he modern era of business represents a time of both uncertainty and opportunity for women. Many new jobs are opening up, along with a number of executive positions, but it takes more than just a resume to secure a place in the evolving future of technology. Those opportunities will go to the women who recognize the strength of their abilities.
To gain some understanding of the challenges women face in this new environment, John Furrier (@furrier), cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, spoke to Stella Low and Susan Tardanico at the EMC World 2016 conference. Low is VP of global communications at EMC, and Tardanico is CEO of The Authentic Leadership Alliance and executive in residence at the Center for Creative Leadership.
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Tardanico to judge competition among top management consulting firms; leads the Change Management judging team for third successive year
Business Insider, March 3, 2016
"Meanwhile, Susan Tardanico, CEO of the Authentic Leadership Alliance and Executive in Residence at the Center for Creative Leadership, wrote in a 2013 Forbes article that one key trait of courageous leaders is encouraging push-back."
"'By encouraging constructive dissent and healthy debate," she wrote, "you reinforce the strength of the team and demonstrate that in the tension of diverse opinions lies a better answer.'"
CAREEREALISM, July 2014
There are many benefits that come with being a Subject Matter Expert (SME). If you’re a SME, people depend on you for not just your knowledge of a particular area or topic, but your ability to come up with solutions to current problems and potentially stop new ones. Sounds like a great field to be in, and one where you can be valued, but if you aren’t careful, you could jeopardize losing out on other positions that are outside your expertise.
Forbes, March 2014
Tired of being pigeonholed as a "Subject Matter Expert" when your real ambition is to be an executive with a broader leadership role? Here are five practical strategies for making the leap from expert to executive.
PRWeb, March 2014
Leadership and communications expert Susan Tardanico was chosen by the Association of Management Consulting Firms to judge the Change Management category in its 2014 awards program, where the country's largest consulting firms compete for top honors.
PRWeb, October 2013
Tardanico, CEO of the Authentic Leadership Alliance, is addressing widespread interest in this topic across diverse industries, helping leaders understand the crucial connection between effective, transparent communication and organizational trust.
Cape and Plymouth Business, April 2013
Each person has their unique situation and circumstances that might impact their approach to leadership. That said, there are some fairly consistent themes among women when it comes to struggles with leadership roles, according to Tardanico.
PRWeb, April 2013
Authentic Leadership Alliance CEO to address issues of empowerment and authenticity at annual leadership conference for entrepreneurial businesswomen.
“The ALA helped me lead my organization through a very difficult transition. They were responsive, reliable, and very, very smart.” -- Rick P., Cambridge, MA
“Your seminar was amazing. I wish I had gotten clearer on these things ten years ago.” – Jennifer D., New York, NY
“Susan is one of the most inspiring speakers I’ve seen. I couldn’t stop writing notes!” – Erika C., Washington, D.C.
“The ALA gave me clarity and courage to step out of my comfort zone and raise my game.” – John M., Providence, RI
“Working with Susan and her colleagues, our Senior Leadership Team was able to get the real issues on the table, find common ground and agree on steps to improve our trust and teamwork. It was invaluable.” -- Dan Z., Stamford, CT
SiliconANGLE, May 4, 2016
he modern era of business represents a time of both uncertainty and opportunity for women. Many new jobs are opening up, along with a number of executive positions, but it takes more than just a resume to secure a place in the evolving future of technology. Those opportunities will go to the women who recognize the strength of their abilities.
To gain some understanding of the challenges women face in this new environment, John Furrier (@furrier), cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, spoke to Stella Low and Susan Tardanico at the EMC World 2016 conference. Low is VP of global communications at EMC, and Tardanico is CEO of The Authentic Leadership Alliance and executive in residence at the Center for Creative Leadership.
PRWeb, April 2016
Tardanico to judge competition among top management consulting firms; leads the Change Management judging team for third successive year
PRWeb, September 2016
Susan Tardanico, CEO of the Authentic Leadership Alliance and Executive in Residence at the Center for Creative Leadership, will speak and moderate a panel on “Courageous Leadership in the New Normal” at the annual WICT (Women in Cable Television) Leadership Conference on September 19 in New York City.