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Empowering employees to use AI requires leadership, not technological expertise
Leadership, not technical expertise, is crucial for empowering employees to use AI effectively, says experts from Stony Brook University and Golisano Institute.
The cost of conviction for business leaders
Brandon M. Rogers of 2RConsultingGroup in Dillsburg explores how business leaders balance consensus and intuition in decision-making.
Best people leaving because of lack of attention, not money
Jaime Raul Zepeda of Best Companies Group explains why top employees leave Lehigh Valley firms due to lack of growth opportunities rather than salary.
Why year-end reflection is a leadership opportunity
As employees reflect on purpose at year’s end, leaders have a crucial opportunity to reinforce meaning, recognition, and retention, says consultant Jaime Raul Zepeda.
How to become a great place to work
Discover how Great Place to Work certification can improve your culture, build trust, and help you grow a people-first, high-performing workplace.
DeSales University’s new MBA to address new business challenges
DeSales University’s Kathleen Waterbury and J.B. Reilly School of Business is introducing a new “kind” of MBA to the business community.
The Art of a turn-around: Transforming an organization in need of change
It’s not unusual for leaders across corporations, associations and small businesses to find themselves in charge of a struggling organization in need of transformation
Crayola’s Wuerthele to retire: COO takes top post
The COO of Crayola will take over as president and CEO April 2 following the retirement of Rich Wuerthele.
Lehigh Valley physicians serve beyond the office
Two Lehigh Valley Health Network physicians are currently serving in top leadership roles on their respective boards of directors in their specialties.
Former Reading superintendent confirmed as education secretary
Khalid N. Mumin, a former superintendent of Reading School District, was confirmed Monday in the state Senate by a 46-3 vote as secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
LVB celebrates the 2023 Women of Influence
Some of the Lehigh Valley region’s best and brightest women leaders met this week as Lehigh Valley Businesses’ 2023 class of Women of Influence award winners.
