Local communities everywhere are having challenging times dealing with the recession. Here’s an example of a local mayor who has figured out how to lead her community to being the exception. A Toronto friend told me, “She’s a real Canadian hero.” Share with your local leaders. Give them your support and encouragement.
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I'm a leadership speaker, writer and consultant who is a mentor and catalyst for change. I assist leaders and their teams in the transitions required to succeed in today's complex organizational environment.
I live in Western North Carolina. I'm involved the Boy Scouts, a charitable leadership training group called Lessons In Leadership, an ordained Presbyterian Church USA minister, and am the host of the Say Thanks Every Day social network.
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