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Birds of a Feather

by Mike Henry on January 31, 2010 in Leadership Development

Nicole DeFalco of Write Influence and her blog, Saying What You Mean published a wonderful post about the Lead Change Group last week. If you haven’t seen it, please click over right now and read it. Nicole is a writing coach and you can tell it from the well-written article. She’s also a member of [...]

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Erin Schreyer

Erin Schreyer is President of Sagestone Partners, a Cincinnati-based firm focused on Leadership and Talent Management. Sagestone provides coaching, consulting and training services to help leaders maximize their effectiveness and their positive impact on both people and business results.

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Founder, CEO/President of Achieved Strategies. We help organizations redefine how they create value. And we love to do this by bringing people, strategy, and leadership together.

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Susan is the CEO of Clarus Consulting, author of the Random Acts of Leadership blog and the Art of Accountability leadership development training program

Monica Diaz

Author, trainer, coach, entrepreneur, passionate about helping people to move towards a more connected and fruitful existence, where work is joyful and productive!

Jennifer V. Miller

Jennifer is the Managing Partner of SkillSource, a training and consulting company that helps emerging leaders “master the people equation”. Her experience as a human resources generalist, training facilitator and corporate manager helps her develop the “people side” of those who want to maximize their influence. She blogs at The People Equation.