Leadership

Today, and throughout Women’s History Month, we celebrate women by shining a spotlight on inspirational leaders:• Rea Ann Silva (Beautyblender) – revolutionized the makeup industry • Ursula Burns (Xerox and VEON) – the first African American woman to become CEO of a Forbes 500 company • Diane Hendricks (ABC Supply) – first on Forbes America’s 2022 Richest Self-Made Women list • Judy Faulkner (Epic Systems) – dubbed as the most powerful woman in health care • Sara Blakely (Spanx) – Forbes’ youngest female self-made billionaire in 2012 Read more about the stories of these successful women who have left an important mark on the business world at c2-com.

Happy Women’s History Month! March is a great month for lots of reasons — the sun starts shining more, we can enjoy patio dining again, but most importantly, we get to celebrate women and their contributions.

As the COVID-19 pandemic spread last year, Kettering Health Network (KHN) created mobile testing sites that provided rapid results to patients in rural Ohio.

Remember those Valentines and candy you used to pass out to your classmates at school when you were a child? You can still have that same kind of fun today at the office!Here are some fun ideas on what you can do to celebrate Valentine’s Day at your work:Give out personalized Valentines that have funny messages and inside jokes.

We all have the capacity and the responsibility to be an ally – to advocate for others when we recognize disparities between how things are and how they should be.

As we tour our beautiful state, we meet so many Ohioans who are making a difference in their companies and communities.

Rick Karges, CEO at Leadership Management Associates LLC, applies the concept of principle-centered leadership when he talks to senior management and organizations who are looking at ways to reinvent themselves in our world of rapid change, instant communication and evolving market trends.

If you’re a tennis buff, then you probably know all about the Western & Southern Open, held every year in Mason near Cincinnati. The tournament – held Aug. 10-18 – started in 1899 and is the oldest tennis tournament in the United States that’s played in its original city.

Most people think change is hard. In business, whether it’s a process change or cultural shift, managers are frustrated with the speed and success of change within organizations.

When you recycle, do you ever wonder where all that plastic ends up?