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Executive Orders – Donald Trump – DEI Agenda – Workplace Discrimination (Webinar)
What has changed, what has not changed and what does this mean for your business? Andrew Botwin specializes on sexual harassment and discrimination issues in the workplace. Andrew is the Founder and CEO of two businesses with a combined focus on executive development, investigations, and training on harassment and discrimination related issues in the workplace.…
Read More Addressing ‘Resenteeism’ in Modern Workplaces
Employee dissatisfaction isn’t always visible, but its effects can be significant. A growing challenge for organizations is resenteeism, a term that combines “resentment” and “presenteeism” to describe employees who remain in their roles despite deep dissatisfaction. Unlike “quiet quitting,” where employees disengage but continue to meet minimum expectations, resenteeism is often fueled by an employee’s…
Read More President Donald Trump’s Executive Orders, DEI, Discrimination – What it Means for Business Leaders
Newly inaugurated President Trump, in his first week of office, issued a flurry of Executive Orders. One of these Executive Orders is entitled “Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity.” A second of these Orders was Executive Order 14166, entitled “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.” This…
Read More Leadership Excellence: A Proven Catalyst for Business Growth
Imagine steering a ship through turbulent waters without a skilled captain at the helm. The chances of landing at the desired destination lessen with every passing wave. Similarly, in the business world, effective leadership is what keeps an organization afloat, rather than just paddling recklessly in circles among the complexities of the market. It then…
Read More Stop Doing Everything Yourself: How Delegation Can 3X Your Business Growth
Imagine having an extra 8 hours in your week. What could you accomplish? Could you strategize on how to grow your business, spend more time with loved ones, or finally tackle that big idea you’ve been putting off? For many leaders, the thought of having more time feels like a pipe dream. Overwhelming burnout and…
Read More Why Workplace Harassment and Discrimination Training is Important for Your Business
Workplace harassment and discrimination aren’t just legal issues—they’re leadership challenges that affect the very core of your business. Failure to address these concerns can lead to far-reaching consequences, from damaged reputations to financial loss. More than ever, today’s workforce demands a culture of respect, inclusivity, and safety. Companies that fail to implement proper training risk…
Read More Legal Implications and Practical Implementation of Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Training
In 2022, President Joe Biden made it law in this country prohibiting mandatory arbitration for sexual harassment claims. This means that employers may be more likely to fight claims in court. This is yet another reason employers should focus on what they can do to prevent sexual harassment and discrimination altogether. Below, I’d like to…
Read More A Leader’s Responsibility & The True Cost of Employee Turnover
Employee turnover is more than just a metric on an HR report—it’s a tangible cost that impacts the financial health, culture, and overall success of an organization. Despite its significance, many companies continue to underestimate its consequences, often focusing on short-term solutions that fail to address the root causes. In this article, we’ll explore why…
Read More Why Is Trust Important in Leadership?
Building Trust Within Your Team: The Cornerstone of High-Performance Leadership Trust is the bedrock of any successful team. For leaders aiming to inspire, motivate, and drive exceptional performance, understanding how to cultivate and maintain trust is crucial. This applies to all organizations, from the military to volunteers, to for-profit and not-for-profit organizations alike. In today’s…
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