Trust is a word that gets thrown around in every leadership conversation, often without a real definition. Vanessa Ilieva, Project &…
Browsing: Leadership
From Spain’s team-first mentality to an underperformer’s redemption goal, here’s what football’s biggest stage teaches us about managing people.
In episode 29 of “Diary of a CHRO,” João Ricardo interviews Dónal McConnell, the founder and creator of LeaderTools — a deck of 50+ actionable leadership cards,…
In episode 28 of “Diary of a CHRO,” João Ricardo interviews Beata Sawicka, Head of Industry 5.0 Academy at Danone. She leads a global initiative preparing employees for an era of…
Cape Verde’s goalkeeper Vozinha became a football sensation during the World Cup. But behind the fairytale is coach Bubista, who built a fearless, motivated team that nearly sent reigning champions Argentina home early. Here’s what Cape Verde teaches tech leaders about cohesion, motivation, and the value of experience.
In episode 27 of “Diary of a CHRO,” João Ricardo interviews Ricardo Costa, the Chairman of the Portuguese group Bernardo da Costa and author of the 2024 book A felicidade é lucrativa (which translates…
In episode 25 of “Diary of a CHRO,” João Ricardo interviews Rita Piçarra. She was the CFO of Microsoft Portugal when she made the bold decision to…
Around 30% of employees hide a disability at work — often out of fear of judgment or being passed over for…
In episode 23 of “Diary of a CHRO,” João Ricardo interviews Eduardo Andrade, VP of People at Feedzai, an AI-Native Fraud & Financial…
If you’re enjoying Milano Cortina 2026, it’s worth revisiting one of the most remarkable Olympic stories of all time: the Jamaican bobsled team at Calgary 1988, which inspired the movie “Cool Runnings.” The film illustrates how teams can succeed through authenticity, adaptability, and hard work.
