Category: PDJ

“As women, we must speak up, speak out, and be willing to have courageous conversations.”

In the May/June edition of this publication I introduced the concept of the equitable leader. The article highlighted that the equitable leader exhibits a different set of behaviors than the typical leader in the world of work.

Freedom often comes at a price. I was reminded of this recently while attending an awards luncheon for distinguished military service in our nation’s capitol. What struck me most was the elaborate, solemn ceremony conducted by the military to honor fallen family members, held even before recognizing the award recipients.

Director, Business Management Operations, Sandia National Laboratories

“Have courage to stand up and make the best decision for the business.”

“I have learned that we often get out of relationships what we earn.”

“As a corporate citizen, I have a duty to my community.”

“Nurtured relationships are vital to good leadership.”

“Never forget the help you receive from those around you…”

“I choose where I focus…”