As we rapidly re-define a new way of being together, there is an opportunity to build an intentional virtual culture. The structures we put in place now open up the possibility of a new culture taking root.

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As we rapidly re-define a new way of being together, there is an opportunity to build an intentional virtual culture. The structures we put in place now open up the possibility of a new culture taking root.
We are living, leading, and working in unprecedented times. View our four-part webinar series that examines strategies for connection, teamwork, trust, resilience and productivity that can strengthen culture and commitment.
While organizations address challenges, change, and hardship at a pace and scale that is new, the approach to leadership that is needed is understood.
Working in a remote capacity is not as simple as taking home your laptop and doing everything you’d do in an office.
Leadership coaching provides a confidential and supportive space for leaders to share their boldest visions and darkest fears. Coaching allows leaders to shape emerging ideas, work through uncertainty and find a path forward.
In the past two weeks, leaders everywhere are in search of answers – or at least economic and health crisis forecasts that can provide the basis for emergency and near-term strategy development. When the going gets tough, leaders benefit from coaching. While it can be hard to make the decision to spend at a time like this, here are five reasons why leadership coaching might be the best investment you make this year.
The emergence of virtual teams means that more and more leaders are finding themselves leading in ways they aren’t used to. Virtual teams have many advantages and also present unique challenges for leaders. Below are five strategies for effectively leading a virtual team.
The time has come to listen and learn from the next generation of leaders, and allow their ideas and commitment to the future guide us.
Join Nebo CEO and top leadership coach Kate Ebner for a 45-minute webinar that explores how race, ethnicity, gender, and other elements of identity show up in coaching conversations and leadership communication. Learn how to consider cultural elements in communicating, leading and guiding the work of others.
Atlanta, Georgia is home to beautiful markets, a thriving arts community and, of course, delicious peaches. Now, in 2019, Atlanta is also the home of The Nebo Company’s second office. The opening of the Atlanta office is part of our strategy to expand our geographic footprint and our ability to impact leaders across the country.