Sarah Breigle

As we enter 2018, we wanted to share some of the books that we read last year that have impacted us in meaningful ways and challenged us to think about the world of leadership differently. This year’s book list covers a variety of topics—from managing change and driving results to self-awareness, belonging, and emotional well-being, to name a few.

We’re all part of a global network. In many cases, we’re connecting virtually through email, video conferences, Skype and phone—where we must navigate different cultural realities of how people think and get things done. Join us for a webinar to address the common culture traps that can limit your success.

We welcomed over 400 attendees from 17 countries to Linkage’s first-ever Global Institute for Leadership Development in Singapore in July. There were countless moments that left us inspired, energized and wanting more. Here are ten powerful insights that were too good not to share…

Life coach and GILD^™ co-chair Richard Leider shared practical advice for how to uncover your personal why—and why it matters. Listen to his recent webinar.

If you’re interested in finding a sponsor and engaging others in your organization in conversation around this critical lever, then this webinar is for you. Register today to join us on June 21 at 1:00 PM ET.

Our team has spent the last two years analyzing data from our body of work with nearly a million leaders over the last 30 years. And what we found might surprise you. Join us for a webinar on June 6 for an insider’s look at our research findings.

Research in the field of neuroscience has a lot to offer as we think how to focus on work that creates real impact. Join us May 17 for a webinar with Michael Bungay Stanier for a deep dive into the science of what really makes the difference—and how you can apply this thinking with your team.

In “Leading While Young: 10 Takeaways For Millennial Managers” on Forbes.com, Linkage CEO Matt Norquist offers his own experience and candid advice for embracing age and focusing on what really matters as a young leader.