ICL’s staff share their leadership resolutions for 2018. Dianne Russell I resolve to listen to 1-2 podcasts a week that stretch my knowledge and awareness about race, ethnicity, and
Are you feeling more stressed, anxious, and taxed as a leader? Know that you are not alone. Early last year, we began noticing a theme in our conversations with leaders
The weeks ahead are full of conferences where board, staff, and volunteers in the environmental and conservation community are gathering to deepen their skills, build their networks, and up their
In a recent workshop I heard some exasperated environmental leaders say, “People have to change but no one is hearing our message. We need to say it over and over
Nearly half of organizations have had to fill a “C-suite” position in the past two years, according to the Bridgespan Group in their 2015 survey. In a webinar held by
Carol Goland, Executive Director of the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) since 2004, is trained as an ecological anthropologist. She has conducted research on traditional agricultural systems in
ICL’s staff pick their favorite books on leadership for this summer. Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury Recommended by Dianne Russell To fuel our needed work to
ICL was proud to facilitate the National Wildlife Federation’s first Women in Conservation Leadership Summit, a gathering which seeks to foster, empower, and develop women leaders within the conservation community.
Kevin Brubaker, ICL Board Vice Chair and Treasurer, and alumni of ICL’s Executive Leadership Program, recently discussed the importance of building the capacity of leaders in the conservation field. In a recent
Join fellow conservation leaders to deepen your leadership practice skills, learn new approaches, share perspectives and build your network. Mark your calendar for ICL’s newest leadership development program, Renewing Your