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Tag Archives: equal rightsFriday Round Up : As Pink Headlines Declare End of Feminism (Again), World’s Women Leaders Keep Moving ForwardWant to have a little cognitive dissonance? First watch this video of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a keynote address at the first-ever Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Women and the Economy Summit 9/16/11 in San Francisco CA, essentially saying that women are the key to the world’s economic future. 
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Heartfeldt Leadership: What’s the #1 Leadership Attribute?
But when I realized I’d be writing this column on September 14, the birthday of a significant mentor in my life, I chose instead to focus on the most important leadership lesson I learned from her…
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