by Whitney | Aug 20, 2024 | Business Growth Strategies, Co-Founder Relationships, Collaboration and Partnerships, Corporate Governance, Decision-Making and Options Analysis, Leadership and Vision, Personal Development
A Guide “Not many people are thinking about their next act,” I was told by one of my guests on the Founder’s Sandbox. The guest had researched the mission of Next Act Advisors and listened to some podcasts and requested to be a guest. I guess I am not alone in my...
by Whitney | Mar 19, 2024 | Collaboration and Partnerships, Leadership and Vision, Teamwork and Leadership
Women History Month The month of March celebrates worldwide Women History Month. I was featured in March 2022 in a University of Chicago Women’s series for Women History Month. It was, for me, like a “coming out” event. Professionally, I intentionally am creating...
by Whitney | Feb 1, 2024 | Collaboration and Partnerships, Corporate Governance, Corporate Governance Practices, Gratitude, Leadership and Vision
Gratefulness is good for Business November is my favorite time of year. As we are coming to the close of the year, many of us independent consultants take stock of our year and prepare for the new year. One of my habits over the Thanksgiving holiday is to write...
by Whitney | Jan 22, 2024 | Board Development and Management, Board Governance, Collaboration and Partnerships, Corporate Governance, Corporate Governance Practices
Profits for Good In December 2021, I shared my mission at Next Act Advisors in a short video clip. The events that informed my choice to work in the vibrant startup space after 25 years in corporate executive positions, led me to a professional opportunity at a...
by webteam | Oct 27, 2022 | Collaboration and Partnerships, Sustainable Business Practices, Teamwork and Leadership, Top Blogs
From the “sandbox” to “it takes a village” Leadership teams that recognize that “it takes a village” to build a sustainable, well-governed business – are increasing the probability to be successful. In my experience, there are three core...