Who are your future leaders? Check out this video about how leaders in a growth stage need a new skill set to take their company to the next level. Especially in life sciences, each stage requires a new and different skill set. Is your company healthy in its strategy, direction, and leadership?
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La Jolla, CA, October 10, 2019 – The Leadership Edge, a life sciences organizational development company, headquartered in La Jolla, California, announced today that it is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The company was founded in 1989 with a commitment to helping life science professionals realize their potential, resulting in a greater impact on the health of the community and ultimately the world.Read More
Amy Bergen, VP of Business Development at The Leadership Edge presented to the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association, Seattle Chapter on July 23rd about “Finding Your Niche for Career Success,” including a new segment on Imposter Syndrome. Amy has been advocating career development for women for over 10 years.
Check out this video about women’s confidence and how when they are being interviewed they need to show more of it. Women are sometimes too brutally honest with themselves. Women, show that confidence, show them that you can do it and tell them that you are the right person for the job! Attend our next Leadership EDGE for WomenRead More
In today’s tight labor market, it is essential that life science companies not only invest in developing new hires and scientists moving from the bench to management, but also managers transitioning into more significant leadership roles.
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“Courage and curiosity are traits that make a great director.” Gaylene Xanthopoulos
California has enacted a new law, Senate Bill 826 which mandates that companies based within its borders put female directors on their boards.
When preparing to administer meaningful performance reviews, utilize our Performance Management Resource Guide for tips and tools to successfully navigate the performance management process.
Are you a young leader, aged 21 to 39, working in the life sciences? Join us at Bicom’s Life Science Young Leaders: 10 Habits of a Successful Young Leader. Becoming a successful leader in the ever-growing life science industry requires hard work, dedication and, of course, leadership skills. Amy Bergen, Vice President of Business Development at The Leadership Edge has been selected as a panelist and will share professional industry knowledge about what it takes.
Gaylene Xanthopoulos, President and Founder of The Leadership Edge will present, “HR as a Strategic Driver: Enabling the Next Phase of Your Organizations’ Growth” on October 18th from 8:15 am – 9:30 am at the Biocom Life Science HR Conference in San Diego
