At LWF, we believe in modeling leadership worth following in all our activities, including our philanthropy. Each month, LWF invests a significant portion of our revenue to local, national, and global nonprofit organizations.

Cara F. Wade, PhD, has been promoted to senior vice president of Leadership Worth Following, LLC (LWF), a Dallas-based leadership consulting firm.

Today, although American women comprise almost half the workforce, they hold less than five percent of CEO roles at Fortune 500 companies. In the U.S., full-time, year-round female workers face a 20 percent gender pay gap, according to the Institute for Women’s Policy and Research.

What is Uncommon Coaching and how does it vary from more traditional leadership coaching practiced today? How does coaching differ from therapy? How does the alignment approach in Uncommon Coaching relate to intentions, behaviors and motives?

Next meeting scheduled for August 10. This SIG is sponsored by Leadership Worth Following (LWF), a Dallas-based leadership consulting firm.

Dallas firm’s innovation influences academic research to be presented at international conference.

At the recent Society of Consulting Psychology (SCP) conference in Savannah, Ga., which ended Feb. 11, A. Dale Thompson, Ph.D., was installed as SCP president for a one-year term.

In today’s competitive job market, companies are looking for ways to attract and retain employees while also maximizing their job engagement and performance.

Looking back at the incredible MRH journey, there have been many people who have collectively given birth to this effort. LWF honors five of them.

Dr. Myranda S. Grahek has been named President of Leadership Worth Following, LLC.