Art of the Sermon Episode 022: Communicating and Leading As a Woman – An Interview with HBR’s Sarah Green Carmichael
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Guest: Sarah Green Carmichael, Senior Editor at the Harvard Business Review, Host of the HBR Ideacast
General Topic: Leading and Communicating as a Woman in Business
Introduction to Sarah and her work (0:45)
Experiences where gender was front and center (1:37)
Speaking authoritatively (3:22)
Reactions to Hillary Clinton (6:09)
What has surprised Sarah (7:46)
What women can uniquely bring (10:50)
Leading large organizations (14:03)
Female leaders that Sarah admires (15:24)
Opportunities for women leaders (16:32)
Advice for male colleagues (19:04)
Mentoring female employees (21:15)
Words of encouragement (23:21)
Favorite and most challenging communication experiences (25:00)
Impactful communicators in Sarah’s life (26:22)
Book recommendations (27:00)
How to follow Sarah (27:54)
Links to things mentioned in the episode
Harvard Business Review
HBR Ideacast
Dan Ariely
“Famous quotes, the way a woman would have to say them during a meeting.”
Therese Huston on the HBR Ideacast
How Women Decide by Therese Huston
Margarita Mayo
Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader by Herminia Ibarra
Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg
Revisionist History podcast
Joan Williams
Sylvia Ann Hewlett
Failure to Communicate by Holly Weeks
Reaching out to our guest
@skgreen (Twitter)
Next Episode arrives September 1, 2016!
An interview with Leslie Jordan and David Leonard of All Sons & Daughters
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