Posts by Evans Kerrigan
Make Lean Six Sigma Part of Your Culture
Evans Kerrigan was featured in Go Lean Six Sigma’s latest blog about Starting Lean Six Sigma in Government. Check out what he had to say below and visit their post…
Read MoreHow Do I Ask for and Receive Feedback?
If feedback is the breakfast of champions, how do I get a bowl? One of the key truths that leaders learn is that they will need feedback from other people…
Read MoreDriving Engagement in State Government
We have all heard of the importance of Employee Engagement in our organizations. Integris has had the opportunity to work with a wonderful client who does not just understand this…
Read MoreA Veteran, A Hero, A Philanthropist
On the day that we celebrate our Veterans, I reflect on the people who have served this country; putting aside their own needs and safety for a larger purpose. I…
Read MoreDon’t Wait to Be a Leader
I have the wonderful opportunity to work with leaders of all stripes and shapes. It is a joy to work with established leaders late in their career who are thinking…
Read MoreThe Power of Clarity
When I work with clients on managing changes to their processes and cultures, I more often than not run into some of the same issues over and over again. One…
Read MoreThe Necessity of Gratitude as a Leader
The power of gratitude is evident in all aspects of our lives. Maintaining a positive perspective on the things that happen around us goes a long way to being able…
Read MoreImproving Communication in the Workplace (Effective Communication Starts at the Top)
The leaders of an organization set the tone for behavior in the workplace, including how to effectively communicate. When a leader models the attitudes and behaviors that support effective communication among…
Read MoreLessons from History: George Washington – The Leader We Needed
In this installment of the Learning from History series, I studied George Washington. George Washington, widely thought of as the “Father of our Country”, was an accomplished leader who helped…
Read MoreLearning from History: Florence Nightingale
In this next installment of the Learning Leadership from History series, I cover Florence Nightingale. I became interested in seeing how certain leadership practices came to light throughout history. As…
Read MoreLearning from History: General John Buford and The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership at Work
Jim Kouzes and Barry Posner have been researching leadership for more than 30 years. Their research shows that key leadership behaviors can change over time with deliberate practice. I became…
Read MoreLearning from History: Harriet Tubman and Leadership
Leaders show their strength when the challenges are large and the dreams are big In The Leadership Challenge, Jim Kouzes and Barry Posner share 30+ years of research and stories…
Read MoreHow Can I Keep the Everything DiSC® Learning Experience Alive?
MyEverythingDiSC.com puts everything all in one place! MyEverythingDiSC.com is one of the most powerful resources you can have in your toolkit to help learners get the most out of their…
Read MoreWhat’s the evidence that Everything DiSC Workplace® really works?
40 years of research and proven results With an uncompromising focus on empirical research, each Everything DiSC® assessment has passed—actually, surpassed—the strictest testing standards to ensure its validity, reliability, usability,…
Read MoreIs this a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Dojo or a Leadership Academy?
We have the pleasure of having a wonderful Jiu-Jitsu school in our community and there are many lessons there that are valuable for everyone. McHugh’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, led by Professor…
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