- Jena McGregor
- Columnist for On Leadership
Jena McGregor writes a daily column analyzing leadership in the news for the Washington Post’s On Leadership section.
The NBA's coaching carousel
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New Komen CEO's big challenge
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Lululemon's cheeky CEO ad
One thing's for sure: The hilarious CEO job ad stunt helped to generate plenty of real publicity.
The next Dalai Lama could be a woman
Whatever truths there may be in the Dalai Lama's remarks, what matters is he's open to elevating the best person for the role, man or woman.
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