by Bonar Institute for Purposeful Leadership | Jun 18, 2017 | James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC
James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC June 18, 2017 Our approach to executive coaching is based on the firm belief that each client is unique and has specific needs, challenges, opportunities and practical goals. One size doesn’t fit all! In our practice we have... by Bonar Institute for Purposeful Leadership | May 14, 2017 | James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC
The pace of change we are currently experiencing is unparalleled in human history. This is due in large part to exponential technological change coupled with the instantaneous dissemination of ideas and information across an increasingly connected world. (See Duleesha... by Bonar Institute for Purposeful Leadership | Apr 2, 2017 | James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC
One of my coaching clients asked me recently if a company can have a soul. This question is very common in today’s fiercely competitive business environment – witness a recent search on Google came up with over 100 million results. Based on my experience with... by Bonar Institute for Purposeful Leadership | Feb 19, 2017 | James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC
This is the fifth and final post in our series on stakeholders’ value creation in volatile times. It deals with the threats and opportunities the environment poses to economic sustainability. The Threat: Innovation, technology and resource conservation are core... by Bonar Institute for Purposeful Leadership | Jan 9, 2017 | James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC
This is the fourth in a series on stakeholders’ value creation. The case of customers as stakeholders appears self-evident. Simply, a company cannot exist without customers. The purpose of every business centers on creating customer value. Forgetting that customers... by Bonar Institute for Purposeful Leadership | Dec 5, 2016 | James de Gaspé Bonar Ph.D., CEC, PCC
This post is the third in a series on stakeholders’ value creation in volatile times. As traditional and social media unfailingly reiterate, we are living in turbulent and potentially dangerous times. Traditional spheres of political and economic power are mutating...
