- Jena McGregor
- Post Leadership
Jena McGregor is the author of On Leadership’s Post Leadership blog, and former management editor at BusinessWeek.
Tears, thanks and truth at the end
As Obama cries and Romney pledges to help his staff, the campaign endings finally hit an authentic note.
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One of the most difficult tasks the president will face is selecting a new leadership team. It could also be one of his best opportunities.
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1992 was dubbed the “Year of the Woman” when there were just seven women in the Senate. Twenty years later, how different is it?
A tale of two Obama victory speeches
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