Interview with a Change Agent leading a revolution in the workplace.
Linda Coughlin, co-editor of Enlighted Power, is Chief Administrative Officer of Cendant Corporation. Prior to joining Cendant, she was the vice chair and president of Linkage, Inc., an organizational development firm specializing in leadership. In this far-ranging interview with Landed.fm senior producer Peter Clayton, Lin discusses many of the concepts core to Enlightend Power, and many of the challenges she's faced in corporate America. Let's face it, most people hate change. Not only does Lin embrace change - she creates it!
"This book... is more than just a collection of essays on leadership experiences and learnings. It is the manifesto of an impassioned, liberated, life-loving community of leaders who belong." - Lin Coughlin. (more)
The most difficult questions you'll be asked on a job interview, and other words of wisdom from a industry legend.
William J. Morin
William Morin is the founder and chairman of WJM Associates, Inc. He established the venture in 1996, following a 20-year career as chairman and chief executive officer of Drake Beam Morin, Inc., the international career continuation and organizational consulting firm. At DBM, he worked closely with senior managers at more than 200 Fortune 500 corporations on a range of human resources management issues. During his tenure as CEO, Bill directed the growth of DBM from a U.S. company with sales under $1 million to a worldwide organization operating in 19 countries with over $210 million in revenues.
Carol Hymowitz, Senior Editor, The Wall Street Journal. Women, the media, and... China!
The Catalyst Awards luncheon program we've reported on this week, included a thought-provoking dialogue in which Valerie Morris, Keith Hammonds, and Carol Hymowitz discussed how the media has and will continue to shape public opinion about women in the workforce. In our third feature installment, Landed.fm caught up with Carol, senior editor with The Wall Street Journal, soon after her return from a business trip to China.
Linda Coughlin, co-editor of 
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