Navigating a new executive role can be daunting, but with the right strategies, you can hit the ground running and make an immediate impact.
In this episode, Ed Gabrys, a Managing Vice President at Gartner, breaks down how to establish yourself in a new role, gain trust and lead with confidence. He touches on the essentials of personal branding and the importance of influence in leadership, and offers a step-by-step communication cheat sheet designed to help you excel.
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Introduction
Why Personal Influence and Your Brand Matters
Building and Recalibrating Your Brand
5 Key Questions for Effective Communication
The Role of Empathy in Communication
4 Words to Become a Better Communicator
Starting With a Bold Claim
The Power of Personal Connection
Ed Gabrys | Senior Director Analyst
Ed Gabrys is a Research Director in Gartner CIO Research, based in Hong Kong. His research focuses on leadership, politics, culture and strategy. Specifically, Mr. Gabrys helps senior leaders develop leadership skills, insights, and inspiration, strategic plans and organizations that are required for success in a digital world. He is also the Conference Chair for Gartner's Symposium/ITxpo in Barcelona. Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Gabrys had 27 years of experience as a business leader, technologist and as a business strategy consultant. During that time, he held a CIO position at a global energy company. Mr. Gabrys has held positions in the financial services and energy industries. His strategy work has included supporting international expansion and evaluating market opportunities for technology and entertainment startups.
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