Jill Hufnagel comes to the swamp and shares her perspective and experience helping people develop leadership capacity. Jill served as guest faculty on the Harvard Kennedy School’s Art & Practice of Adaptive Leadership program and as a senior associate with Cambridge Leadership Associates, along with running her own consultancy JHC&C. In our conversation, Jill discusses the importance of having a clear purpose for leading, how to develop your leadership craft and she offers wisdom on navigating the challenges of leading
Jill’s Links
https://primacentral.org/education/prima-leadership-academy/
https://issuu.com/kansasleadershipcenter/docs/journalwinter_final_web
https://www.jillhufnagel.com/blog
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