I am humbled, grateful and excited to share that I have been selected as a finalist for the “Top Women in Healthcare Awards.” For those of you who aren’t familiar with these awards, they recognize unique contributions and leadership of female healthcare executives across all sectors of the market: hospitals, healthcare systems, physician organizations, pharmaceuticals, […]
Everyone has a story. The challenges I faced in my personal and professional journey led me to my vision for Loretto and the greater Syracuse community. A vision that is embodied in a philosophy I call “pragmatic altruism.” If you’ve read my book you know Lifecircle Leadership’s philosophy: doing good is good business. However, it’s […]
There may be some of you who mistakenly thought my book was called “Lifecycle Leadership” at first glance since that phrase is familiar to many. However, the name “Lifecircle Leadership” is very intentional – so I wanted to dedicate some blog space to explaining the difference between the two, and why I chose lifecircle. Lifecycle […]
It doesn’t matter how close you are to the advice I share in my book and this blog… we all still falter. Many of you know that even as an “expert” on this subject, I still struggle with work-life balance and putting myself first. But it’s not just me. Even the team who is helping […]
Motherhood comes in all different shapes and sizes – and there is no one-size-fits-all solution to being a mom. What works best for some, may not work well for others – that’s just part of the adventure. As we celebrate all moms this time of year, I wanted to write a post specifically for my […]
The pursuit of perfection was always something I knew I had, but I always considered it a strength until Dr. Nick Molinaro, an executive coach, pointed out how it was affecting me. I hope through sharing my story on perfectionism, I may be able to help others who share in my impossible quest for perfection. […]
In many of the topics I cover in Lifecircle Leadership: How Exceptional People Make Everyday Extraordinary, I draw from my experience as President and CEO of Loretto. However, these themes are bigger than the workplace – in fact, similar gestures bear similar results to the community at large. Today, community seems to solely be a […]
There are two main reasons hierarchies are necessary for good leaders – clarity and delegation. Chances are one – or both – of these reasons will resonate with you. Let’s start with clarity. Have you ever been a part of an organization that didn’t have a clearly defined job description and organizational chart? Perhaps there […]
Chances are you’ve given thought to the next step in your career – whether it’s a promotion you’ve been eyeing up, a long-term plan to become an executive or something else altogether. We live in a society today that is rushing to achieve personally and professionally – but that very motive is driving many of […]
When I opened a dialogue with the people who put in the shifts day-to-day at Loretto, I discovered one of the most important things to them was diapers. Yes – paper underpants for babies. Before I go any further, I’d like to point out that this is an example of a problem in The Tale […]
New York State Senator Rachel May, who is also the Chair of the Committee on Aging, visited Loretto to learn how our organization is currently operating, what challenges we are facing, and what ideas and opportunities we believe exist for our industry. In a town hall setting on March 1, 2019, a room full of […]
