Welcome to another episode of The Life Sciences Leadership Show. In this insightful conversation, I sit down with Dr. Fernanda Arnaldez, Executive Director of Oncology R&D at AstraZeneca, to discuss her inspiring leadership journey from her early days as a pediatric resident, to leading teams in life sciences. Fernanda shares candid stories of growth—how she […]
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Your ability to present effectively can make or break your ability to persuade, inspire, or educate. But here’s the truth: sometimes one slide deck cannot do it all. Your slides are not the star of the show—you are. Your visuals should support your message and make it easier for your audience to follow your story.
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In the ever-evolving world of leadership, one constant remains: relationships are at the heart of every thriving organization. Leaders who prioritize building strong, respectful relationships are not only more effective in their roles, but they also foster teams that consistently outperform others. Yet, many leadership development programs fail to address one critical component of success: relationship
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Listening is one of the most overlooked yet vital skills for effective leadership. While many leaders consider themselves good listeners, the reality is often different. True listening requires deliberate effort and focus—it’s not just hearing words; it’s fully understanding the meaning, intent, and emotions behind them. If you’re a mid- or senior-level leader, the stakes
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You’ve likely faced the challenge of delivering a presentation that needs to resonate deeply with your audience. It’s a crucial skill—leading others requires not just communicating, but connecting. One of the first steps to delivering impactful presentations is to prioritize the story you intend to tell. It’s tempting to dive straight into PowerPoint and start
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