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Deborah Kolb

Deborah M. Kolb is Deloitte Ellen Gabriel Professor for Women and Leadership at the Simmons School of Management and author, most recently, of Her Place at the Table: A Woman's Guide to Negotiating the Five Challenges to Leadership Success.

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How Cohen can influence the process

Failure to come to agreement will likely be extremely costly for both sides--my guess is he will remind them of that frequently...

By Deborah Kolb | March 8, 2011; 10:10 AM ET | Comments (4)

Leaders We Can Live Without

Circumstances matter, and if a leader has an affair with a subordinate or shows other lapses of judgment, then we're better off without them.

By Deborah Kolb | June 29, 2009; 01:53 PM ET | Comments (1)

Creativity, Not Threats

Make-or-break negotiations are not the sort that foster the collaboration or partnerships needed to deal with the serious underlying issues that the newspaper industry is currently facing.

By Deborah Kolb | May 4, 2009; 02:18 PM ET | Comments (0)

Are Women Really Risk Averse?

By the standard means of testing, women do seem to be more risk averse when making risk/reward trade-offs. But when risk is understood more broadly, women seem as likely as men to take risks like launching new products or starting new projects.

By Deborah Kolb | March 8, 2009; 10:18 PM ET | Comments (1)

 
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