From authenticity to mentorship: key strategies for workplace success
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Authors
Jon Skeem
Managing Partner, Board Member
Global Head of Private Equity and InfrastructureKennett Square
Summary
In our first Expert Conversations: Unpacked episode, Jon Skeem and Becky O'Loughlin delve into key insights from a recent interview with NYU professor Suzy Welch. They discuss themes such as authenticity in the workplace, generational differences in maintaining work-life boundaries, and the evolving role of mentorship. Jon and Becky emphasize the importance of building genuine work relationships and creating environments that support manageable failures as learning opportunities.
About the Expert Conversations series
Expert Conversations with Chatham brings together leading voices to explore important trends and themes for capital markets professionals. Business leaders provide valuable insights on the latest market developments and beyond. Tune in for in-depth discussions that offer fresh perspectives and expert analysis.
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About the authors
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Becky O'Loughlin
Chief People Officer
Kennett Square
Becky O'Loughlin is Chatham’s Chief People Officer. -
Jon Skeem
Managing Partner, Board Member
Global Head of Private Equity and InfrastructureKennett Square
Jon Skeem is a Managing Partner and Global Head of Private Equity and Infrastructure at Chatham.
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