Executive leaders have the agility and skills necessary to respond to challenges and identify strategic opportunities.

Executive leaders understand themselves and how to deploy their strengths across diverse contexts. They skillfully adapt to situations quickly and identify the best course of action based on their self-knowledge.

Executive leaders empower and inspire others in the organization. A big part of executive leadership is better enabling employees to lead themselves. It is about leveraging what you can do as a leader by thinking beyond yourself. You maximize what others have to offer and deliver the best outcome.

Executive leadership demands a way of thinking and behaving that is more proactive and methodical.

How Is It Different From Traditional Leadership?

Executive leaders think differently and think for the future. They are able to reframe situations and implement innovative long-term solutions

Executive leaders know how to ask the right questions. When presented with a challenging situation, they take the time to fully understand the problem and reflect before formulating a solution.

Vanderbilt Professor Mark Cannon explains executive leadership, what sets top leaders apart, and why it's inclusion is important.

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