June 6, 2025

Be a Spacious Leader

What if the best leaders aren’t the loudest or the busiest, but the ones who know when to step back? Spacious leadership is about more than giving direction, it’s about giving room. In this article, workplace strategist Tracy Brower introduces a leadership style built on humility, empowerment, and well-being, where making space for others (and yourself) leads to stronger teams and more sustainable success.
May 12, 2025

Leading with Systemic Intelligence

Most strategies fail not because they’re flawed, but because they ignore the hidden dynamics at play. In this Fast Company article, Tony Martignetti introduces “systemic intelligence” – a deeper way of understanding organizational behaviour beyond charts and KPIs. If you want to lead with insight and impact, learning to read the emotional and relational undercurrents in your team might be your most powerful tool.
April 16, 2025

CEOs Advice for Leading

In Fast Company Daily, Stephanie Mehta gathers insights from 14 CEOs on leading through high uncertainty—from economic shifts to global instability. Their advice includes focusing on clear communication, supporting employees, making data-driven decisions, and embracing long-term thinking. Leaders are urged to stay grounded, lead with purpose, and view crises as opportunities to innovate and strengthen their organizations.
April 16, 2025

Become a Self-Aware Leader

Kellogg School of Management’s Karen Cates and Brenda Ellington Booth outline four practical ways leaders can build self-awareness and emotional intelligence. Published in Kellogg Insight Weekly, the article highlights how reflection, feedback, and intentional adaptation can help leaders grow, strengthen their teams, and add greater value to their organizations.
November 28, 2024

Adapting a Situational Framework

Leaders, true fairness and success come from recognizing that treating everyone the same isn’t always the answer. In this article, Ken Blanchard reveals how to use a situational framework to adapt your leadership style to each team member’s unique development level, striking the right balance of directive and supportive behaviours to drive growth and achieve outstanding results.

Training grants and tax credits

may be available for your business.

Speak with WATMEC for details on Ontario government training grants and tax credits. These non-repayable government funds could help you upskill your new and current employees as your organization works to move forward in these troubling times.

To help make the application process simpler, WATMEC has partnered with a specialized organization. Together we can:

  • HELP clarify the qualification requirements
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FUNDING IS LIMITED – contact WATMEC today to get started!