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May 22, 2024 | 
portfolio.bisanet.org | Ginni Rometty |Adam Grant |Erica Keswin |Matt Mayberry
Do you have a book selected for your Memorial Day weekend? BISA has you covered with these eight options spanning leadership, DE&I, staff retention, social media marketing and more. With one of these reads by your side, your holiday and summer travels will keep you both informed and occupied during those long days by the lake.
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Dec 22, 2023 | 
infobae.com | Ginni Rometty
Ginni Rometty fue la novena presidenta y CEO de IBM. De: HBR.orgAdministrar la buena tecnología es un principio fundamental de lo que yo llamo "buen poder": la capacidad de los líderes y las empresas para impulsar un cambio positivo y significativo para nosotros mismos, nuestras organizaciones y nuestro mundo. Hoy en día, a medida que las nuevas tecnologías, como la inteligencia artificial generativa, se vuelven omnipresentes, ser administrador de la buena tecnología es más vital que nunca.
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Nov 29, 2023 | 
hbr.org | Ginni Rometty
This article is one in a series on “Creative Resilience: Leading in an Age of Discontinuity,” the theme of the 15th annual Global Peter Drucker Forum. See the conference program here. Stewarding good tech is a core principle of what I call “good power”: leaders’ and businesses’ ability to drive positive, meaningful change for ourselves, our organizations, and our world. Today, as new technologies like generative AI become ubiquitous, being a steward of good tech is more vital than ever.
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Oct 27, 2023 | 
peoplemanagingpeople.com | David Rice |Simon Sinek |Brené Brown |Ginni Rometty
Leadership isn't just about leading teams—it's about evolving as an individual, influencing change, and making lasting impacts. Over the decades, I've immersed myself in countless books on this very subject. My passion for leadership, combined with my hands-on experience, has allowed me to discern which strategies truly stand out. If you're eager to elevate your leadership game—whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out—you're in the right place.
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Jun 5, 2023 | 
teneo.com | Ginni Rometty |Kevin Kajiwara
Skip to contentToday’s fast-paced and interconnected operating environment is forcing leaders and organizations to go beyond their economic roles and drive meaningful change. Visionary leaders with clear objectives can unlock the potential of individuals, communities and companies, and inspire bold action.
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Mar 24, 2023 | 
fastcompanyme.com | Ginni Rometty
I’d only been CEO of IBM for a year and a half when something happens that would change the nature of the global tech industry. In June 2013, an intelligence contractor named Edward Snowden leaks classified government documents to the Washington Post and the Guardian newspapers. The documents state that the U.S. government has been collecting data from several tech companies to track people potentially connected to terrorism.
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Mar 23, 2023 | 
fastcompany.com | Ginni Rometty
I’d only been CEO of IBM for a year and a half when something happens that would change the nature of the global tech industry. In June 2013, an intelligence contractor named Edward Snowden leaks classified government documents to the Washington Post and the Guardian newspapers. The documents state that the U.S. government has been collecting data from several tech companies to track people potentially connected to terrorism.
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Mar 9, 2023 | 
almendron.com | Ginni Rometty
Women continue to suffer from economic and employment inequalities. Globally, they make just 77 cents on average for every dollar earned by men and hold only two in every ten science, engineering and communication-technology jobs. Gender pay gaps and the dearth of women in higher-paying jobs in these fast-growing industries reduce women’s financial stability. This makes it harder for them either to support themselves and their families, and to save for the future.
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Mar 7, 2023 | 
community.thriveglobal.com | Ginni Rometty
During an early period in my career at IBM, I was trying to work on my own weaknesses very deliberately. I had perfectionist tendencies that customers appreciated, but that could drive my colleagues crazy. Specifically, I was a nit-picky editor, often returning reports and other documents with so many hand-written notes and crossed-out words that my direct reports nicknamed me Ginni "Red Pen" Rometty. "Take the red pen away from her!" they'd chide.
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Mar 7, 2023 | 
fortune.com | Ginni Rometty
One night back in 2016, I was four years into my CEO tenure when I received an email from a transgender employee who told me that she didn’t feel comfortable taking a business trip to North Carolina because a new state law discriminated against the LGBTQ community. I called my head of legislative affairs, Chris Padilla. “Tell me more about what’s going on in North Carolina,” I said to Chris, who was cooking dinner for his family when he answered his phone.
