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Renita Kalhorn

Renita Kalhorn (INSEAD MBA '95J) is an executive coach who’s worked with 1,000+ high-performers in 40+ countries, from Fortune 500 executives to serial entrepreneurs and start-up founders. She specializes in working with entrepreneurs in deep/high tech and military Special Forces teams to level up their leadership in complex, uncertain environments.

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Three Dimensions of Leadership Agility

The concept of VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity) is now more relevant to leadership more than ever with. Leaders cannot merely rely on their strengths and carry on, leaders need to be agile. Read on to know about about the three key dimensions in agility.

30-07-2021

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What to Do When Stress Puts You in Survival Mode

By RENITA KALHORN Why do people tolerate being in survival mode? Here’s what I’ve observed with my clients: They know that they have unhealthy levels of stress but they think, “Well, that’s just the price to pay for success,” and they don’t know what to change.

02-10-2020

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