Sentences with phrase «often taking leadership roles»

Military spouses volunteer at three times the national average — often taking leadership roles in their charitable endeavors.

Those who transition into government, the nonprofit arena and industry often take leadership roles applying and communicating science broadly.

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Part of me wants to say that every person that takes a leadership role is struggling with something, and most often those things are hidden from sight.

With egalitarian relationships, there are fewer prescribed roles, and taking leadership or initiative does not necessarily imply authority or supremacy, it can often just mean someone has a great idea, or a passion to see a movie, and decides to takes the lead.

His primary focus is company creation, often taking interim management roles at new start - ups until the recruitment of a permanent leadership team.

I hear a lot of discussion these days about paths to leadership roles for teachers; yet, I rarely see compensation offered when teachers take on these roles (which, by the way, often isolate them from their peers, as they become «outsiders»).

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Traditionally, the AP was most often delegated to handling bus routes and discipline issues, but as the need for new principals increases, APs are being tapped to take on school leadership roles with fewer years experience as teachers or in administrative roles.

One really cool thing about working or volunteering with non-profits is that a small team or limited resources often allow you to take on more of a leadership role than you would have been able to land in a for - profit company.

And too often, the more senior lawyers we would most consider for the role simply don't have the time to go back to school on leadership training in advance of taking on a managing partner role.

Attorneys at HIAS Pennsylvania are members of the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and are often presenters at continuing legal education programs, in addition to taking leadership roles in pro bono projects and other AILA activities.

Options for progression to a more senior role within a team or department are often available, and you may be able to take on line management or team leadership responsibilities.

As professionals expand their job responsibilities and take on new leadership challenges, they often experience a gap between what they know today and what they might need to know in their new role.

More professionals need to take a leadership role in providing opportunities for small groups of parents to meet in community settings such as churches or schools in order to create a sense of connection, support, and to lessen the isolation and alienation parents often face.