Combating corruption represents a defining leadership question for Africa.

“Immigrants, due to our accents, are better suited for technical work or crunching numbers—accounting, engineering, technical stuff. We don’t make great lawy...

Some time ago, I was being considered for a job promotion. The promotion process required recommendations from individuals who were two levels above me and o...

On July 14, 2018, in New York City, Face2Face Africa honored me with the 2018 Corporate Leadership award. I remain deeply grateful for this recognition and v...

“In the most difficult situations, I control my attitude.” - Jay Wright, head coach, Villanova men’s basketball team I’ve long been fascinated by how much we...

The things you do for yourself are gone when you are gone, but the things you do for others remain as your legacy. —Kalu Ndukwe Kalu, author I can trace the ...

You are remarkable. You bring brilliance beyond borders. You embrace your uniqueness with grace. You have the courage to strive for achievement. Your resilie...

Self-awareness has been cited as the most important capability for leaders to develop, according to the authors of “How To Become a Better Leader,” which was...

“Reflection gives me perspective within context; it allows me to continually connect with my journey; and it provides counsel and direction concerning my fut...

Embrace risk taking, but adorn it with prudence. In an article published in Current Directions in Psychological Science, Mara Mather and Nichole Lighthall fo...

A turning point in my career was when I faced an opportunity to take on larger responsibilities but feared that I was not ready. One of my longtime mentors, w...

“Don’t be afraid to experiment. Over time your definition of success will grow and change, which can be helpful to consider as you navigate your career.” – C...

Chinwe Esimai, Managing Director, Chief Anti-Bribery and Corruption Officer, Citigroup, Inc., gave the MHI Fall Leadership seminar that inaugurated our 2016-...

I’ve always loved the idea of journeys. Maybe it’s because my middle name is Ijeoma, which means “beautiful journey” in Igbo, my Nigerian language. Journeys ...