CHCI Blog

Read articles on Executive Coaching, People Analytics, Human Capital Management and Leadership Development.

Energizing Excellence: A Dive into Employee Engagement and Inspiration

In any organization, employee engagement is one of the keys to productivity and efficiency. The cost of disengagement is high, […]

Case Study: Organizational Development Program That Prepared a Company for Growth

When a client asked us to help him create a long-term plan that would develop his management and leadership team […]

Stay Interviews: Maximizing Employee Retention and Engagement

In today’s competitive environment, organizations must prioritize employee retention and engagement to maintain a high performing workforce. Stay interviews, an […]

Case Study: Creating a Generational Wealth Management Program

A Financial Services Firm Wanted to Offer a Generational Wealth Management Program to Its Advisors on a National Level Our Challenges […]

Building and Maintaining Trust

Trust is a critical component of organizational success. When team members, clients, and stakeholders trust an organization and its leaders, they are more likely to feel motivated, committed, and engaged, which can lead to higher productivity and better results.

Empowering Change with Emotional Intelligence

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to understand and manage one’s own emotions, as well as the emotions of others.

Shaping the Future: Seven Essential Skills for Tomorrow’s Leaders

Leadership skills must adapt in today’s fast-paced and constantly changing business environment.

Case Study: How to Manage Institutional Change

Military Arm Needed to Lead a Diverse Team Through Unprecedented Institutional Change Our Challenges to Address:   Garnering confidence in […]

Unlocking Accountability: How to Become an Accountable Leader

Accountability is essential for success in any organization, team, or group. But what exactly is accountability, and why is it so important?

Is Your Nonprofit Ready for Gen Z Board Members?

CHCI is honored to have Executive Vice President Anne Loehr mentioned in Hardy Smith’s article on preparing nonprofits for Gen Z Board members.