“Best of BankThink 2014: Readers’ Choice”

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American Banker shares the 10 most popular BankThink posts of 2014, based on audience page views. Davia Temin’s article, “Women and Power: Seven Ways Successful Women Survive,” comes in at #9. — American Banker […read more]

“American Apparel Executives Call for Charney’s Return”

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Paula Schneider, American Apparel Inc.’s incoming chief executive officer, hasn’t even started work yet and she’s already facing a group of disgruntled managers. But, according to Davia Temin, “Bringing in a woman with a lot of experience may...

“Crisis of the Week: Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut”

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“Mixed messaging rarely works when issuing an institutional apology. And since, these days, perception usually trumps reality, it really doesn’t matter much whether the mistake made was nuanced–the apology can not be,” says Davia Temin regarding the...

“Should CEOs Tweet?”

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CEOs and other leaders are under increasing pressure to engage their customers and the public on social media. But should they? Find out in Temin and Company’s Winter 2014 Newsletter, “Reputation Matters.” […read more]

“Women and Power: Seven Ways Successful Women Survive”

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Davia Temin shares seven strategies for women to attain and remain in power regardless of industry. “Evolving research is shedding new light on power, gender differences regarding the use of power, and how powerful women can succeed in complex...

“Leveraging Social Media to Amplify Your Professional Reputation”

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Davia presented a “Master Class” on “Leveraging Social Media to Amplify Your Professional Reputation” to high-potential employees at a major money-center bank on October 6, 2014