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Amanda Bell

Amanda (Mandi) is an expert in assessing top candidates for high-impact leadership roles, executive coaching for emerging or transitioning leaders, and training teams to be more effective amid disruption or change. Mandi currently focuses on projects related to CEO succession planning, team effectiveness during mergers and acquisitions, and family business leadership planning. As a coach, she aims to push leaders to be creative in taking advantage of their unique circumstances and believes giving difficult feedback is a gift. She applies her knowledge and skills to helping leaders strategically define their goals in a way that is both personally motivating and in line with the business. Mandi’s perspective on leadership and organizational dynamics is informed by 10 years of applied psychological research. Her work emphasizes employee health and recovery from stress, and the trickle-down effects of leaders' behaviors on teams and organizations. She complements this research background with undergraduate teaching and lab management. She has shared her findings and thought leadership in various blogs and academic journals, including an article published in Stress and Health and a blog published in Psychology Today, cited in Fast Company. Mandi is an avid equestrian, having trained and competed in Dressage for over 25 years. She enjoys spending her evenings cooking vegetarian dinners with her husband and son while competing in Jeopardy (and occasionally Wheel of Fortune) over dessert.
Picture of Amanda Bell

Amanda Bell

Amanda (Mandi) is an expert in assessing top candidates for high-impact leadership roles, executive coaching for emerging or transitioning leaders, and training teams to be more effective amid disruption or change. Mandi currently focuses on projects related to CEO succession planning, team effectiveness during mergers and acquisitions, and family business leadership planning. As a coach, she aims to push leaders to be creative in taking advantage of their unique circumstances and believes giving difficult feedback is a gift. She applies her knowledge and skills to helping leaders strategically define their goals in a way that is both personally motivating and in line with the business. Mandi’s perspective on leadership and organizational dynamics is informed by 10 years of applied psychological research. Her work emphasizes employee health and recovery from stress, and the trickle-down effects of leaders' behaviors on teams and organizations. She complements this research background with undergraduate teaching and lab management. She has shared her findings and thought leadership in various blogs and academic journals, including an article published in Stress and Health and a blog published in Psychology Today, cited in Fast Company. Mandi is an avid equestrian, having trained and competed in Dressage for over 25 years. She enjoys spending her evenings cooking vegetarian dinners with her husband and son while competing in Jeopardy (and occasionally Wheel of Fortune) over dessert.
corporate altruism

How to Foster Corporate Altruism: Focus on Leaders First

How do leaders create a culture that features contagious corporate altruism? Historically, shareholder capital return has been the holy grail of business success. Significant returns signal investors that the company believes in their future so much they can afford to buy back stocks and pay higher dividends, directly providing a return on investment. However, the rise of the social enterprise means changing expectations for what companies do with their profits. In today’s business world, shouldn’t stakeholders (i.e., managers, employees) also reap what they sow? Corporate Altruism: Demanded by the Market Luckily, shareholder return and stakeholder return are no longer a zero-sum

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