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First 90 Days as a Newly Promoted Leader

Updated: May 3


"I encourage executives to lead by example within their departments, demonstrating the effective implementation of A.I. and setting a precedent for innovation across the organization." - Jennifer Smith CEO of Growth Potential Consulting

Thriving as a new leader requires intentionality and focus. Your first 90 days are critical—they set the tone for your success and establish your leadership style. Start by adapting to new expectations and team dynamics. Take time to understand your role, align with organizational goals, and build trust with your team.


Next, prioritize building strong alliances with key stakeholders. Relationships are essential to navigating challenges and driving your vision forward. And do not forget to delegate effectively empowering your team to take ownership allows you to focus on strategy and high-impact decisions.


Leadership success doesn’t happen by chance; it’s built through purposeful actions. Make the most of your first 90 days and lay the foundation for a thriving leadership journey.


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