Claire Lew: Doing More With Less

You’ve got the same goals and deadlines as last year but your team and your budget are more constrained than ever. If anything, the stakes are higher and targets even further away. Sound familiar? CEOs, Co-Founders, COOs, VPs of People and everyone leading functional teams need to do more with less.

Claire shares a framework she’s developed over a decade working with over 30,000 people that will enable you to consider and prioritize the actions you can take in a resource-constrained environment that get the most results.

You’ll walk away with proven, practical techniques you can apply before you even get back to the office.

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Claire Lew, CEO, know your company
Claire Lew

Claire Lew

CEO, Know Your Team

Claire’s mission in life is to help people become happier at work. She’s adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at her alma mater, Northwestern University and CEO & Founder of Know Your Team, a software tool that helps managers become better leaders. She’s worked with over 30,000 people in 55 countries at companies including Airbnb, Medium and Kickstarter and is often cited as an expert on the topic of creating more open, honest workplace environments. She’s been published in Harvard Business Review, CNBC, Inc, Fortune.

BoS folk love Claire as she’s a brilliant communicator who leaves you with incredibly clear, actionable advice. She’s attended BoS regularly and given two talks: Don’t Be the Last to Know, on why leaders are often the last to discover something and what to do about it; The Accidental Bad Manager on the biggest mistakes managers make and how to avoid them. You can watch them and more here


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