Qualities that make all the difference

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More than four decades as an executive in the for-profit and nonprofit worlds have taught Anne M. Nolan a thing or two about people. Recognized as an Industry Leader in PBN's 2011 Business Women Awards program, she shares key attributes that every leader should internalize. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY
More than four decades as an executive in the for-profit and nonprofit worlds have taught Anne M. Nolan a thing or two about people. Recognized as an Industry Leader in PBN's 2011 Business Women Awards program, she shares key attributes that every leader should internalize. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Anne M. Nolan Crossroads Rhode Island, president and CEO AFTER 30 years in the private sector and another 14 at a nonprofit, it is clear to me that good and bad leaders exist in either type of organization. But the best leaders in both share many of the same characteristics. One is a clear and

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