Check out the feature on "Lessons in Leadership 2.0: The Tough Stuff," in the Spring 2024 edition of Seton Hall University's "In the Lead Magazine." 

Steve Adubato was proud to moderate a non-profit leadership forum and book signing for his new book, "Lessons in Leadership 2.0: The Tough Stuff," at NJPAC sponsored by the Horizon Foundation. Pictured here with the special guest panelists including Ameer Washington, CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Newark.

In case you missed it, Steve Adubato joined host Bob Considine on Minding Your Business, the excellent weekly program produced by the NJ Business & Industry Association (NJBIA). Steve discussed leadership topics and themes from his new book, “Lessons in Leadership 2.0: The Tough Stuff,” and the conversation will be valuable to anyone leading in these challenging and uncertain times. Check it out here: https://ow.ly/WLwJ50QQAyL

Read Steve Adubatos article on Eric LeGrand featured in NJ Monthly March 2024

Steve Adubato's new book, "Lessons in Leadership 2.0: The Tough Stuff" was just released in summer 2023. In this powerful followup to Lessons In Leadership, Emmy® Award-winning anchor Steve Adubato, PhD teaches readers how to navigate “The Tough Stuff ” using practical tools based on challenging real-life experiences. Click here to learn more.

Steve Adubato, PhD recently joined Dr. Saladin Ambar for the Eagleton Institute of Politics' This Moment in Democracy podcast. As an Eagleton alum, and the anchor of Caucus Educational Corporation's ongoing series, “Democracy at a Crossroads” airing on public broadcasting, Dr. Adubato knows how important the Institute’s work is in promoting leadership and in making a difference to promote and protect our democracy. Click here to listen to this compelling conversation focused on political leadership, democracy, and the “state of affairs” in New Jersey and the nation.

For the fourth year in a row, Emmy award-winning broadcaster, author, and keynote speaker, Steve Adubato, Ph.D. delivered a master class on leadership and communication to the students of Seton Hall University's Buccino Leadership Institute. Click here to read more:

In my latest book, “Lessons in Leadership,” I wrote a chapter featuring the exceptional leadership traits of General Colin Powell. Oddly the chapter is called “Great Leaders Sometimes Piss People Off.” That pithy quote came directly from an interview I did with the late General Powell over a decade ago in which I asked him about the keys to great leadership. What struck me is that he said that the best leaders must make tough decisions, including ones that will not be popular with certain team members or key stakeholders, because the leader believes that particular decision is best for the team or organization.  CLICK HERE TO READ MORE.