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Hocking Leadership
We help higher ed and academic medicine advancement strengthen leadership and team ownership.
About Hocking Leadership
Hocking Leadership helps universities and academic medical centers strengthen their leaders, build high-performing teams, and develop workplace cultures that increase retention and grow philanthropy. We partner with advancement leaders to build the foundation for long-term fundraising success, especially during times of change, growth, or transition. What you can expect: High-performing teams that collaborate, because they understand goals, roles, and what success looks like A culture that energizes your team and accelerates fundraising across the organization Continued progress—even during transitions in leadership, structure, or strategy And a leadership approach that sustains your success without sacrificing yourself to it. Client partners include: University of Maryland Medicine Philanthropy, NYU University Development & Alumni Relations, Lehigh University, Boston University, Teachers College Columbia University, Children's National Hospital, Temple University College of Liberal Arts, Berklee, University of Maryland Baltimore, Miami Country Day School, St. John's College, BBYO, and many other wonderful organizations. Learn how we can partner with you to help you strengthen leadership and build ownership in your university advancement organization: www.HockingLeadership.com Based in Philadelphia. Partnering with clients across the United States.
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Research & Knowledge
Hocking Leadership published new research examining how structural power in organizations affects men and women's perceptions of resources and career advancement.
Reported by Shanna Hocking
People
Hocking Leadership has a strategic advisor named Shanna Hocking who advises advancement chief executives and teams.
Reported by Shanna Hocking
Research & Knowledge
Hocking Leadership published Advance Your Leadership by Harvard Education Press in Spring 2028.
Reported by Shanna Hocking