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Susan Combs

Susan Combs

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Contributor, BenefitsPRO Magazine

Lansing

Final Covers

banks, economics business, Financial Markets , Politics, Energy , ECB

Doesn’t Cover

I don't know enough about fashion, food/drink, some women's issues etc from a reporting standpoint.

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Content

Total articles 382

  • First-time leader: A good read for new managers who want to be great

    By Susan Combs| 517 Mag Verified Lately I’ve been receiving referrals to coach first-time leaders and managers. I always tell my new clients that the jump from individual contributor to first-time leader is the biggest. Subsequent moves up the career ladder will generally be easier once you learn how to manage and lead a team. A fantastic book that I’ve been recommending to my new clients is called “The First-Time Manager” by Loren B. Belker, Jim McCormick and Gary S. Topchik.

    By Susan Combs · 517 Mag

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Reflection, momentum and looking ahead

    By Susan Combs| BenefitsPRO Magazine Verified For these three women, this month marks a celebration of growth, impact, and the kind of perseverance that turns obstacles into stepping stones. February is a month of reflection and momentum — a time to take stock of what’s been accomplished and set the tone for what’s ahead. It’s about honoring the work, the lessons, and the grit it took to get here, while keeping an eye on the next challenge.

    By Susan Combs · BenefitsPRO Magazine

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • First-time leader: A good read for new managers who want to be great

    By Susan Combs| 517 Mag Verified Lately I’ve been receiving referrals to coach first-time leaders and managers. I always tell my new clients that the jump from individual contributor to first-time leader is the biggest. Subsequent moves up the career ladder will generally be easier once you learn how to manage and lead a team. A fantastic book that I’ve been recommending to my new clients is called “The First-Time Manager” by Loren B. Belker, Jim McCormick and Gary S. Topchik.

    By Susan Combs · 517 Mag

    Apr. 01, 2025

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BenefitsPRO Magazine