THE NON-OBVIOUS SHOW · EPISODE 73
with Dr. Rosalind Chow
In this episode, Dr. Rosalind Chow discusses the crucial differences between mentorship and sponsorship, how trust and power dynamics influence professional relationships, and practical ways to become a sponsor regardless of your position. She shares insights from her research and book, 'The Doors You Can Open,' offering actionable advice for career growth and networking.
Carnegie Mellon professor, author on sponsorship
Rosalind Chow is a professor of organizational behavior and theory at Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business and author of The Doors You Can Open. She researches how people use their standing and networks to advance others, including the difference between mentorship and sponsorship.
rosalindchow.com ↗
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