Each week, Scott brings you his analysis of the best — and worst — leadership examples, ripped straight from the headlines. Here's a sampling of Scott's most popular posts:

• How to Lead Your Team to a $182 Billion Loss ... CliffsNotes on the story of a guy named Joseph Casano who ran AIG Financial Products from the end of 2001 to 2008 when his unit helped crash the global economy.
• Leadership Lessons Podcast: Former Starbucks President Howard Behar ... this podcast interview is guaranteed to go great with your Caramel Macchiato.
• Unsolicited Leadership Advice for D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee ... 4 leadership lessons from the cover of Time magazine: fame can backfire, money doesn't always talk, politics matter and beware unintended consequences.
• What Do Sonia Sotomayor, John Roberts and Mr. Spock Have in Common? ... when people are engaged in a debate over a word, it's usually a good idea to first look up the definition.
• What Leaders Can Learn from Springsteen ... insights from a loyal fan on what the Boss can teach leaders who want to rock the house.
• Obama's 100 Day Report Card: Next Level Style ... so, how is the president doing after his first 100 days of leading at the next level?  Here's a point-by-point breakdown and an overall GPA.

Scott Eblin is the co-founder and president of The Eblin Group, Inc., a leadership development and strategy firm that supports organizations in ensuring the success of their executive level leaders. Through his work as an executive coach, leadership strategist, speaker and author, Scott has become known as a thought leader in identifying the behaviors that executives need to pick up and let go as they transition into new and larger roles.

Featured on ABC News and in Investor’s Business Daily, The Washington Post and Harvard Management Update, Scott Eblin is a former Fortune 500 executive, with a coaching client list that runs the gamut from Astra Zeneca to Walt Disney.   He is the author of The Next Level: What Insiders Know About Executive Success which Business Book Review calls a “fascinating read” that “is full of potentially career-saving advice.” 

Scott is a graduate of Davidson College and holds a master's degree in public administration from Harvard University. He has a certificate in leadership coaching from Georgetown University and is a member of the faculty for that program. Scott also holds the designation of Professional Certified Coach from the International Coach Federation.