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Gwen Mdinaradze

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
3
Latest publication
Sep 9, 2026
Outlet visibility, for forbes.com
Top 5K sites
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Gwen Mdinaradze

    The Higher You Rise, The Less You May See What’s Really Happening (opens the original)

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    Gwen Mdinaradze is the Founder & CEO of EdBridge, helping companies turn learning into a competitive advantage. One of the paradoxes of leadership is that the higher you rise in an organization, the more information you gain access to, while certain kinds of information may become difficult to access. As leaders get promotions and move higher up, how they experience the organization changes. Their conversations with teams, the information they receive and what employees say and share can change

  2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Gwen Mdinaradze

    The Leadership Tax No One Measures But Every Team Pays (opens the original)

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    Gwen Mdinaradze is the Founder & CEO of EdBridge, helping companies turn learning into a competitive advantage. Every leadership decision has a hidden cost, but it rarely appears on a financial statement. You can have the best strategy in your industry and still lose because of an invisible tax your leaders create every day.​ I call this the Leadership Tax: the costs created by leadership decisions that consume trust, time, energy, attention and organizational momentum. These costs aren't tracke

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Gwen Mdinaradze

    How To Make Learning Your Organization's Competitive Advantage (opens the original)

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    Gwen Mdinaradze is the Founder & CEO of EdBridge, helping companies turn learning into a competitive advantage. For decades, organizations competed on what they knew. ​Access to information, expertise and specialized knowledge created advantages that were difficult for competitors to replicate. Companies invested heavily in acquiring talent, protecting intellectual property and building knowledge-based assets. In what became known as the Knowledge Economy, knowledge itself was viewed as the prim

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