Artists, musicians, poets, journalists. That's right, journalists.
Creativity is particularly important for women looking to move into positions of leadership.
The good news is women are often at an advantage when it comes to thinking creatively. It's no surprise that Blanca Rosales has climbed to the top of the Peruvian media market. Now the sub-director of Peru's second largest daily paper, La Republica, she gets the job done by trusting her instincts, taking risks, and challenging the status quo. IWMFwire recently caught up with Rosales and asked her to share some thoughts on how she incorporates creativity into her leadership style. This is especially true in a medium as competitive as print journalism.