Recently I had the pleasure of delivering a “Leading for Change” book club event with @HBA Netherlands. The group discussed why they wanted to be better at Leading for Change. There were many reasons, such as individual development, to contribute to their organisations success and to lead for change in moving towards gender equity. Inspiring. What I really liked about [...]
The last few weeks of the year are upon us. Every year there is increased pressure at the end of the year as we rush to complete activities and meet the objectives that we set ourselves. This year seems to be even harder. After two very tough years our energy is waning, and we seem more stressed than ever. Is [...]
Recently I had to make a decision about whether I needed to update my website as since I launched my book “Leading for Change – how to thrive during uncertain times” much had changed. This led me to consider my technology strategy and how I was using my website to share information. Was it worth doing? How would it benefit my business and [...]
Some of the feedback I have received from readers of my book "Leading for Change – how to thrive during uncertain times” has been surprising. People have welcomed the insights because they are going through personal changes and found that it was useful to apply the success factors that I have found useful in supporting organisations when they were going [...]
Time and gain people tell me that it is not designing and developing change that is hard. It is the implementation! Recently I had the pleasure of reconnecting with a great team of leaders who I worked with 15 years ago. After we had our Zoom meeting, I sent round the photo of the group to everyone with a [...]
With the first month of 2021 behind us and some challenging times ahead – how can we continue to be motivated and move towards our goals?. Last week I had the pleasure of attending two awards ceremonies (Congratulations to: Nicole Sierra Rolet, Simon Hirst Paul Clewlow Louise Phillips Nathalie Huther, Samantha Perona James Zhang Sue Davenport) and both were inspiring. [...]
