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Archive for the ‘Leadership’ Category

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The importance of shared responsibility and autonomy in the system for teams

Posted by Ian Guyah-Low

Shared responsibility through having autonomy in the system has led the England rugby team to the brink of a quarter-final place, winning three consecutive matches in the process.

The Rugby World Cup 2023 has descended on France, all eyes at home and abroad were fixated on the England team, their World Cup opener versus the Argentinian Pumas.

Saturday, 9th September, played at the State Velodrome, Marseille, 63,118 in attendance was the perfect backdrop to tighten the screw on an England team that had lost six of its previous nine matches. To put this in perspective, England had lost five of their last six.

Many, were baying for blood, the media eyeing its prey ready to inject its venomous bite into an English jugular. Read more

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Tending to personal brand in uncertain times

Posted by Lucy Timmons

As part of any leadership journey it is becoming clear that time spent tending to our authentic personal brand is increasingly important in these uncertain times.

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How to be future-focused through strategic planning

Posted by Doron Davidson

Being an effective leader entails so much more than just managing people and resources on a daily basis. It requires you to be future-focused through strategic planning.

What does that look like in practice?

Well, for starters, as a leader you need to develop and execute a clear approach that reflects your organisation’s vision and goals.

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