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Turning the dials on women in leadership

By Professor Kim Turnbull James On April 17, 2019

Turning the dials on women in leadership

The Gender Pay Gap data published in April 19 for the second year, showed that although some companies have improved, for many...

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By Dr Ido van der Heijden On April 8, 2019

Lessons for Leaders

“An unexamined life is not worth living” Socrates

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Tags: leadership, skills, career

By Dr Ido van der Heijden On April 8, 2019

The power of the self–aware leader

Senior executives - whether they’re long established or new to the business, heading up the whole organisation or a single...

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No one is an island: how successful leaders effect change through collaboration

By Steve Macaulay On March 11, 2019

No one is an island: how successful leaders effect change through collaboration

Leading organisational change and transformation is one of the biggest and most complex challenges a manager can face. We all...

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By Mark Davies On March 7, 2019

Creating compelling customer value propositions

Key account management (KAM) has evolved radically over the last five years or so. The traditional focus of managing a large...

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Implementing Key Account Management: To plan or not to plan…

By Dr. Sue Holt On February 21, 2019

Implementing Key Account Management: To plan or not to plan…

Ask organisations to list the essential ingredients of a Key Account implementation and Key Account Plans will always feature on...

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By Dr Ido van der Heijden On February 11, 2019

Becoming the best leader you can be

All business leaders eventually reach a crossroads. They look back and see the successes involved in getting them to where they...

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Tags: leadership, influence, career

Steering the way in times of change: What makes a good leader?

By Cranfield School of Management On January 30, 2019

Steering the way in times of change: What makes a good leader?

The question: ‘what makes a good leader?’ is one that businesses and education experts have been attempting to answer for many...

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Why is it so difficult to learn from failure?

By Steve Macaulay On January 21, 2019

Why is it so difficult to learn from failure?

Failure happens. For a myriad different reasons, things go wrong. And at an organisational level, the consequences will range...

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Living with the uncertainty of Brexit - 3 steps to execution

By professor mike bourne On January 14, 2019

Living with the uncertainty of Brexit - 3 steps to execution

What will be the outcome of Brexit? We still don’t know and some of the repercussions will run on for years. So what can we do...

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Turning the dials on women in leadership

The Gender Pay Gap data published in April 19 for the second year, showed that although some companies have improved, for many...

Lessons for Leaders

“An unexamined life is not worth living” Socrates

The power of the self–aware leader

Senior executives - whether they’re long established or new to the business, heading up the whole organisation or a single...

No one is an island: how successful leaders effect change through collaboration

Leading organisational change and transformation is one of the biggest and most complex challenges a manager can face. We all...

Creating compelling customer value propositions

Implementing Key Account Management: To plan or not to plan…

Becoming the best leader you can be

All business leaders eventually reach a crossroads. They look back and see the successes involved in getting them to where they...

Steering the way in times of change: What makes a good leader?

The question: ‘what makes a good leader?’ is one that businesses and education experts have been attempting to answer for many...

Why is it so difficult to learn from failure?

Living with the uncertainty of Brexit - 3 steps to execution

What will be the outcome of Brexit? We still don’t know and some of the repercussions will run on for years. So what can we do...

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