By Staff writer
British SME bosses all face the same headwinds. In many ways it can be argued they are turning into a full-blown storm. The natural reaction for some may be stress and trying in vain to not pull their hair out in frustration.
By Staff writer
Martin Burns, senior principal transformation consultant, EMEA at CA Technologies explains why a critical enabler for delivering results is extreme focus on the important.
The movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, based on a novel of the same name, cleverly tilted its humour and various pranks in beginning scenes towards a tragic ending. We re privy to a mental institution’s patient revolt, as well as its simplistic approach to mental illness.
By Staff writer
Former Manchester United football coach, professional sports psychologist and author of new book The Winning Mindset, Damien Hughes, reveals five sporting principles that leaders can apply in business.
Author of The Conscious Leader, Shelley Reciniello, specified that business involved far more than spreadsheets and meetings. Understanding psychology proved just as crucial.
By Staff writer
CEO at AeroBlue and business turnaround expert, Ruta Gabalis, offers five ways to recover your firm from the brink.
Too many bosses focus on how they are perceived as leaders, research by?6 Group has suggested. It also found that those who don’t mind occasionally becoming followers will find the most success.
By Staff writer
Given the outcome of the Six Nations tournament, it is easy to forget how far English rugby has come since the disastrous group stage exit from a World Cup on home soil back in 2015.
By Staff writer
As any leader knows, it’s not just lonely at the top. At times it’s terrifying. That mental intensity is amplified in times of change.
By Giles Fuchs
If someone was to ask me what is the single most important function of my role as managing director is, I would say: developing and investing in my leadership team.
