CEO

Organizational culture serves as the invisible tapestry woven into the fabric of every successful company, influencing employee behaviour, decision-making, and overall company dynamics.

Crisis preparedness encapsulates the strategic initiatives and preemptive measures an organization undertakes to identify, respond to, and recover from potential crises.

The concept of empowered leadership has emerged as a transformative force, challenging traditional norms and fostering innovation and inclusivity.

The modern era demands a nuanced approach—one that embraces diversity, fosters inclusion, and navigates the complexities of a culturally diverse workforce.

'During Wilko’s struggles in the past two-to-three years, the business had two different CEOs and two different CFOs. Last year also saw the retailer’s managing director leave, while earlier this year the company’s chair stepped aside, and…

Inspiring the Workplace through Transparency and Accountability

From the pristine peaks to the corporate corridors, the journey of leadership is as varied as the terrain. In this article, Hazel Barlow invites us into executive and leadership coaching, offering a unique vantage point - that of a seasoned…

"Through a combination of striking architectural designs, premium finishes, and strategic site acquisitions, Gurner™ quickly gained a significant market share in the luxury apartment sector."

Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) are influential leaders at the helm of established businesses and organizations.

Business leaders need to adopt Integrated Business Planning (IBP) as a courageous, future-oriented approach that relies on innovation, data, and adaptability to make informed decisions and navigate challenges effectively.

"Strong leaders today, create the space and the environment that allows and encourages their people to learn together and flourish. Sounds simple, but with day-to-day pressures it can be hard for leaders to achieve this, that’s where the…

"So, what does good management look like in the land of Zoom and Teams?  Let’s start by going back to basics."