Learning from the 100 most effective, practical people you need to meet.
We've take a bit of a break over summer - but now, roaring back to life with some outstanding individuals sharing their hard-won knowledge and experience with us.
Let's find out what's coming up in t…
In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Mike Pino, a futurologist, about the future of work and the challenges that new managers face in today's business environment. Here are some of th…
Binda Patel is the Director of Innovation at the Sutton Trust and the Sutton Trust that champions social mobility through different programs, research and influencing policy, news and opinion.
She w…
In this episode, we dive into a fascinating discussion with Shantanu Shekhar, an experienced leader in revenue operations, who shares his insights on how to drive success as a manager.
Shantanu's th…
We talk about a lot. I've never met a neurodivergent leadership developer before.
In this great episode, Kene Erike and I discuss the significance of the number 33, mental maturity, goal-setting, an…
In my latest episode, I had the pleasure of talking with Molly Johnson-Jones, CEO of Flexa, about how to truly embrace and make the most out of flexible working. Flexa is a company that specializes i…
Dr. Pat - why am I fat and lazy?
Believe it or not, Dr. Pat has an answer...
Dr. Pat Boulogne is a doctor of functional medicine, CEO of Healthteam Network and a "coach with a mentor's heart".
In thi…
Jimmy Burroughes, a former British Army captain turned Business Leadership Management coach.
Jimmy shared his journey from his first management role during the Gulf War to becoming a coach, and we bo…
From part time student to CEO.
Learn how CEO of Sana Commerce Michiel Schipperus made his move and how he hires for success.
When the future minister of finance of the Netherlands offered Michiel hi…
Josh Novelle is an analytical people person. And a former long-haired Metal fan. And a welder. (Different type of metal...)
He's also a pragmatic business leader who annoys the heck out of people by …
Teaching taught him to be prepared for anything! (Has he met my kids?)
Knowing you don't have to know the answer helped him become a better manager.
Faris Aranki, CEO of Shiageto consulting is an ad…
Flo Broderick likes to promote from inside, although she says it is a difficult balance to make.
After all - that's where she came from.
Do you hire just the right experience from outside, or look a…
Vinit Patel co-founder of Filtered.com keeps on going by working in bursts, and designing his job so he takes on different roles every so often. He thinks it's a great thing for anyone in any company…
I recently interviewed Lasse Hamre, co-founder of TASK.NO, and he shared some valuable insights on teamwork, trust, experimentation, freedom and responsibility. Here's a quick summary of our chat, co…
Brain-crush alert!
Riffing and role playing with her father on his work challenges, and the product of many mentors - Judy Wairimu has a clear list of five big things managers need to avoid:
1) Over …
Michael Hanson's dad taught him to "just do it".
He thinks we need to start with our own purpose before helping others find theirs.
Through a distinctive and varied career so far, covering four count…
Join me in this remarkable 1 hour special episode with Jo Owen on a wide ranging conversation covering:
Infobesity.
From the sausage works to Formula One, Paul Teasdale has had an international and madly varied career.
Now landing on his own delivering against his RAPID performance framework - we talk …
"Have you tried turning him off and on again?" What would appear in your personal operating manual?
Gerry Griffin is an author, composer, teacher, entrepreneur and now luthier (maker of guitars).
He's also a storyteller and expert in communications and strategy.
In his illustrious career he has ref…