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Brands, Leadership and the Climate Crisis

Great Leadership By Dan

Whilst hyper-relevance, ultra-personalisation, collaboration, ethics and sustainability are the crucial foundations of success; those tasked with creating that innovation are now faced with the challenge of the environmental crisis. This meaning that society and business alike are confronted with an existential dilemma.

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June 2018 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Jim Taggart of Changing Winds provided May the Force be with You: Ethical Leadership During Discontinuous Change. Trying to understand the forces of change and learning how to ride the wave, instead of futilely resisting, will not just be a more productive exercise but also hugely less stressful. Thoughts on leadership ethics.

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Leading in a World of Change: Lessons from Downton Abbey

Great Leadership By Dan

Part of the attraction for me is the weekly escape to an unfamiliar world – a time, a place and a culture that seem light-years away from the daily challenges I face consulting with businesses on leadership issues. Don’t try to resist technology in the workplace. The business models of the past are transforming at a breathtaking pace.

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The Climate Crisis and Brand Futures

Strategy Driven

I believe that hyper-relevance, ultra-personalisation, collaboration, ethics and sustainability are the crucial foundations of success. XR use nonviolent resistance to protest against climate breakdown, biodiversity loss, and the risk of human extinction and ecological collapse. For strategists, the implications are profound.

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Leaders Share about New Beginnings, Fresh Starts, and Project Launches: A Frontline Festival

Let's Grow Leaders

Jeff Miller of The Faithful Pacesetters shares that it is sometimes a challenge to start something new, especially when you are met with resistance. Linda Fisher Thornton of Leading in Context points out that on the journey to ethical leadership, we all struggle. Follow Jeff. Follow LaRae. But what if we looked at it another way?

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The Language Of Leadership

Lead from Within

Ethos i s the Greek word for character (and the source of the English word “ethic”), representing leadership with open will. Open will means surrendering to chance, allowing what may come to emerge without resistance. For coaching, consulting, workshops and speaking. When we have credibility, we are trusted.To

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Book Review: Managing the Millennials

LDRLB

Leading/managing Millennials is fast becoming a lucrative niche-field for writers and consultants to help companies with. They complain about their work ethic, label them with derogatory titles, and back up their opinions with a few anecdotal stories.

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