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Winning Teams Require…

by Russell Driscoll | Oct 19, 2021 | People Management - Management Solutions, Team Development

Winning Teams Need A Winning Leader Note: This blog (longer than usual) is constructed of extracts from a Leadership session I delivered approximately two years ago. Therefore, it may not flow as well as what you have come to expect of me. Teams are everywhere but...

Team Development: Intersections of opportunities and challenges

by Russell Driscoll | Sep 30, 2021 | People Management - Management Solutions, Team Development

Ever considered why you will find teams everywhere and why Team Development is an essential topic? Of course not, because you already know why teams exist; synergy. Synergy leads to productivity, productivity leads to benefit! But the productivity that creates such...

The Reputation That Your Organisation Deserves

by Russell Driscoll | Sep 20, 2021 | Protection Management (Governance) - Management Solutions, Purpose Management

When considering Reputation Management, I’m repeatedly bemused by the contrast in the amounts of an organisation’s advertising budget compared to their reputation protection budget. I jest! Obviously, most organisations don’t have a line item in their expenses ledger...

Communication Management; what are you saying?

by Russell Driscoll | Sep 6, 2021 | Communication Management, Purpose Management

Communication Management; what are you saying? A recent business survey found that Communication Management is still undervalued by most organisations, to their peril. While it would be so easy to criticise such behaviour, reality reflects that this is a challenging...

Core Values

by Russell Driscoll | Sep 6, 2021 | Protection Management (Governance) - Management Solutions, Purpose Management

Core Values; Does every organisation have them? One would like to think so, but certainly, not all organisations specifically articulate their core values. Some will say that you will find them in their vision and/or mission statements, but I prefer the separate...

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