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Alison Coward on Workshops Work Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture (forthcoming), joins Rebecca Sutherns and Sunni Brown on the Workshops Work podcast to talk about what it means to collaborate, how we can create the conditions for creative connection, and why the ‘right’ people will fail to collaborate without a deliberate structure.

Collaboration: Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Partnerships

To be a good collaborator, you need to be very clear what you are offering.

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Chris Altizer and Gloria Johnson-Cusack on the Avenir Consulting Podcast

‘…it is ironic that there is a belief that those with unearned advantages shouldn’t be resourced because they have been provided with resources all their lives. What we need to do is to empower everyone for change to occur.’

Chris Altizer and Gloria Johnson-Cusack, authors of Growing the Elephant are guests on the Avenir Consulting Podcast where they discuss how they shift the linguistic focus from ‘privilege’ to ‘earned and unearned advantage.

Why Care?#34: Chris Altizer and Gloria Johnson-Cusack -Growing the Elephant – Avenir

In Episode 34, I am joined by two guests: Chris Altizer, a leader and partner of Altizer Performance Partners, and, Gloria Johnson-Cusack, founder and owner of Gloria Johnson-Cusack Consulting. We discuss their book, Growing the Elephant, and how they shift the linguistic focus from ‘privilege’ to ‘

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Olusegun Aganga on This Day Live

‘Reclaiming the Jewel of Africa is a sobering reminder of who we are as a people, where are we are coming from, some of the mistakes we have made and their consequences and the lessons we should imbibe going forward.’ 

Olusegun Aganga, author of Reclaiming the Jewel of Africa, is featured on This Day Live.

Nigeria, Africa and the Promise of Tomorrow

By Olusegun Adeniyi In his 1998 book, ‘The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some are So Rich and Some So Poor’ the late Harvard Emeritus Professor of History and Economics, David Landes interrogated the paradox of our country. In 1965, according to Landes, Nigeria, an oil exporting country, had higher GDP per capita than Indonesia, another oil exporting country.

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Paul Gaskin’s TEDx talk goes live.

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Paul Gaskin, author of A Stuttering Revolution (publishing November 2023), is now officially a TEDx speaker – his talk ‘A Stuttering Revolution. Don’t fix your stutter, fix your life’ has now been released on the official TEDx channel.

Watch the talk here…

A Stuttering Revolution. Don’t fix your stutter, fix your life. | Paul Gaskin | TEDxNorthwich

What do you do to help someone who stutters? You focus on stopping the stuttering. Right! You could. But what if there was another way. Paul Gaskin wants to start a stuttering revolution to do just that! Paul Gaskin is a senior global HR leader who has stuttered all his life.

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Grant Muller on Level Up Live

Grant Muller, author of Top of Heart, is a guest on Level Up Live speaking with West McDonald about future proofing your business.

Human Connections – The Key to Futureproofing Your Business

Join us on this special YouTube Live session, hosted by Ken Edmonds and West McDonald, as we sit down with an inspiring figure, Grant Muller. From reaching millionaire status at the young age of 30, to facing life’s harshest realities which led him to addiction and homelessness, Muller’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

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Becky Hall in Business Leader

‘The first step is to take the time to pause and reflect, and then – like any habits or behaviour change, the key is to notice what you are doing, reflect on whether it’s right for you, and then make a choice about whether to continue it that way or make some adjustments before you re-set. Notice, reflect, choose, and reset.’

Becky Hall, author of The Art of Enough, is featured in Business Leader talking about why we need to rethink what productivity looks like in the summer.

Why we need to rethink what productivity looks like in the summer – Business Leader News

In this guest article, Becky Hall, accredited executive coach, discusses how leaders can use the summer slowdown to their advantage.

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Cath Bishop in The Guardian

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‘The most powerful part of sport is always the human stories. We must realise that’s the case off the pitch as much as on the pitch. We need to bring a broader range of stories into sport’s boardrooms and committee rooms on a regular basis, not just in culture reviews.’

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, is featured in The Guardian speaking about how every sporting body should be listening to excluded voices.

Cricket report a shocking wake-up call: this is how all sports can do better | Cath Bishop

Testimonies that reveal misogyny, racism and sexism should jolt every sporting body into listening to excluded voices

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Olusegun Aganga’s launch event at the Royal African Society

Olusegun Aganga, author of Reclaiming the Jewel of Africa, and the UK launch of his book hosted by the Royal African Society.

Posted on LinkedIn by Obi James with a link to the Channels Television Business Global coverage of the launch:

Obi James 🇫🇮🇳🇬 on LinkedIn: #leadership #diversity #inclusion #equity #nigeria #africa #futureofafrica

What a packed, insightful and engaging book launch event! 🌍 Royal African Society worked beautifully with the Former Federal Minister of Trade and…

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Fabienne Vailes on The Leeds Sanctuary Podcast

Fabienne Vailes, author of The Flourishing Student, is a guest on The Leeds Sanctuary Podcast speaking about mental health and education, spiritual health and parenting older children.

The Leeds Sanctuary Podcast: Flourishing – The Flourishing Student (Part I)

In this episode of our “Flourishing” stream, Sam talks to Fabienne Vailes, an expert on wellbeing in education. In this first half of their discussion, they talk about what flourishing really looks like, and ask who are we in this garden called life?

The Leeds Sanctuary Podcast: Flourishing – The Flourishing Student (Part II)

In the second half of Sam’s conversation with Fabienne Vailes, an expert on wellbeing in education, they talk about mental health and education, spiritual health and parenting older children. If you haven’t listened to part I yet, you can find it here. You can learn more about Fabienne’s work and access free resources at her website: www.flourishingstudent.com.