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Oliver Banks recognised as one of Thinkers 360’s Top Voices

Oliver Banks, author of Driving Retail Transformation, recognised as one of Thinkers 360’s Top Voices for thought leadership across all sectors and geographies.

Announcing the Thinkers360 Top Voices 2024

Find and work with the World’s Premier B2B Thought Leaders, Advisors, Analysts, Authors, Influencers & Speakers (100M+ followers combined). Join Enterprise Lite to work with all of these experts! Announcing the Thinkers360 Top Voices 2024 We are thrilled to introduce the second annual Thinkers360 Top Voices Award, a prestigious recognition that celebrates the outstanding contributions of our thought…

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Catherine Garrod in World Financial Review

‘Inclusion is about moving away from one-size-fits-all, towards better serving those that have been historically underserved, or not served at all.’

Catherine Garrod, author of Conscious Inclusion, contributed the article ‘When it Comes to Inclusion, We Don’t Have to Know Everything, but Every Team Can (and Should) do Something’ to World Financial Review.

When it Comes to Inclusion, We Don’t Have to Know Everything, but Every Team Can (and Should) do Something – The World Financial Review

Discover how teams can foster inclusion without needing all the answers. Learn actionable steps every team can take to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, creating a more inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Read more for insights and strategies.

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Martin Farrell on The Knowing Who You Are Podcast

Martin Farrell, author of Good Leaders in Turbulent Times, was a guest on the Knowing Who You Are podcast where he discussed his motivation in writing the book with host Ershad Alamgir.

Interview with Martin Farrell, Author and International Facilitator

Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Martin, an author, international facilitator and crisis coach now in his sixth decade working in and for civil society in the UK and worldwide.

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Two PI authors shortlisted for the Leadership Book of the Year!

Sarah Langslow, author of Do Sweat the Small Stuff, and Lauren Neal, author of Valued at Work,  shortlisted for The Institute of Leadership’s Leadership Book of the Year!

Our Finalists | Institute of Leadership

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Sarah Langslow on ITN Business

‘The good news is that as leaders we can harness the power of micro-interactions: by being thoughtful and intentional about our impact we can use them to build trust, increase engagement, strengthen relationships and ultimately drive performance.’

Sarah Langslow, author of Do Sweat the Small Stuff, was interviewed as part of the ‘Unlocking Leadership’ ITN series. 

Unlocking Leadership: With executive coach Sarah Langslow – ITN Business

Sarah Langslow, an executive coach and leadership specialist, shares her insights on leadership and the power of micro-interactions.

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Richard Mawer on Steel FM

Richard Mawer, author of Remarkable Business Growth, was a guest on the The Business Show on Steel FM where he discussed bringing his many years in business to helping SME’s to grow with practical advice, software and his book.

Steel FM’s Business Show – Show One Hundred and Forty Three-30-09-2024 by Steel FM Scunthorpe

Remarkable Business Growth, Lincolnshire Showground Charity and the ‘Hive Live’ Business Exhibition. These are the three topics for conversation on today’s ‘The Business Show’ at 10am on Steel FM. First up is Richard Mawer, owner of Ignite Growth Consultancy and Amazon No 1 author with his business book, ‘Remarkable Business Growth’.

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Bob Gomersall in Authority Magazine

Authority Magazine

‘In any negotiations I always look for solutions that work for all the parties involved. Some people have to “win” by getting a better deal for themselves rather one that makes sense for both parties. This does not lead to satisfactory long-term outcomes because the person who has “lost” will walk away at the first opportunity.’

Dr Bob Gomersall author of Worthwhile Wealth, took part in the Authority Magazine interview series ‘ How To Successfully Ride The Emotional Highs & Lows Of Being An Entrepreneur’

Dr Bob Gomersall Of Surpass Assessment On How To Successfully Ride The Emotional Highs & Lows Of…

Dr Bob Gomersall has founded three successful technology businesses, invests in start-up businesses and has just published his first book, ‘Worthwhile Wealth: An entrepreneur’s guide to success that…

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Nadia Nagamootoo on The HRZone

‘A simple way to start this work is to invite new discussions with diverse colleagues.’

Nadia Nagamootoo, author of Beyond Discomfort, contributed the article ‘Playing the race card’: What underpins a proof-seeking leader?’ to HRZone.

‘Playing the race card’: What underpins a proof-seeking leader?

The challenge of the intangible nature of diversity, equity and inclusion, and how we push past never knowing the ‘truth’.

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Todd Unger on The CX & Culture Connection Podcast

Todd Unger, author of The 10-Second Customer Journey was a guest on the CX & Culture Connection Podcast where he discussed the evolving role of the Chief Experience Officer arguing that it’s less about the title, and more about breaking down silos, fostering collaboration, and building a customer-centric culture.

The Role of the CXO with Todd Unger, CXO of American Medical Association

A successful brand isn’t just about having a great product or service; it’s about connecting with customers on an emotional level. This week on CX & Culture Connection Podcast, host Matt Egol, CCXP is joined by Todd Unger, CXO, American Medical Association, to discuss the evolving role of the Chief Experience Officer.