Insight
About 20 hours
William Winstone reviews what it takes to change long practised habits, from the point of view of a sport close to his heart.
21st September 2021
William Winstone reviews what it takes to change long practised habits, from the point of view of a sport close to his heart.
The fifth episode in our podcast series focuses on complexity and collaboration.
Given Team GB’s sustained success over the last four Olympic cycles, the forgotten name is Peter Keen. We worked with Peter to develop a template containing all the elements of a world class system and introduce it to British sport.
William Winstone reviews the qualities of good leadership, and why ego strength, rather than egotism is a key positive.
In this week’s insight, Hetty Einzig shares her thoughts on how we’re adapting to life coming out of lockdown. She urges us all to take our time, notice what we’re feeling and experiencing, and stay true to what feels right for us in this period of ongoing transition.
Great leaders find the time to think about these questions on their own, with their colleagues, and with their teams. As we come out of lockdown (again), it’s a good time to ask “how will you continue to harness your organization’s drive and creativity over the next period?”
Jonathan Males and John Anderson share practical guidance on developing a resilient organisational culture in this online Webinar.
The fourth episode in our Podcast series focuses on how the Covid pandemic has changed the way we work and live. Katherine Bond talks with Jean Michel Orieux.
The world has become obsessed with productivity. Long hours, back-to-back zooms and to-do lists that can put fear into even the most stoic of executives. And over the last year, changes to how we work had brought this to the fore even more.
The Cynefin framework defines different types of problems and the leadership approach required to address them. It’s a helpful framework as we think about the success of the vaccine roll out – and to understand many other situations that we experience as human beings, and as leaders, navigating through challenging times.
The Covid pandemic continues to test us at all levels of society, in our homes, with our families and at work. As we write (March 2021) the rapid roll out of vaccines, at least in the UK, offers hope for the year ahead, but we are still far from anywhere near ‘normal.’
Resilience is always important, but never more so than in times of uncertainty and volatility. At Mezzana Partners, we’ve had 25 years experience working with Olympic athletes, exceptional leaders, and global businesses, develop their resilience in a proactive and strategic way.
