Quaker business practices prove to be more profitable
Quaker business principles of fairness and trust are now being shown to be more profitable and less distressing. I’m sitting in my room at the […]
Quaker business principles of fairness and trust are now being shown to be more profitable and less distressing. I’m sitting in my room at the […]
True freedom to act is crucial to authentic leadership, and yet it depends on a personal clarity about our beliefs and values, and how we […]
Leaders who lack the ability to empathise with their team especially in what seem to them to be trivia or unnecessary, make choices and act […]
Do the senior partners of accountancy practices really live longer than the rest of us? Evidence suggests that organised achievers live longest. Business leaders who […]
The iron will that you need to bounce back and win in business, sport, or to pass exams even when the chips are down, may […]
Why do people who know one another, who work with one another, actively avoid eye contact, and what are the consequences of this? One of […]
When you are trying to convey your business proposition to a potential customer or referrer, it often helps not to tell them what you do […]
Over the years I have written about quite a few organisations. Roughly half of these have been exceptional performers – ones that I feel should […]
This morning’s news is that the construction company Balfour Beatty has been fined £2.25 million through the Serious Fraud Office’s (SFO) new powers to recover […]
At the 9th World Congress on Corporate Governance, held at the Royal Overseas League in London last week, I was responsible for chairing a session […]