The Great War, volunteers, and socks combined to create a leadership opportunity for Lady Annette Liverpool in New Zealand in 1914.
Happy Thanksgiving
Kristen Gyorgak
26 November 2020
Practicing an attitude for gratitude has been proven to be good for your health.
Test your assumptions - often
Kristen Gyorgak
29 October 2020
This past weekend was a sobering reminder for me of the importance of testing my assumptions.
Lessons from the Presidential podium
Kristen Gyorgak
1 October 2020
Yesterday I put myself through a lot of pain. Three separate painful sessions: a dentist appointment, a tattoo session, and watching the first 2020 ...
Aotearoa politics & public sector 20/20 hindsight
Hilary Bryan
11 December 2020
In our December webinar Hilary took a look back on Aotearoa politics, the public sector in 2020 and what lies ahead.
Busting silos
Kristen Gyorgak
13 November 2020
Silos occur when people, structures, and processes are isolated and information isn't shared between them. Most people agree that silos damage their...
Lessons for leaders from the campaign trail
Hilary Bryan
16 October 2020
Political campaigns are a reminder that emotions move people.
The necessity of discomfort
Dinah Vincent
29 September 2020
Does framing diversity and inclusion as 'good for business' lose sight of the argument for fairness and equity?
The No Asshole Rule
Kristen Gyorgak
7 December 2020
I used to work with an asshole. It's negative and damaging. And we all have a role in making sure we root out the assholes amongst us.
The language of victory: Biden's speech
Hilary Bryan
9 November 2020
Joe Biden's first speech as President-elect is a key milestone in the transition of power.
Why you should feel sorry for politicians
Hilary Bryan
13 October 2020
Politicians are caught in a huge cauldron of steaming ambiguity.
Thinking and planning for the future
Hilary Bryan
25 September 2020
The future isn't what it used to be. Join us for an hour to think about how we can think and plan for the future in a way that's meaningful and usef...