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Management Today"s Leadership Lessons

Management Today

Management Today"s Leadership Lessons podcast is aimed at entertaining, educating and inspiring people to be better leaders. The podcast delves into the world of leadership and management, bringing fresh insights, trends and advice to the ears of busy senior leaders. We interview CEOs, founders, authors, executive coaches, business professors and other experts to discover the real secrets to effective leadership. We also provide crucial insight into some of the biggest business stories of the day to

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51:30

How to prevent burnout

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2023/05/18

In this episode, Jennifer Moss, the author of The Burnout Epidemic: The Rise of Chronic Stress and How To Fix It, offers powerful advice to leaders about how to recognise and reduce chronic stress in their organisations before people "hit the wall."She also gives a candid account of her personal experience with burnout, which forced her to quit the tech start-up she founded. She urges others in a similar position to act early, take it seriously and focus on small wins to recover.Her biggest

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41:17

When leadership becomes personal

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2023/04/27

Dr Charmaine Griffiths, the CEO of the British Heart Foundation, has always known what she does is personal. But when a family crisis happened during the pandemic, it made it even more acute. In this latest episode of Management Today's Leadership Lessons, Griffiths discusses what it was like to step in to the CEO role just weeks before the Covid pandemic hit, how she steered the organisation through the crisis including dealing with a loss of £10m a month due to its 730 forced shop closures, and

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38:15

How to be a neurodivergent leader

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2023/04/13

Michael Queenan, chief executive of Nephos Technology, was diagnosed with autism and ADHD at the age of 41. He then embarked on a journey of self-reflection as he grappled with his new identity and what that means for him as a CEO. He is now writing a book about his own experiences as a neurodiverse leader and advice for others on how to better understand and interact with neurodiverse people.Also in the show: How to be a business prepper and the latest whistleblowing data. CreditsPresenters: Kate

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50:20

How to achieve ambitious things

Management Today"s Leadership Lessons ·

2023/03/23

'Deliverologist' Sir Michael Barber knows how to get things done. He is most famous for setting up then Prime Minister Tony Blair’s ‘delivery unit’ and has advised seven of the past eight British Prime Ministers (Liz Truss is the exception). He is currently advising the Government on its skills reform plan. He has also worked at McKinsey, Pearson and has advised Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Team Sky and England Football.In this episode, he discusses the best advice for leaders from his

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41:31

How to work with difficult people

Management Today"s Leadership Lessons ·

2023/03/09

Have you ever found yourself ruminating over a difficult conversation at work? Our guest on this episode is here to help. Amy Gallo is an expert on human conflict. She is Harvard Business Review’s contributing editor, co-host of the Women at Work podcast and author of two books on conflict. The latest is called Getting Along, How To Work With Anyone, (Even Difficult People).In her book, she identifies eight types of difficult people which will probably be all too familiar to listeners, including the

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40:33

What one CEO learnt from going sober

Management Today"s Leadership Lessons ·

2023/02/23

In today's episode, MT's Kate and Éilis discuss Shell's profits, the rise of AI and Nicola Sturgeon's resignation. Éilis also speaks to Sam White, founder of Stella Insurance, who watched her mother succumb to alcoholism. She takes us on her journey to sobriety and how it's made her a more confident leader.Credits:Presenters - Kate Magee and Éilis CroninProduction - Nav PalArtwork - David RobinsonSpecial thanks to Sam White, founder and chief executive of Stella Insurance.Check out the story on

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40:51

How to lead a failing business

Management Today"s Leadership Lessons ·

2023/02/09

Cheryl Calverley was the CEO of Eve Sleep when it went into administration in October. In this episode, she gives a frank account of how she steered the business through its eight month decline, the key lessons she learnt along the way and how she coped with the heavy personal toll of failure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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39:14

What one CEO learnt after nearly dying from stress

Management Today"s Leadership Lessons ·

2023/01/26

Welcome to Management Today's new Leadership Lessons podcast. In our first episode, MT’s editor Kate Magee and staff writer Éilis Cronin discuss the key trends that will affect leaders in 2023, before we hear the powerful story of Glow London’s CEO Emma Harris.Harris had a stress-related cardiac arrest on a work trip, but against frightening odds, survived unharmed. After writing a post on LinkedIn from her bed in the ICU urging leaders to slow down. It went viral, with 9,000 comment and 90,000

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