Criticaleye

Criticaleye

Business Consulting and Services

Inspiring Leaders to Succeed

About us

Criticaleye is a Peer-to-Peer Board Community, with over 20 years of experience in transforming executives and global leadership teams. We help them achieve alignment, break down silos and build trust at the senior level. As the Peer-to-Peer Board Community, our work reinforces the role of the CEO as a leader and the importance of accountability within an executive team. We successfully enhance high-performing leadership teams by utilising our global reach: a strong Community of peer relationships. Our structured, bespoke approach helps executives and their teams to overcome challenges and obtain structured outcomes. We deliver this by creating an experiential learning environment that leverages the knowledge and expertise of our international leadership Community, fostering team collaboration and sharpening the capabilities of individual leaders.

Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2003
Specialties
Leadership, Thought Leadership, Profile and Networking, and Business issues

Locations

  • Primary

    4th Floor

    22 Tudor Street

    London, EC4Y 0AY, GB

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  • WeWork Cityplaza Three, 14 Taikoo Wan Road

    Room 20-105, 21/F

    Hong Kong, HK

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Employees at Criticaleye

Updates

  • CEOs and senior leadership teams cannot rely on well-worn playbooks for success. It’s why they’re looking to break apart existing operating models and organisational structures as they seek to move faster, get closer to customers and improve performance. Our latest Leadership Insight article features leaders from our global Community who spoke at our Asia Leadership Retreat last week! They explore the importance of organisational reinvention and emphasise adaptability in leadership to meet shifting customer demands and competitive pressures. ➡️ Anoop Sagoo, Chief Operating Officer for Asia Oceania at Accenture Southeast Asia ➡️ Matthew Blagg, CEO of Criticaleye ➡️ Marianthi Psaha, President and Head of EMEA for Santen Pharmaceutical ➡️ Alan Choi, SVP & CFO for APAC at PepsiCo Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eijGWqPy #LeadershipInsight #reinvention #APAC Criticaleye Asia

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  • Make sure you don't miss this annual Life Trends report by Criticaleye CPO Retreat Partner, Accenture UK & Ireland which looks ahead to the coming year, examining the trends in behaviours and attitudes across business, technology and society.  Key takeaways include: ➡️ 52 percent of people have experienced deep-fake attacks or scams for personal information and/or money. The onus is on brands to make sure their online presence is building trust with consumers, not hesitation ➡️ The impatience economy – 55 percent of people prefer a quick solution and are willing to explore riskier routes to achieve their health and financial goals ➡️ Of those surveyed, only 29 percent of employees trust that their company’s leaders have their best interests at heart. Leaders should be energising the workforce by treating them like people and not machines – AI shouldn’t be personified Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eUHcXgdx #LifeTrends #growth #tech #CPOretreat

    Life Trends 2025

    Life Trends 2025

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  • In this interview with Jacob Ambrose Willson, BAE Systems’ CFO Brad Greve shares his perspective on the role of the CFO as an enterprise leader and a driver of value creation. Brad explains how the finance function and the team around him at BAE are “wired to value creation” and emphasises the importance of building trust and empowering individuals to deliver high performance. With insights into optimising portfolios and navigating strategic challenges, Brad highlights why value creation remains at the core of a CFO’s responsibilities. Click here for the full interview: https://lnkd.in/eBmyZvfD #CFOInterviewSeries #leadership

  • It's been a tiring year for leaders, so it’s paramount to recharge before coming back in January 2025. Thanks to our MD Andrew Minton for contributing to our Christmas Countdown. He offers some tips on unwinding during the festive break, including: 🎄 Prioritise genuine rest and unplug fully. Try to disconnect from work and use the time to establish healthy sleep habits – we all know that rest is crucial for decision-making and problem-solving. 🎄 Occupy your mind differently by engaging in something you love. Find something to concentrate on – that isn’t work. 🎄 Reflect on the year. Acknowledge your accomplishments to end the year on a positive note. But also consider what didn’t go as planned and learn the lessons 🎄 Revisit Your 'Why'. Think about why you do what you do and how it aligns with your personal values and goals, but also reflect on how your work contributes to or impacts others, whether it’s your team, customers, or your family. 🎄 Set some intentions for 2025 - where do you want to focus your energy? Set a mix of work-related and personal objectives to maintain balance in the coming year. Visualise success – what are the outcomes you hope to achieve next year. #leadership #festivebreak #2025

  • Criticaleye reposted this

    Did I think we would get to end of the year and grow our proposition ? Of course I did. Did I think it would be easy? No, because it was not and very rarely is. What made it easier ? That is worth momentarily reflecting on because I see it working elsewhere in leadership and organisations that continue to grow : - BELIEF AND RESILIENCE - both are needed it’s the beauty and the grit required to move forward - CAPABLE TEAM AND STAKEHOLDERS to better broadcast what needs to be done and be the future torch bearers of the organisation - KEEP CLOSE to your customers and know how and where to focus upon them and their varying needs - COMMUNICATION of intent and make it inclusive A big thank you to those of you who made it happen, as we look forward to progressing next year with even greater amounts of vigour and intent!

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