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"The best ideas don't come from the boardroom, the best ideas come from the frontline." Fantastic interview with James Timpson who's a real proponent of human connections, genuine psychological safety and empowering leaders to actively listen to employees. His ideas on 'upside down management' would be transformational in any business. It's a must watch/listen for anyone in a leadership position. The Rolls Royce story put a smile on my face(around 22:00 mins in). Offering something fun, extravagant and a bit special to top performers was almost stopped because of someone senior in finance. It's a brave leader who is prepared to push back on culture blockers even if they are high up in the business. How often do you hear... "it's a great idea but...." There are always a 1000 reasons to not do something; but a good idea to improve your culture that your employees love should be cherished. If you build a culture that people want to be part of; you foster loyalty, creativity, innovation, amazing customer experiences and deep rooted, authentic connections. Have a little listen and enjoy! https://lnkd.in/g8RKKAjP

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals: 🧠 Visionary 🛠️ Integrator 💡 EOS Implementer So... Are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, what do I do as an EOS Implementer? What’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter, co-author of "Rocket Fuel," is here to explain. 🚀 🚀 🚀

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals: 🧠 Visionary 🛠️ Integrator 💡 EOS Implementer So... Are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, what do I do as an EOS Implementer? What’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter, co-author of "Rocket Fuel," is here to explain. 🚀 🚀 🚀

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals: 🧠 Visionary 🛠️ Integrator 💡 EOS Implementer So... Are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, what do I do as an EOS Implementer? What’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter, co-author of "Rocket Fuel," is here to explain. 🚀 🚀 🚀

If you have not shown you can do something, you have no right to be made a leader - Dr. Christopher Kolade Click the link below to watch the full video https://lnkd.in/dW8CHx49 #businessdayexclusive #businessday

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals. These three leaders are the Visionary, the Integrator, and the EOS Implementer. So, are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, who am I, the EOS Implementer? These are the three key roles in any entrepreneurial business running on EOS. So, what’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter is here to explain.

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals. These three leaders are the Visionary, the Integrator, and the EOS Implementer. So, are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, who am I, the EOS Implementer? These are the three key roles in any entrepreneurial business running on EOS. So, what’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter is here to explain.

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals. These three leaders are the Visionary, the Integrator, and the EOS Implementer. So, are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, who am I, the EOS Implementer? These are the three key roles in any entrepreneurial business running on EOS. So, what’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter is here to explain.

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals. These three leaders are the Visionary, the Integrator, and the EOS Implementer. So, are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, who am I, the EOS Implementer? These are the three key roles in any entrepreneurial business running on EOS. So, what’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter is here to explain.

When a company runs on EOS, it has three important leaders in the room working to gain traction toward their business goals. These three leaders are the Visionary, the Integrator, and the EOS Implementer. So, are you a Visionary? Or maybe you’re a natural-born Integrator. Well, then, who am I, the EOS Implementer? These are the three key roles in any entrepreneurial business running on EOS. So, what’s the difference between the three? Mark C. Winter is here to explain.