In this episode, Lee Rogers and Lisa Powney explore leadership, culture, and personal growth with Steve Warburton, MD of Zen Internet. They discuss building trust, maintaining culture during growth, overcoming challenges, and the importance of gut instinct and work-life balance.

Leadership, Leadership Development, Trust, Growth, Culture

In this episode, Olympic gold medallist Ed Clancy, OBE, shares insights on leadership, teamwork, resilience, and the parallels between elite sports and business. Discover lessons from his cycling career, the importance of clarity, purpose, and collaboration, and how to apply these principles to everyday performance.

Leadership, Teamwork, Resilience, Sports Psychology, Cycling, Performance, Motivation, Success, Failure, Personal Growth

This episode reviews a series of inspiring leadership interviews, highlighting key insights from industry leaders across HR, business, and culture change. Discover lessons on authentic leadership, diversity, resilience, and purpose-driven impact.

Leadership Actually, is the leadership podcast that deals with the messy moments, the human moments as well as the successes. What a series. What a selection of guests with incredible leadership experience, covering multi decades in multiple industries.

In this episode, we explore the hidden dangers of conformity in the workplace and its impact on authentic leadership. Discover how adhering to norms can stifle creativity and hinder personal growth. We delve into real-life stories and expert insights, offering strategies to break free from conformity's grip. Learn how embracing your unique leadership style can drive innovation and foster a more dynamic work environment. This episode is a must-listen for leaders seeking to enhance their authenticity and effectiveness.

In this inspiring interview, Penny Ferguson shares her remarkable journey from personal struggles to becoming a leading advocate for personal and leadership development. Discover practical insights on leadership, the importance of mindset, and how to transform lives through simple yet powerful strategies.

In this episode of @leadershipactually, Lee Rogers and Lisa Powney engage in a heartfelt conversation with Joan Jones, a remarkable figure in the manufacturing industry. Joan shares her inspiring journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a leader in a male-dominated field. The discussion highlights themes of resilience, the importance of mentorship, and the ongoing fight for gender equality in the workplace. Joan's story serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of kindness and the necessity of giving others a chance to succeed.

In this episode of Leadership Actually, hosts Lee Rogers and Lisa Powney welcome Zoe Thompson, a former police leader and founder of Phoenix Coaching. The conversation explores the complexities of leadership, the importance of intentionality, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional life. Zoe shares her journey from police leadership to coaching, emphasising the need for effective communication and the ability to adapt to change. The discussion also touches on the significance of setting clear goals and understanding one's priorities in both leadership and personal life.

In this episode of Leadership Actually, hosts Lee Rogers and Lisa Powney engage in a lively conversation with Lee Chambers, a psychologist and advocate for gender equity. They explore themes of allyship, identity, and the importance of listening in leadership. Chambers shares his journey from a principled child to a professional troublemaker, emphasising the need for humility and curiosity in allyship. The discussion also touches on the significance of partnerships in driving collective change and the challenges of navigating trust and information in today's society. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the importance of critical thinking and self-awareness in effective leadership.