Mind Matters: The Neuroscience of Project Management [Podcast]
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Carole Osterweil joins us to uncover how neuroscience can transform the way we manage projects, enhance team dynamics, and improve outcomes.
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Automotive Insight Report: Reframing Customer Intimacy During the Metamorphosis of the Agency Model and Beyond
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On the 30th November 2023, we hosted our annual automotive roundtable event in partnership with AvartoConnect and Sport in Mind at Frameless, an immersive art experience in London. The agenda for this year's event was to explore how we can...
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Mind the Gap
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Most leaders want to build a culture that gives their organisation a competitive edge, makes it easier to hire and retain the best talent, and creates success. Too often though, their efforts fall into the gap between aspiration and execution.Even…
The Neuroscience of Project Management
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I recently attended the 29th EVA conference at the historic Armourers Hall in London, where a diverse range of speakers from university professors to the head of the dreadnought submarine programme shared their thoughts on the subject of People and Data (including our very own…
Highlights from EVA29 2023
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This year, the changemaker team attended the 29th EVA conference in the prestigious Armourers Hall in the City of London. For anyone not familiar with the EVA events, they are organised by Steve Wake, Ex-Chair of the Association for Project Management and current Chair of the…
The Loneliness of Leadership
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Being a leader is great! It can be stimulating, invigorating, fulfilling and incredibly rewarding. But there’s another characteristic that leaders rarely talk about, but which frequently haunts them – it can be dammed lonely!It’s rarely talked about because individuals mistakenly…
Think Differently!
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Groupthink. Not Invented Here syndrome. Filter bubbles and echo chambers. Confirmation bias. Call it what you will, it all boils down to the same thing – intellectual tunnel vision which encourages like-minded people to look for, recall and interpret information in a way that…