The CEO's Blog

As a growing company we have many chairs in many countries we want to fill with new talent.

It’s been a long time since I’ve thought about Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs.

In this week’s blog I talk about my own experience of learning, from enthusiastically visiting libraries as a child, right through to what I’m learning now

This week I’ve been thinking about how a study from 1972 still has relevance today and what it says about how we can communicate

Continuing our guest blog series featuring members of the ExCo, I’m delighted to bring you Magnus Tegborg’s posting.

In this week’s blog I share a new commitment I have made to myself, and talk about a lesson we can learn from Formula 1...

There is a saying in the UK that a human year equates to 7 years for a dog.

How busy is ‘good busy’? At what point does it become ‘bad busy’?

“What’s the most important thing I need to do today?” It’s a simple question, but actually one that we often don’t ask enough.

Trust is a binary thing. You either do or do not trust, no half measures. It’s like stepping out on a glass walkway over a very deep canyon. Would you do it?

In this week’s blog I look at the difference we make to the people and organisations we work with, and why we should all walk tall in our jobs

Continuing our guest blog series featuring members of the ExCo, I’m delighted to bring you Rob Mallaband’s posting.

I was lucky enough one evening this week to be invited to join a small virtual session with McLaren Formula 1....

In this week’s blog I talk about kick offs, Together We Shine and how I snowboarded down Mont Blanc (virtually of course, but almost as scary as the real thing)

As I come to end of another busy week, I was involved in wonderfully energetic and positive meetings with teams across the world.