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Is it time for a new style of leadership?
It’s a tricky time to be a leader. The recession might officially be over but business confidence is still weak, public sector cuts are imminent and many people are still feeling uncertain about the future. Added to this, ‘ followers’ across the globe now have higher expectations of their leaders, as has been so dramatically demonstrated recently in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya. The world is changing and we are hopefully seeing an end to the days of the authoritarian and tyrannical political leaders, but what does this mean for the future of leadership in organisations?
The successful leaders of tomorrow will certainly not be those who rely purely on the authority of their position, nor those who seek to exploit or control their people. The successful leaders will be those who have earned the right to lead through their personal behaviour, values and actions. So what will be required of leaders in the future?
So what then are the implications of these future leadership requirements for today’s leaders? It is probably this - if they are going to deliver what is required of them in the years ahead and successfully lead their teams and organisations, then they need to start NOW by challenging themselves to think about the kind of leader they want/need to be. All that is left then is to take appropriate action to ensure they embody the new style of leadership that will be required. If you’re ready, we can help.
Call 01789 842700 to speak to Julie Pelych or one of our senior Leadership Team.
10/03/11


