by The Alexander Partnership | Feb 9, 2018 | Articles
Creating ‘leadership cohorts’ can help leaders think differently. Here’s 4 things to know if you want to create the most successful Cohorts: As leaders become more familiar with success, they can become less and less curious; losing the ability to think differently....
by The Alexander Partnership | Feb 1, 2018 | Articles
On a riverside meadow near the Thames in 1215, King John – under huge pressure by the baronial classes to curb his alleged abuse of royal power – put his seal to English history’s most famous charter; the Magna Carta (or Great Charter). While the success of the Magna...
by The Alexander Partnership | Jan 26, 2018 | Articles
1. Creating the space for ‘safe uncertainty’ can help you make better decisions Some years ago I decided to take up skiing and went to Austria where I booked beginner sessions. The results were disastrous. “Bend your knees Philip! If you do not bend your knees you...
by The Alexander Partnership | Jan 24, 2018 | Articles
When the physicist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton first came up with his three laws of motion and theory of gravity in the late 17th Century, he introduced a scientific philosophy that ruled for three hundred years. Today, Newtonian physics has very much...
by The Alexander Partnership | Dec 21, 2017 | Articles
Knowing what’s really happening on the ‘shop floor’ is a critical requirement for every leader but modern office life often isolates CEOs from the gossip or chat that provides a vital link to the workforce and the business’s clients. The CEO merry-go-round working...
