
Thriving after 45: is the best still to come?
Neuroscience shows that business-critical cognitive skills can peak after middle-age, but only if we prioritize brain health.
Neuroscience shows that business-critical cognitive skills can peak after middle-age, but only if we prioritize brain health.
Customer centricity often steals the limelight, but what about your employees? Anne Kawalerski, Michelle Lynn, and Elisabeth D Oak explore ways to ensure your organization attracts and retains the best talent in troubled times.
How do organizations recruit and retain staff amid a fierce global battle for the best people? Novartis’s Rob Kowalski explains how organizational culture can provide the winning edge in a competitive talent environment
Breakthroughs that reshape business models can feel sudden, but they are rarely random. Innovation happens when you reframe challenges and opportunities, says Stefan Michel. The good news? You can learn to reframe.
Natalia Wallenberg of Ahold Delhaize describes how one of the largest retailers in Europe is tackling the upskilling dilemma.
Non-linear career paths will give your future leaders the range to drive both performance and transformation, say Ric Roi and ABB’s Luca Condosta. Individuals must actively pursue diverse experiences, while organizations need to systematically cultivate these boundary-crossing journeys.
Entrepreneurial talent who work with other teams often run into trouble with their managers. Here are ways to get the most out of your ‘boundary spanners’
Culture shapes how people work together, make decisions, handle conflict, and support each other. Ask yourself the following questions to check where your teams might be going wrong, and read on for tips on maximizing their performance.
When we feel stressed, we’re more likely to operate from a place of fear and fall back on a mindset that is fixed, judgmental, and focused on polarities – behaviour that soon leads to burn out. Here’s how to break the cycle by promoting a growth mindshift.
How to grow beyond your skillset: a self-check for leaders
Leaders often need to navigate significant changes of direction in their careers – which means expanding their skills and ways of working. Answer the following questions honestly to check your readiness to evolve, and check out the tips on growing beyond your skillset.
Brain Circuits How can companies tackle the crisis of well-being at work? by Andrew Sharman , Susan Goldsworthy Published May 28, 2025 in Brain Circuits
It takes more than a few yoga classes to tackle the problems of burnout, financial stress, and poor mental and physical health. Consult the checklist to gauge the effectiveness of your current approach to well-being and check out the three characteristics of strategies that work.
Frank’s transformation from overwhelmed investor to empowered leader demonstrates how coaching and collaboration enabled him to stand back, delegate, and recover his life.
Sarah, a senior manager at a global pharmaceutical company, excels in her role but feels overwhelmed by workplace demands. Struggling to assert herself and make aligned personal decisions, she recognizes the need for change. Seeking greater agency, she turns to executive coaching as a pivotal step toward reclaiming confidence, control, and career direction.
Through mentoring, team empowerment, and striking a balance between leadership and personal development, Susan, a female CEO, overcomes micromanagement and burnout.
In our Coaching Corner series, we share real-world coaching cases that come from our work with leaders.
Anne, a recently hired CFO at a multinational manufacturing company, embraces delegation, strategic thinking, and professional development as she moves from consultant to leader.
Riley, who is experiencing burnout, works with an executive coach to shift the focus from people-pleasing and perfection to something more genuine.
How your childhood made you the leader you are, and what you can do about it
Explore first person business intelligence from top minds curated for a global executive audience