The disruptors facing business today are too challenging for your executive leaders’ primary focus to be day-to-day execution.
Yet too many executive teams fail to balance their functional leadership: a focus on execution – with enterprise leadership: ensuring the organisation adapts in our new world.
And so often the relationships between executive leaders are characterised more by competition than collaboration.
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Our ability to recognise and manage complexity has been transformed by the work that Jacqueline has done with us. She is a respected and trusted advisor to our Executive Team.
My team and I have benefited enormously from Jacqueline’s coaching and guidance. She is quite simply the best in the business in this space.
We have worked with Jacqueline as a facilitator of change. She’s well-structured, direct yet empathetic, and focused on organisational excellence, illustrated with credible examples.
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