Member Views
Four of Manchester's leading figures outline their thoughts on their views on 2009 and what's in store! Each takes a different view focusing on the sector in which they operate. It makes intersting reading.
Hazel Carter-Showell, MD
Carter Corson
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Hazel takes a phycological approach
In uncertain times leadership skills become increasingly important to the survival of an organisation. Strong leadership provides reinvigorated purpose and a clear sense of direction to steer the organisation through any difficulties.Click here to read more...
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Huw Morris,
pro-vice chancellor
MMU Business School
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Huw looks at the education sector
No business is immune from the effects of the current financial crisis. In these challenging times business leaders need to demonstrate the following three capabilities. Click here to read more...
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Richard Ferguson, Director
Sensei UK
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Richard takes the positive approach
Leaders must start looking outward and stop looking inward! Leaders must start telling their organisation what to start doing NOT what to stop doing.
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John Fay MBE
CEO
SFL
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John calls on past experience
When looking at the best approach to leadership in these tough times I recall my early IBM days in the 1990’s recession. With that experience I have the following tips for pro.manchester leaders:
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Next month we ask What factors influence your decision when you’re considering where to procure financial and professional services from?”
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