Drawing on the leadership experience within Criticaleye’s global Peer-to-Peer Board Community, our podcast covers the leadership, strategy and stakeholder challenges senior executives are facing.
Episodes
Monday Dec 11, 2023
Monday Dec 11, 2023
Episode 10: Criticaleye Asia Podcast - Managing Cross-Regional and Cultural Differences as a Leader
Featuring Criticaleye's Managing Director Charlie Wagstaff, plus guests Hai Meng Tan, President, Animal Nutrition & Health, APAC, Kemin Industries and Sian Abel, Global Head, HR Business Partnering, Kyowa Kirin. Talking points include:
- The skill set needed to be a successful and effective regional leader
- Adapting to leadership in a region and culture which is different that your own - how to flex to various cultural and operating environments
- Building resilience as a leader in APAC - and developing a growth mindset
- The importance of communication and understanding how this helps win over hearts and minds
- The challenges of getting staff back into offices and what trends executives are seeing in Asia
- Using data as a leader to understand the challenges and nuances of regional leadership
Thursday Dec 10, 2020
Thursday Dec 10, 2020
Episode 5 of our "Leadership in Uncertain Times" Podcast Series
Following our recent Asia Leadership Retreat (held on 26 November 2020), Criticaleye’s CEO Matthew Blagg and Director of Content Marc Barber reflect on some of the key discussion points in this 26-minute podcast, including:
- What leaders will be focusing on in 2021, and how challenges of customer centricity and employee behaviour are universal
- The opportunities we are likely to see in the next 12-18 months - what areas companies are likely to focus on when it comes to leadership, purpose and the people agenda?
- The key question of purpose - why do organisations exist and how do leaders align teams behind purpose?
- What change we will see across executive teams (are we are likely to see many executives making the move to a plural career after the changes in 2020?)
- How has the pandemic changed consumer behaviour long-term?