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Exploring purpose
More and more companies are going public with a purpose statement that is supposed to explain the meaning of the company. But a recently published
Re-imagining communication
So, what does ‘re-imaging communcation’ actually mean? And what role does it entail for managers – regardless of whether they are the CEO, a production
Appreciating tensions: the next stage of leadership development
The Corona pandemic has shown us that the most important thing in the coming years will be to find ways to deal successfully with the
2021 – a tipping year for coaching in the Alps (and beyond)
Like probably in many other regions around the globe, coaching in the Alps (in my case Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria) was in the last 12
Out of office: Wann, wenn nicht jetzt die Weichen in Richtung Zukunft stellen
“Wie nachhaltig ist denn die Aufbruchstimmung?”, war eine der Fragen, die uns gestern die Zoom-Teilnehmer im Anschluss an die Präsentation der Ergebnisse unseres Studienprojektes stellten.
Gastbeitrag im Bank Blog: “Die Schlüsselrolle der Banken in der Bewältigung von Krisen”
Purpose: Ist Purpose nur ein Hype und neuer Marketing-Gag? Oder doch ein ernst zu nehmender Gradmesser für das eigene Handeln? Vor allem in Krisenzeiten trennt
Executive Communication: Stop talking, start acting
What a start into the New Year this time: The climate crisis has dominated the conversation in social media, with discussions ranging from the purpose
Make 2020 the year of purposeful collaboration!
Some already say that 2019 will be recorded as the year when climate change and sustainability came to a break-through in public debate. Clearly, we
How cycling helps to overcome business challenges [Part 2]: Develop a strong purpose, work in roles, thrive in networks
Part 1 of this article showed that it is easy to learn from cycling how to create an environment for personal change. Organizational development, however, mainly