Blog

In this blog, Liz Ward, Alumni Relations Manager at Windsor Leadership explores how we can create more sustainable habits and patterns of behaviour to fuel us through the final quarter of the year and beyond.

In this blog Prof Swaran Singh explores the significant pressure leaders are under and looks at how we can recognise patterns, make changes and use effective stress management techniques.

In this blog Kate Ellis, Alumna and Chair of the Oil and Pipelines Agency, explores how keeping values fresh, ensuring that they invite rather than exclude, and exploring the values of others with positive curiosity, can be beneficial when working with different stakeholder groups.

Ruth Cane, Windsor Leadership facilitator and coach, delves into the concept of trust, what it is and how important it is to build trust, and in doing so create great places to work, where people feel valued and want to give their best.

Our Alumni Relations Manager, Liz Ward, explores the challenges of persistent loneliness in leadership and identifies the steps needed to help ourselves and others.

Alum and Facilitator, Sadie Visick, explores what Gen Z bring to the workplace and what this means for leaders.

Robin Willison, Portfolio Non-Executive Director and Windsor Leadership Facilitator, reflects on what's important when balancing the responsibilities of life and how to fuel your reflection time in line with these practices.

Clare Dryhurst, Coach, Consultant, Former Civil Servant and Windsor Leadership Facilitator, reflects on 25 years of volunteering with Windsor Leadership, and how some things have changed, whilst others have remained constant in leadership.

Windsor Leadership’s Simon Whitbread reflects on our 2023 Question Time Event which was held at the IET London: Savoy Place on 17th October.

Tuesday 10th October is World Mental Health Day and each year the focus is set by the Mental Health Foundation. The purpose of the day is to raise awareness of mental health, helping to drive positive change for everyone’s mental health and this year the theme is ‘mental health is a universal human right’...

Keith Leslie is Chair at Samaritans in UK & Ireland and Chair of Mental Health At Work CIC, writing and speaking on leadership and mental health. He is a former Partner at Deloitte and McKinsey, advising on complex organisational transformations for the Government & Charity sectors.

To celebrate International Women in Engineering Day we’d like to share with you a blog written by Captain Caroline Dix MBE. Caroline explores the fact that the number of women engineers in the UK are ‘falling behind the rest of the world’ and what we can do to encourage girls and women to study, and work, in STEM subjects.