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You worked hard to get here. You delivered results when it counted. You solved the problems others walked past. You built trust with your stakeholders and you earned your place at the table. And now you’re leading a team, maybe an entire organisation, and somewhere along the way, the rules quietly changed. The technical skills that made you stand out. The drive that earned you every promotion. The self-reliance that said I can figure this out alone. These qualities are still

I finished the New York Marathon on a torn calf muscle, slowly and in agony, because I didn't want my kids to watch their mother give up. That's not where my business journey starts. But it's where I understood what it was for. Recently I was invited to share my business journey, the highs, the lows, and what I've learnt along the way. So let me go back to the beginning. The person I was becoming started early My childhood, teens and twenties were rough. My father and two co

The context. When you operate in an extremely competitive sector - becoming more transactional by the minute - flexibility and adaptability were never optional. They were survival, and the only path to growth. You might assume that working for a large global brand would offer insulation from fierce competition and rapidly changing economic conditions, but that wasn’t always the case particularly if HQ views slow-growing geographies as a drain on resources, preferring to inves

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