We are thrilled to partner with Luminary and host this event with the wonderful Cate Luzio on Social Leadership.
The world is changing rapidly. Find out how and what leaders need to do as we navigate this change.
Leadership requires us to understand not only the strategy of our own organisations but also the political, geopolitical, social, and environmental landscape in which we operate. To be successful in leadership, we must understand how business, society, politics, and global changes intersect and how we create a culture that enables our people to perform at their best.
Alongside our CEO, Cate and Johanna will moderate a conversation with Adrianne C. Smith and Fleur Callender on the role of Social Leadership and the role of leadership now and in the future.
The event will be held at Luminary’s office in New York from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ET, and you can register to attend in person.
For those not based in New York, the event will be streamed and made available to a virtual audience.
Please sign-up to what will be an incredibly insightful discussion and networking opportunity at Luminary.
Find out more and register here: https://luminary-legacy.us.hivebrite.com/events/91956
Stella is a seasoned Education Professional and Diversity Lead, with over 15 years of rich experience in diverse educational settings, including state, further/higher education, and international schools.
As a qualified teacher, her career has been marked by key roles such as Head of Department and an influential Diversity Lead, underscoring her commitment to educational excellence and the cultivation of inclusive environments.
In her current role as a Senior Consultant at IDC, Stella leads business development. This involves cultivating and maintaining pivotal client relationships, overseeing projects from inception to delivery, and contributing to public sector bid writing. She is also spearheading the Education ED&I division, entailing business development, creating learning content, designing educational materials, and client delivery.
Cath is a former headteacher and is now an executive coach – she is a qualified Thinking Partner using Nancy Kline’s Time to Think approach and she uses this in both 1:1 and group coaching. Cath coaches leaders across a range of sectors, taking a values-led approach to improve self-awareness, self-confidence and to support the development of an inclusive culture in the workplace.
Cath’s approach to coaching is systemic eclectic – every client, conversation and journey is unique, and this notion is at the heart of her coaching practice. Her goal as an executive coach is to create a highly enabling partnership, by applying the principles of a Thinking Environment to her practice. This supports the creation of a psychologically safe space, that allows clients to think clearly, identify solutions and challenge limiting assumptions. Cath Blaney is the founder of Inclusive Leadership Coaching.
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Join us for an open event on the topic of Inclusive Leadership in Education
The session starts at 11:30 am BST (GMT+1)
Leaders at every level within an organisation can significantly influence the employee experience and shape the organisation’s culture. Therefore, fostering inclusive behaviours and a culture of engaged leadership can provide a substantial competitive advantage for schools.
Key Themes We’ll Talk About:
Whether you’re currently in a leadership role, aspiring to be a leader, or simply passionate about creating an environment where everyone can thrive, this event is for you!
Don’t forget to invite colleagues and friends who might benefit from this valuable discussion.
The session is at 2 pm GMT / 6:30 pm IST.
Each of us has a cause or issue we care about. But these issues feel so out of our control that they easily make you feel powerless to make a meaningful difference. And, so, even if there is an intention, acting on it feels like a huge task – whether this is sexism or global warming.
However, as author Leo Tolstoy stated, history is created by “an infinitely large number of infinitesimally small actions”. We strongly believe that small everyday habits and actions are the single most powerful way to bring about change.
This session will help you convert your anger or discontent into tools that will help trigger change. It will look at a framework to support you in taking small steps to bring a change you wish to see, whether in your workplace or more broadly in your community.
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Target Audience: For everyone who wants to trigger social change
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