Adrian is a well-respected leader in the field of enterprise and charity consulting, with a track record of turning struggling organisations into nationally acclaimed bodies. A Cambridge graduate, Adrian started her career at a top UK public relations consultancy before transitioning to social enterprises. His work has earned recognition from the Department of Trade and Industry and the Bank of England, and he has contributed to numerous national and regional publications.
Adrian holds advanced qualifications in business advice and coaching and is a fellow of prestigious institutions, including the RSA. He is committed to ethical business practices and is accredited by the Good Business Charter. Adrian is also a LEGO Serious Play Practitioner and a signatory to the Charter for Inclusive Entrepreneurship and the Armed Forces Covenant.
The conversation delves into imposter syndrome, debunking misconceptions and discussing its connection to societal pressures. Adrian also shares insights into his impactful charity work and strategies for funding and investment sources. Join us for an engaging discussion on self-awareness, accountability and debunking the gremlins of doubt.
Nia is an expert leader who talks the talk and walks the walk.
She is an academically awarded thought leader in self-aware leadership and practices self-aware leadership every single day in her role as a Director in a Children’s Charity.
Nia is a frequent blogger, a passionate podcaster of The Knowing Self Knowing Others Podcast and the author of The Self-Awareness Superhighway.
Nia is on a mission to develop self-aware leaders to create kinder, more respectful and creative working relationships through reflection, recognition and regulation.
Nia has spent 25 years working in the public sector across local government, the NHS, civil service, and in the last few years, charitable sector in Wales and England. Her role as a charity director is ‘what’ she does and ‘self-aware leadership’ is ‘how’ she does it.
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