I work brilliantly with founders, leadership teams and cross-functional delivery teams. I have worked across several industries and alongside and in technology-enabled businesses for over 20 years. Perfect working partners for me, are people and functions dedicated to uplifting performance, generating thinking and elevating belonging in teams in order to deliver value and increase profitability.
Work and work places have the ability to make us more. As we endeavour boldly to build great things and bring meaningful experiences to the world, we become. It is far more fulfilling to become than to know. I love working with people who recognise that work, all work, helps us learn and grow. We become more by being and doing better, if we are open and committed to that.
I enjoy people who can challenge my thinking/doing and those who demand grounded next steps from ambitious thinking. I believe that healthy tensions, navigated well, drive things forward in balanced teams. I enjoy those curious enough to experiment, iterate and implement ways of approaching and solving challenges that are keeping them 'stuck'.
My pragmatic-self keeps me honest in terms of focus, completion and achievement. My committed nature demands me to deliver. I am able to operationalise thinking and goals. My experience has provided me with a good array of easily implementable solutions to help support the growth of teams and businesses.
I admire those who seamlessly attend to administrative work as part of their day and although I love clarity and process, administration is not what brings energy for me. To balance this, I am deliberate about time to 'eat that frog' and do the admin well, when my energy and focus is high.
I love working with people who have me thinking deeply and re-thinking constantly and who then allow me implement, innovate and measure. I work well with people who give me honest and timely feedback. All feedback is a gift.
If you are looking for a traditional HR person, a standard L+D capability or a frame-work one size fits all coach, that's not me.