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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2015 · 56 MIN

10 Leadership Behaviours from Best In Class Organisations with Adrian Simpson

from The Business Elevation Show Where Good Matters · host Chris Cooper

What are the 10 key behaviours that top Leaders in best in class organisations demonstrate? We have talked about leadership on this show many times but I am not sure we have had anyone who has talked to more leaders from the highest performing companies in the world than my guest Adrian Simpson. Adrian has been running study tours and events for almost two decades – featuring some of the world's most admired and successful companies and leaders including Apple, Google, IKEA, LEGO, NASA and Ritz-Carlton Hotels. Speakers at events he has organised have included: Al Gore, Kevin Spacey, Jamie Oliver, Bob Geldof and Professor Muhammad Yunus. Drawing on unparalleled access to the boardrooms and shop floors of iconic businesses, Adrian shares with huge passion, insight and humour about what it takes to be a high performing leader. If you want to check you are, aspire to be or wish to learn more about the behaviours of top leaders then this show will provide the insight.

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