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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2020 · 42 MIN

50 | Leading with Values: The Role Model Effect on Organisations | Gillian French

from Building Better Cultures · host Scott McInnes, Inspiring Change

Gillian French has a passion for people and for scaling indigenous Irish start-ups. She is Chief People Officer at Cubic Telecom an indigenous Irish tech firm with 200 employees. Gillian is responsible for people strategy – ensuring that the business has the right people in the right jobs doing the right things in order to deliver Cubic's business strategy. Prior to joining Cubic Telecom, Gillian was CPO at Car Trawler where she grew the business from 25 to 600 people. Show Notes: 3.00 – Gillian and Cubic – 5.00 – A growing passion for people - 7.30 – Are leaders born or made? – 10.15 – Leadership IS a job! - 13.30 – Things get in the way of us being our best – 16.00 – Dealing with poor leadership behaviour - 19.30 – Everyone has a role in creating culture - 25.00 – Mind your people leaders – 30.00 – The power of communications during COVID – 33.00 – Good communications is about connecting people - 36.30 – What benefits might the COVID experience bring to business? – 40.00 – Where does Gillian go for inspiration?

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