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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2024 · 18 MIN

How to develop and retain resilience with Rachel McKoy

from Truth about Local Government

In this episode we sit down with Rachel McKoy, currently the Director of Law & Governance at the London Borough of Newham and the London Borough of Havering. Rachel, who is also the Immediate Past President of Lawyers in Local Government and a Board Solicitor/Non-Executive Director at Solace, will soon be taking on a new role as the Director of Law and Governance at the London Borough of Newham.Rachel shares her insights on the critical importance of resilience in local government, especially in times of crisis and change. Listeners will learn practical strategies for developing and maintaining resilience within their teams and organizations. Rachel discusses the key components of resilience, including adaptability, mental toughness, and effective communication. She also highlights real-world examples of how resilient local governments have successfully navigated challenges and emerged stronger.Whether you’re a local government official, a public servant, or simply interested in the dynamics of resilient communities, this episode offers valuable takeaways to help you foster a culture of resilience in your own environment.

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