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Oct 6, 2026 13 min

Professional Training: Regional Edition - Nadine Stanton - E01

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Welcome back to our 2026 edition of the Professional Training miniseries. We have a brand new regional edition continuing on from the last conference we attended, but packed with even more highlights and insights. Filmed at Manchester Hall, these minisodes explore high performance leadership, career growth, innovation and what it takes to thrive in today’s legal world. Today, returning guest Nadine Stanton of Professional Training reflects on creating more engaging, regionally accessible conferences for law firm leaders. Nadine shares her perspective on what makes teams perform at their best: clear goals, strong communication, psychological safety, defined roles, and shared values. She also discusses the power of interactive learning, community, and creating spaces where leaders can speak openly, challenge ideas respectfully, and leave energised with practical insights. You can Hear Rob and Nadine talking about: - Aligning Teams Around Shared Goals - Measuring Performance Against Personal Standards - Staying Curious After Achieving Success - Encouraging Respectful Challenge Within Teams - Designing Events For Active Participation Connect with Nadine Stanton - https://www.linkedin.com/in/professional-training/

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