From research to real-world practice: Dr Alexis Willett, Impact Director at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, shares her leadership journey with top tips on how to lead. Dr Willett has extensive experience in engagement, communications, strategy, external affairs and policy development across non-profit organisations in the UK and Europe and holds a PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Cambridge and work experience in non-profit organisations. In this episode, she talks about how she engages her employees in mindfulness training to reduce stress and improve work-life balance. Tune in to also find out more about understanding the big picture and the therapeutics of gong baths!

Produced by Jacqueline Guico.

To control or be controlled by your emotions: In this series, Mr Carl Tucker, Manager of Brinkley Aerospace, shares his leadership journey with top tips on how to lead. Carl Tucker has extensive work experience in the aviation and aerospace industry, most notably in military and civil sectors. A graduate from the Institute of Leadership and Management, he has also specialised in transformational change and coaching. In this episode, he explains why emotional intelligence is more important in today’s workplace than intelligence alone. Tune in to find out how a little bit of empathy can go a long way for both your employees and business.

Produced by Jacqueline Guico.

From research to real-world practice: Dr Alexis Willett, Impact Director at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, shares her leadership journey with top tips on how to lead. Dr Willett has extensive experience in engagement, communications, strategy, external affairs and policy development across non-profit organisations in the UK and Europe and holds a PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Cambridge and work experience in non-profit organisations. In this episode, she talks about the importance of being present in the moment and balancing your energy as a leader to avoid burnout. If you feel like you just can’t catch a break, you may want to tune in!

Produced by Jacqueline Guico.