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2021 - New Renaissance Leadership

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2021 New Renaissance Leadership and Connection

The 2021 business word for the year is not Transformation. Transformation is a journey so can’t exist without a destination.

The word for 2021 is CONNECTION and requires NEW RENAISSANCE LEADERSHIP.

Just as the last Renaissance marked a change from the Middle Ages to modernity, History may see 2021 as the New Renaissance as we change from modernity to connected through the instant connection of fibre optics.

Many Organisations are already starting the journey (Reed Exhibitions, Freemans Event Partners, ExpoNet, Agility by creating new solutions and being the New Renaissance leaders in their industries.

Magazine Forbes published research on emerging trends and the opportunity 2021 presents. We should embrace 2021 as an opportunity to lead this New Renaissance and find your connection to be a New Renaissance leader by

1. inspiring and motivating
2. connect individuals to common values & vision
3. being trusted and being authentic
4. being agile, own the Tech and lead the innovation
5. being inclusive for all
6. Owning the new skills to optimize the connection.
7. being explorers and encourage others to do so as well.
8. learning and listening
9. protecting data
#futureleadership #winningstrategies

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The Dress is too tight

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The Dress is too tight misses the point

Many of you will know that our founder, Doug MacColl, is passionate about Netball as a council delegate for Netball New South Wales and also Treasurer at a netball Association. He was keen to see the #StateoftheGame report on Netball by Liz Ellis and her panel and his thoughts on the report make good business sense outside Netball.

The Sydney Morning Herald take away was was that tight uniforms are turning players away. There was much more to it according to Doug.

Lessons in the report on #vision, #strategy, #workingtogetherfortomorrow, #community, #data and #leadership are universal.

Get the facts – Data shows behaviour and views and is not an end but a start of the journey.

Don’t take a selfie – What you think might not be what others think

Accept the Truth - Data is the only truth even if it is uncomfortable

It is not all bad – don’t forget the positives.

King Canute drowned – You cannot hold back the tide of change.

Wave the same flag – have a unified vision and strategy and consistently apply it

Digital engagement matters – In 1968 it was 15 minutes of fame. In 2020 Doggface proved that you only need 15 seconds for a 374% jump in sales.

Rinse and repeat leads to defeat – business as usual and standing still is really going backwards.

Make it easy - hard is a stop sign

What gets measured gets done but start with trust and consistency – no point measuring something if the information is not transparent and consistent

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