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Emotional Regulation at Senior Level in Technology Leadership
At senior level, confidence does not falter because emotion is present. It falters when emotion is unexamined. Emotional regulation is one of the foundations of confidence at senior level in technology leadership, particularly in environments characterised by scrutiny, ambiguity, and sustained responsibility. Director, VP, and C-suite roles in technology carry sustained visibility. Decisions are scrutinised. Perspectives are challenged in real time. Outcomes have organisation
Oct 24, 20244 min read


Active Allyship - Are you doing enough?
Sheryl Sandberg's LeanIn.org organisation found that women are significantly more likely to suffer from microaggressions than men, with interruptions featuring high up on the list. The trouble with microaggressions is in the moment; they are easy to miss; it's only over time they have a significant impact. You may liken it to coastal erosion or the drip, drip, drip of a tap. To be an ally is to wake up to these subtle behaviours and use privilege to dismantle them. What wil
Oct 14, 20241 min read


Fixing the Broken Rung: Building Leadership Presence in Female Engineers
This case study outlines the transformation of nine high-potential female engineers in the technology division of an FTSE 100 retailer over a six-month coaching programme. The programme focused on strengthening the foundations of leadership presence, visibility, and authority required for progression. These foundations form the early building blocks of executive presence in technology leadership. By the end of the engagement, 50% had achieved promotion, and all had made measu
Sep 13, 20244 min read
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