Tag: Training
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The more we automate, the more effective communication will define leadership.
As automation reshapes professional work, the capability that most clearly defines leadership isn’t technical. It is the ability to communicate with clarity, precision, and influence. Here’s why.
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The NEET Crisis Has a Communication Problem
Over a million young people in the UK are now NEET. The Milburn review points to system failure. But confidence and communication sit at the heart of it.
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The Leadership Skills That Actually Matter in 2026
Leadership in 2026 demands more than strategy and execution. Here are the communication and human skills separating effective leaders from those who struggle to get traction.
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Most meetings are a waste of time. Here’s what actually goes wrong.
Meetings consume hours of professional time every week, but the problem is rarely the meetings themselves. It’s the habits that have built up around them. Here’s why.
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Why Listening is the Most Underrated Leadership Skill
Most leaders think they’re good listeners. The research suggests otherwise.
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Why disagreement is the missing skill in most organisations
The gap between what gets said and what actually gets thought is one of the most expensive blind spots in modern leadership.
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Amazon UK
Amazon Training 16 team members from the Amazon’s UK Public Policy Team – ranging across all levels of experience and expertise. Over four months, Debate Mate ran a hybrid programme to build confident communication and boost stakeholder impact. Participants shared expertise, navigated challenge, and aligned on team priorities for the year ahead through a bespoke,…
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PWC, Dubai
Over 100 senior leaders from across PwC’s global client base, plus 40 Digital Transformation consultants across MENAT, gathered in-person in Dubai. The full-day engagement focused on communicating, influencing and advocating for digital transformation. The Showcase Debate featured five young people from across the world. The debate focused on: employment, education, environment and identity.
