38 min

Empowering a team in a changing climate Generative Leaders

    • Entrepreneurship

People receive and interpret information differently. By understanding how thinking styles and perspectives differ, leaders can create a space where everyone can contribute their best and thrive. This includes being open to feedback, seeking honest input from others, and adapting leadership approaches to suit different situations and team members' strengths.
Effective leadership is not about being directive or controlling, but about empowering others, being transparent, and providing purpose-driven guidance that aligns with the broader goals of the organisation.
Simon Merriweather is a physicist with a background in accounting and experience in the power industry. He has worked on coal, gas, and green power stations, and is now an advocate for renewable energy sources.
Simon’s interpretation of generative leadership focuses on purpose rather than on specific objectives. He believes in giving individuals the opportunity to contribute to a broader big-picture delivery. In this discussion with Julia, he shares his experience of implementing generative leadership in business, empowering his team to navigate an uncertain future and achieve exceptional operational and safety performance.
LinksConnect with Simon via LinkedInTradle – Game from the OECLeave the World Behind (2023)The Day After Tomorrow (2006)The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen Covey

People receive and interpret information differently. By understanding how thinking styles and perspectives differ, leaders can create a space where everyone can contribute their best and thrive. This includes being open to feedback, seeking honest input from others, and adapting leadership approaches to suit different situations and team members' strengths.
Effective leadership is not about being directive or controlling, but about empowering others, being transparent, and providing purpose-driven guidance that aligns with the broader goals of the organisation.
Simon Merriweather is a physicist with a background in accounting and experience in the power industry. He has worked on coal, gas, and green power stations, and is now an advocate for renewable energy sources.
Simon’s interpretation of generative leadership focuses on purpose rather than on specific objectives. He believes in giving individuals the opportunity to contribute to a broader big-picture delivery. In this discussion with Julia, he shares his experience of implementing generative leadership in business, empowering his team to navigate an uncertain future and achieve exceptional operational and safety performance.
LinksConnect with Simon via LinkedInTradle – Game from the OECLeave the World Behind (2023)The Day After Tomorrow (2006)The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen Covey

38 min