17th June, 2025

The purpose of the sessions, which were held in Riyadh, was to identify the key challenges and needs facing women leaders in Saudi Arabia. Some women expressed that they were perceived as not being ‘dependable or competent’ to perform at a senior level, which left them lacking in confidence and feeling that they were “not good enough.’’

17th June, 2025

Here at LSC, we observe many leadership teams operating frantically in the fast-lane. Although sometimes their hand is forced in this way, such teams may struggle to step back from the action to reflect, learn and try something different.

11th June, 2025

Let's look at seeking the limelight. Some leaders crave being the centre of attention; they desire to be visible, take the credit for work done by their team and appear in all social media photos and posts.Success is perceived as being essentially centred on them and any perception of failure ...

5th June, 2025

World Environment Day 2025 arrives at a time when the world feels anything but united; the ripple effects of geopolitical tensions and conflicts are felt across politics, society, and the environment. The planet is heating, glaciers are melting, and carbon levels are rising steadily.

25th May, 2025

Here at LSC, our own experience of designing and delivering global leadership interventions has shown us that the concept of servant leadership often resonates deeply with our partners and learners irrespective of country, context or faith.

24th May, 2025

In her advocation of ‘Collective Genius’ (1) Professor Linda Hill persuades us that in-fact the question is not 'How do I make innovation happen?' but, rather, 'How do I set the stage for it to happen?' In other words, how do leaders create the culture and environment where innovation is embedded in the way we work?

8th April, 2025

It’s not that some combinations of these traits don’t get results. They can. But almost certainly not longer-term. And some combinations might be fatal. Why? Because this is not leadership; it’s being an autocrat, a politician, a bureaucrat, an administrator or a manager. It’s not intrinsically wrong! but it’s not leadership.

27th March, 2025

There is no shortage of advice on offer to any leader interested in addressing their areas for improvement. Amazon offers 57,136 books with the word ‘leadership’ in the title. And Training Industry estimates that in 2019, organisations around the world spent $370.3 billion on leadership development solutions and programme vendors.

1st February, 2025

In an era where sustainability is a global imperative, the challenge of preserving our planet's resources and ecosystems is more pressing than ever. While the task is daunting, the tools at our disposal are more powerful than ever before. Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands out as a transformative technology that can help us navigate the complexities of sustainability. This blog explores how AI can be leveraged to drive sustainable practices and contribute to a greener future.

22nd April, 2024

This year marks the 54th anniversary of Earth Day. Every 22nd April, more than a billion people worldwide come together with a unified goal: to tackle climate change and save our environment. As we observe Earth Day, it is imperative to shine a light on the uneven dangers our planet faces due to climate change—a phenomenon that knows no borders and impacts each corner of the globe with varying degrees of severity. The United Nations has unequivocally stated that we are at a critical juncture, where inaction could spell disaster for our global civilisation.