Conferences/cafés
Conference 2014 video. Lord David Owen: Historic ‘toe-holders’ and time limits
"I should start with one of the most charismatic politicians of the 20th Century, Franklin D Roosevelt. He was not a consensual figure; he knew how to hate… he was...
Written by: Owen, Lord David.
ViewConference 2014 video. Gillian Hyde: Influential partnerships – a possible role for a modern day court jester
"Derailers in organisations are inevitable and their impact increases as they move up the career ladder. At the same time, counter-balances decrease; there is no-one contradicting or advising people as...
Written by: Hyde, Gillian.
ViewConference 2014 video. Prof Ian Robertson: The winner effect – the neuropsychology of power
“Approach and avoidance are fundamental human urges – approaching things we need, like food or sex, and avoiding things that will destroy us. ….The ‘approach’ system of the brain is...
Written by: Robertson, Ian.
ViewConference 2014 video. Prof Dennis Tourish: Dysfunctional leadership in corporations
"There are problems with the way leadership is approached and theorised about…. There is an almost over-fixation with leadership and the idea that it is the single most important thing...
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Read moreConference 2014 video. Prof Adrian Furnham: the psychology of leadership derailment
"I'm very interested in this question of management derailment and why leaders cock-up and fail." Adrian Furnham, Professor of Psychology, Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology, Division of Psychology & Language...
Written by: Furnham, Adrian.
ViewConference 2014: Report
"Delegates heard about the psychological and biological effects of stress in triggering hubristic behaviour in leaders and possible ways to check its malign effects. Joy Ogden, freelance medical writer Progress...
Written by: Ogden, Joy.
Read moreConference 2013 Martin Taylor: pressures on senior businessmen
Taylor, Martin, “The love of power does more damage than the love of money ... of all the avenues .. a teenage daughter is the most successful puncturer of a CEO’s...
Written by: Taylor, Martin.
ViewConference 2013: Clayton and Wilkins abstract. A fish out of water and temporal myopia
Clayton & Wilkins. "There is a bit of Hubris in everyone. One might wonder why that is? It can be argued that we place too much importance on the self...
Written by: Clayton, Nicky and Wilkins, Clive.
Read moreConference 2013: Kets de Vries abstract. Hubris
"..in the senior positions of organisations, hubris can become a contagious disease. Leaders become easily intoxicated by its siren’s call. Professor Manfred F R Kets de Vries The moment you...
Written by: Kets de Vries, Manfred F R.
Read moreConference 2013: Prof. Cristoph Loch abstract. The evolutionary roots of hubris and strategies to watch yourself
Loch, Professor Christoph: "hubris is older than humanity. Therefore, it represents a temptation that everyone is prone to. But this does not imply inevitability, only a need to be watchful...
Written by: Loch, Prof Christoph.
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