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10 Benefits of a people first culture

    In today’s fast-paced and highly competitive and ever-changing business environment, many organisations are rethinking their approach to workplace culture. One of the most popular is the adoption of a people first culture. This type of workplace culture prioritises the needs, interests, and well-being of employees above all else, and it is gaining popularity …

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Supporting neurodivergence using neuroscience

Supporting neurodivergence using neuroscience

Gemma Honour (Bryter Work Director of Coaching) and Myron Parks (Agile Coach and Enterprise Strategic Agilist) hosted a fantastic webinar with us, titled Playing with Neuroscience: Workshops for Everyone. In this webinar, they explored supporting neurodivergence by using neuroscience. Don’t worry if you missed the webinar, you can watch it on demand right here! Firstly, …

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Shane Hastie & Simon Powers discuss why people matter most in organisational change

It’s no secret that organisational change is hard. But why? That’s the question Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, sought to answer in his recent InfoQ Culture Podcast where he interviewed our CEO and Founder, Simon Powers. In this podcast, Simon speaks about his new book Change: A Practitioner’s Guide to Enterprise Agile …

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Journalling the Enterprise Agile Coach Expert cohort experience

While taking part in the Adventures with Agile Enterprise Agile Coach Expert (ICE-EC) Cohort Program Dan Moody has been keeping a journal. He discussed with our CEO and Founder, Simon Powers, the idea of publishing some of this journal, and Simon thought it was a fantastic idea. Not only is Dan’s journal refreshingly honest, it is also …

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How can we create inclusive workshops?

In our online meet up (postponed), inspirational facilitators Gemma Honour and Myron Parks explored how to create inclusive workshops using neuroscience. Gemma is a Visual Facilitator,  Agile Coach and Visual Thinker. Myron is an Agile Coach, Enterprise Strategic Agilist and US Navy Veteran. Together they are passionate about the neuroscience of engagement and creating fun, interactive, and inclusive communication experiences. …

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Playing with Neuroscience – Understanding ADHD

by Gemma Honour & Myron Parks Presenting ‘Unmasked’ Myself and Myron Parks collaborated for the first time this month for the AWA’s Innovation and Leadership Mastery programme. We co-lead a workshop that helps organisations develop better workspaces and workshops for neurodiversity.  The workshop was described as everything from uncomfortable to transformational. In part, this was …

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Coaching feeds my curiosity about the human condition – an interview with Linda Spencer

  Linda Spencer is an Executive Coach, ICF-certified PCC, and holds an M.A. in Coaching and Mentoring. Linda will also be the co-lead of our new coaching programme “Inspire the Human Within: Professional Coaching“, launching later this year. In this interview, Linda shares why she retrained as a coach following a successful career in automatives, …

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Why journalling helps us grow, develop, improve – An interview with David Lowe

Hi David – you are the author of four books, the host of the very popular podcast “The Coach’s Backpack”,  the co-lead of the Advanced Agile Team Coach Cohort Program and Agile Team Coach and Agile Team Facilitator courses, and you are just about to release your fourth book. What do you enjoy most about …

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