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Life lessons learnt on The Hunger Project

 

Back in 2014 Lisa Gunnery was given the opportunity to spend six days in India working with The Hunger Project through a leadership programme run by Sovereign Insurance. It was an opportunity that transformed her worldview, self-image and...

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Unlikely Leaders – A Leadership Programme inspired by The Hunger Project

 

by Mary Johnson

We know from the great feedback we’ve received from our latest Think Tank on Collaborative Leadership that you were as inspired as we were by the work The Hunger Project is doing. Beyond the inspiration gained from this great...

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The Future of Work is here!

 

by Clare Parkes

Work is changing. It’s a reality that governments, industries and communities are all grappling with and this affects us all because ‘the future’ is already here. With the rise of skilled workers, a higher participation rate...

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Life lessons learnt on The Hunger Project

 

Back in 2014 Lisa Gunnery was given the opportunity to spend six days in India working with The Hunger Project through a leadership programme run by Sovereign Insurance. It was an opportunity that transformed her worldview, self-image and career direction. As the current New Zealand CEO of The Hunger Project, Lisa now spends her time creating awareness around the organisation’s work with communities in some of the world’s poorest countries – and delivering a fresh perspective on some key organisational challenges like leadership, collaboration and motivation.

Culture, Future of Work

Unlikely Leaders – A Leadership Programme inspired by The Hunger Project

 

by Mary Johnson

We know from the great feedback we’ve received from our latest Think Tank on Collaborative Leadership that you were as inspired as we were by the work The Hunger Project is doing. Beyond the inspiration gained from this great cause, there are some powerful lessons on leadership that we can all apply to our everyday lives.

Capability, Culture

The Future of Work is here!

 

by Clare Parkes

Work is changing. It’s a reality that governments, industries and communities are all grappling with and this affects us all because ‘the future’ is already here. With the rise of skilled workers, a higher participation rate from women, the influence of technology on automation of jobs and the globalisation of the workforce, we need different skills and capabilities from our existing and future workforce.

Future of Work