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Are you a soloist or a conductor?

A soloist takes sole responsibility for decision making and seeks conformity. A soloist leads the way and hopes the team will find their notes of the song.
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A conductor creates a vision that others are inspired to follow. Coaches, lifts and empowers teams to new heights.
Conducting the orchestra makes incredible music = collaborative winning team

Different situations require different leadership styles. Whilst solo leadership can enable leaders to speed up the decision making process, in most situations, a conductor leadership style promotes diversity and creates greater long-term advantages to the leader, the team and an organization.

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Promising news coming out of the UK for Live Events!

The perfect storm: Inside the UK's only live shows | IQ Magazine Jim Gee tells IQ how his team pulled off the concerts at the country’s first socially distanced live music arena

Passion burns brightest when fed the proper fuel of awareness, empathy, transparency and incentive. It’s a slow burn, where, in order to speed up the sale, we take the time and care to douse ourselves in company culture and a deep understanding of the individual so as to identify and incinerate the root cause - often a knowledge, skill, or will issue - that is preventing desired behaviours or outcomes, and work to swiftly launch spirits, boost confidence, and re-align focus and vision to clarify where and how to improve skills and propel performance.🔥

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Interesting article on the continued challenges facing the events industry.

Will We Have In-Person Events And Conferences In 2021? Events large and small were cancelled or moved online due to the pandemic. With no end in sight for COVID-19 yet, the return to the full $235 billion conference industry is far from guaranteed.