Inspirational Leadership

We follow Henry V’s journey through the play to consider some essential aspects of leadership: How do you gain consent? How do you inspire people with vision, rather than targets alone? What is the language of vision? How do you manage people who are against you? How can you become more aware of parts of yourself that may trip you up? How do you motivate when morale is rock-bottom? How do you survive times of crisis, managing yourself, your inner doubts, questions and fears, while also giving appropriate support to your people?
Please note that this session lasts 90 minutes and will therefore not finish until 14:15

Nicholas Janni is a Director of Olivier Mythodrama and leads management and personal development programmes internationally. He was previously a theatre director and a teacher of peak performance to actors at theatre schools such as RADA, GSA and Mountview. His work now draws on and unites the fields of personal, artistic and professional development. In particular he works with all four aspects of the human being: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. His special area of interest is 'the zone' as it is called in sports, the area of peak performance where excellence is achieved in all fields and activities. In the management arena this means developing both the right and left brain, relational skills, creative thinking, emotional intelligence, personal authenticity, developing presence, managing chaos and inspirational presentation abilities.

This spotlight presentation will be interpreted into British Sign Language.