Richard Barkey explores inside the world of the Chief Sales Officer.

New skills and capabilities are needed if your organisation is to flourish in the digital world, according to Lynsey Whitmarsh and David Knight.

Nick Craig discusses organisational purpose in an extract from his new book, Leading from Purpose.

Don't try to be the 'fun boss', ok? Not according to HBR, anyway... 

Roger Mavity gives TJ a few harsh truths about the induction process.

In an extract from his new book, Jon Gordon talks about the dynamics of high functioning teams in business.

Jon welcomes Fosway's Kate Graham to the podcast team.

When it comes to comms, it's time to embrace the visual, says Matt Pierce.

Tara O’Sullivan has a message for businesses, at the start of National Coding Week.

It's time to move away from the quick deal, says Richard Hilton.

Anthony Bennett gives us a few ways to make the multi-generational workplace work.

Prince William leads off this week's newsflash. After you, your highness...

Are the days of the strong 'hero' leader over? Not yet, but there's still another way, says Khalid Aziz.

Starting a training programme? Cordell Riley has questions.

Dr Zain Sikafi looks to health tech to help with mental wellbeing at work.

To make sure the ICO don't come knocking, follow Ian Osborne's easy GDPR advice.

Mindfulness is more than a few deep breaths, says Nancy Priest.

TJ is delighted to announce that this year’s Gala Dinner is to be hosted by Jenni Falconer.

It's good to talk. But what's the best way? Simon Wright and Lee Smith investigate.

Tony Hughes uses a powerful example from healthcare to illustrate why creativity might be the answer to better sales training.