Resilience: why it’s essential, and how to create it and maintain it
As managing partners and leaders in the professional services sector, we face constant challenges from people and situations. Without good levels of resilience the daily stresses of our roles can be overwhelming, our ability to focus attention on our strategic goals can be diminished, and the enjoyment and stimulus of leadership can be eroded.
In this session we’ll hear from three expert panelists who will suggest how best to create greater resilience in order to more effectively manage ourselves, thereby becoming more effective leaders.
- Liz Dux, Chambers Director at Littleton Chambers
- Jonathan Fox, Founder, College Road Consulting
- Dr. Jon Finn, Director and Founder, Tougher Minds
Speakers
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Dr. Jon FinnFounder and Director, Tougher MindsJon combines insights from psychology, neuroscience, and world champions to develop high-performing individuals and teams. He has trained over 10,000 people. His innovative “Habit Mechanics” approach has been successfully implemented in global businesses, startups, and elite sports.
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Jonathan FoxFounder, College Road ConsultingJonathan provides a “safe haven” environment to those tasked with the running of professional services organisations, either as an Executive Chairman, NEA/NED (sitting on their Board/management committee) or as an “internal” or external consultant/mentor.
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Liz DuxChambers Director, Littleton ChambersLiz has responsibility for overall management including the development of client relationships, business development, strategy decisions, marketing, staff management and development of the individual careers of each of Chambers’ self-employed practitioners.
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Mark TurnerManaging Partner, Lubbock FineMark leads his firm’s offering to professional service clients operating in a wide array of specialisms. He views his role as one of mentoring and business coaching, enthusiastically advising professional service firms through the different stages of their business life cycles.
