Events
Modern Leadership
Wednesday 3rd October 2007
Adrian Moorhouse MBE
Managing Director of Lane4
Adrian will be explaining his views on modern leadership and how he tries to role model the philosophy of his organisation.
Olympic Gold Medal winning swimmer, Adrian Moorhouse, retired from international swimming in 1992 after 12 years as an elite performer.
He is now Managing Director of Lane4, a Buckinghamshire based business, of which he was a founder member in 1995. He combines this demanding role with designing and delivering programmes for organisations, and leading the company’s expansion into Europe, America and Australasia. His primary responsibilities include the strategic direction and financial health of Lane4
His work in the field of sport is still ongoing as a swimming commentator for the BBC although he now simply enjoys swimming regularly to keep fit. Adrian was awarded an MBE in 1987.
Adrian will be explaining his views on modern leadership and how he tries to role model the philosophy of his organisation.
Maybe you can find time for a short visit to the Wellcome Collection, next door to the headquarters at 215 Euston Road where the LHRC meeting will be held.
Visit http://www.wellcomecollection.org/ to read about what's on and the facilities available in the building, including the Library with its wealth of resources, and the exhibitions and events (both of which are free to visitors), and the conference centre, now available for booking.
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Location: Wellcome Trust, 6th Floor, 215 Euston Road, London, NW1 5HA
Date and Time: Wednesday 3rd October 2007 12:00 PM
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I really liked Adrian's relaxed, informal style and his personal story used to illustrate the points he was making about leadership. Wouldn't it be great if all leaders shared his underpinning philosophy!
Submitted by Judi Kennedy-Clarke, Wellcome Trust
I thought Adrian was very good - refreshing in terms of less "motivational" and more contextualised and real!
Submitted by Stephanie Peckham, The Magic of Networking
Best event of yours that I have been to so far. interesting perspective and genuinely transferable to the workplace. excellent.
Submitted by miranda coates, the amalfi partnership
Adrian was very engaging and brought the subject matter to life in an informative and thought provoking way. A fine start to the new season.
Submitted by Chris Lazenby, British Museum
I found the presentation and ideas refreshing and inspirational.
Submitted by Elisabeth Tootill, CTI Limited
I found the presentation and ideas refreshing and inspirational.
Submitted by Elisabeth Tootill, CTI Limited
I thought this was an excellent event. I thought that Adrian simply and powerfully got to the core of the coach / client relationship and the necessary ingredients for any leader to coach and motivate their workforce. I was very impressed.
Submitted by Rasheed Ogunlaru, Rasheed Ogunlaru life coach - speaker - business c
Very good topic and speaker. Could have done with more time, especially after the talk. Excellent venue.
Submitted by Radhika Seth, Nari Business Psychologists Ltd
Adrian was very clear in explaining what leadership means for him and the importance of walking the walk. I took away some new thoughts that have stimulated further ideas.
Submitted by Colin Newlyn, Ology
I found the meeting to be an interesting and a valuable networking opportunity.
Submitted by Hardeep Sambi, The Outsourced Training Company Ltd
Whilst his style is relatively low key I found this an insightful and motivational event, which developed me at both a personal & professional level
Submitted by Cindy Mahoney, Fairplace