The Inspiring Leaders Podcast - Becoming a high-impact, first-time growth company CEO


Focused on what leaders should be prioritising over the next twelve months, advice for first-time CEOs and how Chairs in high-growth businesses can better support their CEOs.

Key discussion points include:

  • Pressure points for growth company CEOs over the next twelve months
  • Board dynamics
  • Where should Chairs be supporting and guiding the CEO?
  • Evolving as a founder-CEO
  • How can a mentor support a CEO of a growth company?
  • Essential elements of high performance


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