Ten Lessons for Growth: Building Community at Your Company's Core
FSC Founder Justin Small suggests that CEOs embrace a series of strategic lessons that promote growth, foster innovation, build towards a sustainable future, and create a workplace where employees thrive. Here are ten essential strategies to ensure your organisation not only grows but becomes an authentic brand customers believe in and a place where people are excited to build their careers.
Employee Empowerment through Creative Innovation: Rethinking EX Strategies
FSC’s Head of People, Avalyn Kasahara, explores what People teams can learn from the highly developed CX methodologies found in the creative industries. As organisations grapple with how to maintain staff engagement in our bold new hybrid world, a renewed focus on Employee Experience has led to jobs in People gaining more exposure. As the world of work continues to evolve beyond the old norms, so should our approaches to managing, interacting with, and incentivising employees.
Is It Time to Change How We Think About Purpose?
Paul Skinner, best-selling author of The Purpose Upgrade, believes we need more dynamic guiding narratives that make purpose the ultimate renewable resource for enterprise. Conventional approaches to organisational purpose are often static, and find their expression in metaphors such as our ‘north star’. In a more crisis-prone environment, however, we are frequently forced to redefine what success looks like in the first place.
Bossing The Unknown
Bill Griffin, Former Head of Marketing at Channel 4 and Comedy Central, tells us how facing the looming presence of The Unknown is an inevitable part of navigating both life and business. It can be a paralysing force if you let it – which is why the only way to conquer it is by robbing it of its power.
Gen Z Rising – How to Lead Tomorrow’s Leaders
Jo Duffy, editor of FSC’s Gen Z Blueprint white paper, explores why it’s imperative that businesses are prepared to navigate the seismic generational shift that lies ahead. If hearing the term ‘Gen Z’ conjures only vague images of tech-savvy teens dancing on TikTok, it’s probably time to update your frame of reference.