Leadership
Leadership defines how businesses grow, compete, and adapt to change. We look at the decisions, trends, and priorities shaping leadership in a fast-moving market.
Price, problems and performance: the three difficult conversations every leader must master
Caroline Plumb OBE, Group CEO of Amtivo, shares the three conversations every leader must learn to navigate with…
After 30 years of Go-To-Market leadership, Sandy Hogan wants companies to stop renting customers and start earning them for life
After three decades leading go-to-market transformations at Cisco, VMware, Rackspace, and LivePerson, Sandy Hogan has…
Why purpose-driven leadership is the future of business
PensionBee's Romina Savova on building a business that matters, leading with authenticity, and finding the…
The business technology strategy every leader needs in 2026
From AI accountability to digital sovereignty. According to Ben Elms, CEO at Expereo, the forces…
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Latest Articles
Ross Jack, Director of Channel EMEA at Dialpad, on how AI powered communications can create shared value for partners, agents and customers across the CX ecosystem
Jeremy Keefe, Managing Director at Kubus, on how specialist focus, agility and strong alignment help smaller channel partners punch above their weight in competitive markets
Phil Rowell, COO at Wizard Cyber, on how Microsoft Copilot is reshaping cyber risk judgment, leadership accountability and decision making across the organisation
Ken Topping, Chief Technology and Information Officer at GoFibre, on meeting rising full fibre demand while expanding rural connectivity and maintaining network quality at scale
Nathan Marke, Chief Strategy Officer at Giacom, on how channel partners are quietly driving SME digital transformation and long term competitiveness across the UK
Jay Janes explains why Copilot should be used as a catalyst to open broader strategic IT conversations, not positioned as a productivity add-on
