Purposeful Leadership Masterclass
The Future of Business
Lead and Operate in a Purpose-Driven World
Due to COVID-19 this event has been postponed from 18th May 2020 until 2021.
Taking action on Purpose
We are living in an extraordinary time. Old market economy thinking is out the window. We have 10 years to deliver the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
There is much talk about purpose but where is the action?
We need business to step up and move at pace. We need new business models and new types of partnerships. Our next Masterclass will explore the leadership qualities required to turn a belief in purpose into action. Moving towards a model of mutual benefit is critical to ensure business remains commercially and socially relevant. With the right, positive mindset we as business leaders can be inspired and inspire others.
Building on our previous Masterclass ‘Navigating Profit and Purpose’ and discussions around the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
‘Investors no longer believe that short-term earnings results are indicative of long-term success and are highly aware of imprecision of its reporting metrics’ FCLTGlobal, CEO Sarah Williamson.
A shared purpose brings enormous benefits both at an organisational and personal level: attracting and retaining talent; delivering market competitiveness and leading change. But most importantly, it defines why we get up in the morning and go to work.
How this
purposeful
leadership
masterclass
will help you
The day is designed to help you:
The Masterclass is designed to be a safe space to network with other business leaders exploring the role of profit, purpose and leadership.
Content
The Masterclass will draw on the expertise of several business leaders who have navigated the challenges of the profit and not-for-profit worlds and the work of Pulse helping leaders drive change.
Working with Purpose:
Pulse will lead on how to apply its 12 Principles of Purposeful Leadership when exploring your organisation’s purpose to drive change:
If you have any questions about the Masterclass please contact hello@pulsebrands.com
All proceeds from this event will go to Social Business Trust (registered charity 1136151) For more information visit: www.socialbusinesstrust.org
Facilitators
Simon Milton is the founder of Pulse and has dedicated the last 18 years to working with leaders building purposeful businesses. In the last four years he has spent considerable time sharing the leadership expertise Pulse has identified with each of its clients driving growth whilst bringing real value to the world – from the Private Equity boardroom to post-conflict Iraq. His work has helped leaders consider new approaches to working with purpose and being more effective in engaging both the workforce and the external world.
Simon has supported international clients such as Tata Steel, BP and the Dow Chemical Company to Alibaba.com, Arup and Permira. He is a Founding Trustee of the SBT.
In 2019 Pulse became a BCorp.
Robert Goodsell is co-founder and Director of Akatemia CIC, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to bringing entrepreneurship education and new learning methods into the mainstream of UK undergraduate business degrees.
Before working with Pulse, Robert was Director of the UK’s leading culture and communications agency, Smythe Dorward Lambert (now part of Interbrand). He has held countless senior board level positions in UK plc from head of strategy to marketing. Robert also practises as a psychotherapist.
Andrew Leith has been the Creative Director at Pulse for eight years where he has worked on projects for clients such as Arup, BP, Rumaila, Aureos and Digital+. He previously worked for Deep End, a leading digital agency and the strategy innovation agency, Nowhere for clients like WHSmith and Syngenta.
Andrew has developed brand engagement programmes and leadership off-sites for numerous clients such as Unilever and Dell. Andrew’s skill set goes beyond design – he provides insight and support to all team members on innovative approaches to leadership and audience engagement. As an engineer, he sees and understands the complexity of organisations and culture. He originally trained as an engineer and studied industrial design at the Royal College of Arts.