Don’t believe me,
believe the ones who have read it and or live(d) it !
“Innovation and thought leadership share the common challenge of being thought of as distinctly conceptual and lacking in concrete realities. Frank Wammes brings both firmly into a series of well ground realities and adds clear steps to enable a learning path to practicing effective innovation leadership”
Andy Mullholland – Former Group CTO Capgemini
“I learned so many things, but most of all that is okay to be the critical thinker, and use that skill to spot opportunities and foresee potential problems before they happen.”
Donald Hessing
“The program helped me to grow in so many ways : not being afraid to be vulnerable, I learned this can be a strength! It also gave me a push to make bold statements and to make room for silence during presentations.
And last but not least : the way I present myself (posture, stance) can make a big difference in getting my message across.”
Kimberly Snoyl
“Professionally it started by defining myself as a Subject Matter Expert by discovering my personal capabilities and expertise. This journey was both insightful and exciting, and fun!
Also, it expanded my network, and by that see what I can bring end-to-end to our clients, by meeting and discussing with other experts.
On a personal level this program helped me understand my strengths and weakness and how to use these in personal engagements. ”
Martijn van Deel
“Most programs focus putting square pegs in round holes to make you fit to the companies leadership model, but none of them look at your strength. Don’t forget leadership is not a title, if no one follows you or they follow you for the wrong reasons it is just management.
For me “Listening with empathy” was my biggest learning! Leadership is about communication. It is about getting you message across in a way that everyone can understand it. But what everyone forgets to include is “Listening”! If you don’t listen, you have no idea how if you message is received and understood! It wasn’t that I didn’t listen, but I didn’t always listen with empathy, to really understand! ”
Alex Bulat
