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Making the Shift Away From a Command & Control Leadership Style With Neil Pretty
In Episode 19 of The HQ podcast, we are joined by Neil Pretty, CEO and Co-Founder of Aristotle Performance. During our conversation, we discuss how leadership has changed since the onset of the pandemic and how, as a result of the pandemic, some leaders adopted a command-and-control style of leadership. We address important questions such as:
Tune in as we unpack these questions and gain insight from a thought leader who has been on the leading edge of developing at-scale solutions for increasing workplace psychological safety from the earliest days of the pandemic.
About Neil Pretty
Neil Pretty is the CEO and co-founder of Aristotle Performance. Neil describes the start of his own leadership journey beginning when he was 13 years old in army cadets. He has held positions of leadership ever since then and started several businesses and lead many teams as a result. Neil moved into the corporate space first as a coach then specializing in working with high potential leaders who struggled with destructive and even toxic behaviours.
His practice evolved into team and organizational development and has been on the leading edge of developing at-scale solutions for increasing psychological safety from the earliest days of the pandemic. Together, with his team, they work with organizations all over the globe and are the Americas partner of The Fearless Organization.
Helpful Links
Aristotle Performance | Website: Click Here
Aristotle Performance | LinkedIn: Click Here
Neil Pretty | LinkedIn: Click Here
About The HQ
The HQ is CHA Learning’s/HealthCareCAN’s podcast series where we explore and discuss the topics relevant to healthcare today. The HQ focuses on the people that make up and lead our complex, adaptive system of healthcare. The HQ is your trusted headquarters as, together, we engage with thought-leaders to learn and understand what matters most to those that lead our health workforce.
CHA Learning | HealthCareCAN
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By CHA LearningIn Episode 19 of The HQ podcast, we are joined by Neil Pretty, CEO and Co-Founder of Aristotle Performance. During our conversation, we discuss how leadership has changed since the onset of the pandemic and how, as a result of the pandemic, some leaders adopted a command-and-control style of leadership. We address important questions such as:
Tune in as we unpack these questions and gain insight from a thought leader who has been on the leading edge of developing at-scale solutions for increasing workplace psychological safety from the earliest days of the pandemic.
About Neil Pretty
Neil Pretty is the CEO and co-founder of Aristotle Performance. Neil describes the start of his own leadership journey beginning when he was 13 years old in army cadets. He has held positions of leadership ever since then and started several businesses and lead many teams as a result. Neil moved into the corporate space first as a coach then specializing in working with high potential leaders who struggled with destructive and even toxic behaviours.
His practice evolved into team and organizational development and has been on the leading edge of developing at-scale solutions for increasing psychological safety from the earliest days of the pandemic. Together, with his team, they work with organizations all over the globe and are the Americas partner of The Fearless Organization.
Helpful Links
Aristotle Performance | Website: Click Here
Aristotle Performance | LinkedIn: Click Here
Neil Pretty | LinkedIn: Click Here
About The HQ
The HQ is CHA Learning’s/HealthCareCAN’s podcast series where we explore and discuss the topics relevant to healthcare today. The HQ focuses on the people that make up and lead our complex, adaptive system of healthcare. The HQ is your trusted headquarters as, together, we engage with thought-leaders to learn and understand what matters most to those that lead our health workforce.
CHA Learning | HealthCareCAN