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Our team of consultants has a rich and diverse background including psychologists, Executive Coaches, HR professionals and business leaders. Many of our consultants have personal, hands on experience of working in business as well as many years consulting to some of the largest and most ambitious organisations in the UK and overseas.
Thank you
for finding us
hOW CAN WE HELP?
Our team of consultants has a rich and diverse background including psychologists, Executive Coaches, HR professionals and business leaders. Many of our consultants have personal, hands on experience of working in business as well as many years consulting to some of the largest and most ambitious organisations in the UK and overseas.
Thank you
for finding us
hOW CAN WE HELP?
Our team of consultants has a rich and diverse background including psychologists, Executive Coaches, HR professionals and business leaders. Many of our consultants have personal, hands on experience of working in business as well as many years consulting to some of the largest and most ambitious organisations in the UK and overseas.
Research
Research
We love tried and tested but we're always looking for better. We don't accept that there's a single way of seeing things or that anyone has all the answers, so we love challenging preconceptions and exploring new ideas.
Over the years our research has shaped how organisations approach engagement and work-related well-being. At the very start of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, we recognised that the landscape in which organisations operate had changed forever. Our ensuing research identifies the factors that most contribute to survival in a hypercompetitive market or during a crisis.
Our ideas integrate many years of research by academics and practitioners, drawing upon recent advances in the fields of psychology and neuroscience to help explain how people really think and behave in the workplace.
Our research isn't just academic theory; we've developed practical models and tools to translate the learning into demonstrable results.
Contact us today to start a conversation about how we can support your team or organisation.
Cognitive Diversity
Cognitive diversity has become a major focus of attention for many organisations over recent years. That's because we now know that it can lead to increased performance, faster innovation, deeper learning and greater organisational resilience.
However cognitive diversity is also greatly misunderstood and very few organisations have been able to unlock its full potential. To make matters worse, even fewer organisations realise that it can be hugely detrimental to relationships, collaboration and performance when poorly managed.
Our insights paper explains the important difference between cognitive diversity, demographic diversity and neurodiversity, revealing how the full benefits can be realised whilst avoiding the pitfalls.
Organisational Agility
Our latest research published in April 2021, explains how cognitive diversity, along with three other psychological factors, contributes to Collective Intelligence which, when combined with Adaptive Innovation processes, forms the basis of Organisational Agility.
We show how Organisational Agility is not only a key determinant of long-term sustainability and success in a hyper-competitive market, but the single most important factor in surviving an unexpected event such as the coronavirus pandemic.
Engagement and Wellbeing
Click on the button to download a copy of our 2015 white paper exploring the links between employee engagement and work-related well-being.
Our research programme, conducted in partnership with the University of Strathclyde is changing the way organisations think about employee engagement and work-related well-being.
Motivation and Engagement
Click on the button to download a copy of our 2012 research paper into motivation and engagement.
This paper helps explain what motivates people most, especially during times of extreme challenge or where they personally have something significant at risk. The research was conducted with more than a thousand soldiers returning from active service in Afghanistan.
You can also read our articles on the Engage For Success website about Engagement And Well-Being (click here) and A Study Into Motivation And Engagement (click here).
