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Supporting Scotland's vibrant voluntary sector

Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Charity registered in Scotland SC003558. Registered office Mansfield Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield Place, Edinburgh EH3 6BB.

Showcasing Scotland's vibrant voluntary sector

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Exploring effective leadership in challenging times

Cranfield Trust

Day
Wednesday 15 June
Time slot
15:30-16:30
This event took place almost 2 years ago
Room
Dochart suite
Wheelchair accessible
Contact
Alice Dabrowska
01794 830 338
Topic
Leadership
Who was the event aimed at?

Directors

Who spoke at this event?
Gillian Bell - Cranfield Trust Manager Scotland
Stephen Cahill - Cranfield Trust Manager Scotland
Alice Dabrowska - Cranfield Trust Head of Operations
Amanda Tincknell CBE - Cranfield Trust CEO
Event summary and materials

What was covered in your sessions?

As leaders and managers, everyone in our team needs to feel supported, guided and recognised. We discussed how effective leaders need to be authentic, adaptive and generous in this complex and uncertain world?

Cranfield Trust’s roundtable explored what we need to learn and re-learn to enhance leadership in our organisations and make sure that our teams get what they need from us.

Was there any useful feedback or reflection from the participants?

From input gathered through breakout groups, we found that our sector colleagues have a traditional experience of leadership roles (giving examples of Chief Executives and other senior roles), but rated the ability to form relationships, clear communications and empathy above more technical leadership qualities, or personal leadership attributes. It may be that the voluntary sector values collaborative leadership particularly highly: qualities rated most strongly were clarity of communication, listening skills and responsiveness.

How people can find out more or get involved in your work?

Please do have a look at Cranfield Trust’s website to see how we can help you, or contact our office on talktous@cranfieldtrust.org. We are here for you. 

 
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