Christine Foxwell had been in hr, recruitment, consulting, training, and executive leadership and what she knew for sure was we were missing an opportunity to engage and equip people and in return, increase business performance.
In her career, she has seen people step into growth, achieve the unexpected and succeed together. I am, therefore, a firm believer that people can unlock their purpose, joy, development and Performance. Foxwell also believes organisations can achieve success and high performing cultures by engaging in clarity, inclusivity, honesty, vision and measurement. In essence, she has found it’s a delicate balance between people and Performance.
What has inspired the Ignite Purpose team and her to keep learning, growing and stepping into that uncomfortable place of unlocking change? It is the difference she has seen in Leadership teams, cultures and most importantly, the people (humans) we work with.
They start with people and align people to performance outcomes and measures.
They help people ignite their purpose, build their skills, lead who they are and shift their mindsets. We do this through coaching programs from executives through to leaders and teams.
They align leaders (Executive alignment programs) to each other, people to their leaders, and finally, we empower the organisation to build a culture of high performance.
They facilitate strategy, alignment, culture leadership, sales and performance workshops. We coach leaders, teams and organisations to partner, connect deeply and unlock potential and Performance.
The tools they use to support our clients are, bespoke designed programs based on their individual needs—behaviour profiles (DISC & Motivators). They also use TILT365 to help personal insights on growth that aligns to coaching programs. They do impact surveys, high-performance measurement and 360 assessments. Finally, they are the distributors of Silega Business Simulations in ANZ and use interactive simulations and activities to create reflective learning environment
The team is based in Sydney, Australia; they work virtually and face to face and have delivered workshops and coaching sessions to clients all over the world.
In a world where property prices seem to be continually soaring, George Rodman’s innovative approach of property syndication offers everyday Australians a chance to overcome the mounting challenges of property ownership.
Discover how this bold idea works, its numerous benefits, and how it holds potential even for those concerned about the associated risks, all while hearing George’s personal motivation that stems from his own upbringing.
BPA and heavy metals have been found in some popular branded active wear
In a recent studies across the U.S, a variety of popular branded sports bras and athletic wear have been found to contain alarming levels of BPA, a chemical compound frequently used in the production of certain types of plastics.
The discovery of BPA in these textiles has raised concerns regarding its potential adverse health effects, which include asthma, cardiovascular disease, and obesity.
Clayton Thomas, CEO of The Root Brands, offers his perspective on this unexpected revelation, where BPAs presence in fabrics used for sports and active wear has puzzled many, given that BPA has long been a target of avoidance and regulatory scrutiny due to its health risks.
Do global markets and economic climate influence OCIO adaption with investors?
In a recent Institutional Investor report, the outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) industry is on the brink of substantial growth, driven by increasing interest from asset owners, especially endowments and foundations, who are increasingly turning to OCIO services.
To delve deeper into this trend, we are privileged to introduce Jim Schienberg, Managing Partner at North Pier Search Consulting, a renowned OCIO search firm.