Especially important to me is people management and training. I have developed and introduced responsible training programs for management and staff, personal development and employee growth and career training initiatives. I regularly engage with departments to ensure that no knowledge gaps and misunderstandings of company policy/compliance exist, employee obligations to the company are clear, and the day-to-day duties and performance KPIs have been communicated., I believe that monitoring the health and wellbeing of employees and team members is crucial to maintaining good customer service and productivity. As an example of this, during the COVID-10 pandemic, recent research has shown that companies that provide masks, hand sanitiser, and implement social distancing, have had measurable productivity improvements., I take pride in working with HR to build a solid and knowledgeable team/workforce that can provide the ongoing expertise and know-how to drive an organisation forward. A quality vetting system that involves HR and team leaders is fundamental to success. My preference is for tailored training programs and workshops, a 'clearly defined organisational plan and strategic labour utilisation plan', are requisite to maintaining growth and powering performance., As well as involving myself directly in mentoring team members, I have a great interest in developing organisation-wide Sponsors: self-selected leaders that act as mentors or coaches. Any employee can volunteer for the role of a Sponsor; although, for the most part, they are chosen by a consensus of team members. Sponsors offer feedback on performance, guidance in personal development, participation in the compensation process, and identifying new ways of contributing through innovation. Each Sponsor supports employees with things like problem-solving, network building, and sharing best practices. Each Sponsor is dedicated to a specific area and focuses on facilitating solutions rather than providing them. Sponsors also support and promote collaboration between different teams. For instance, they meet and confer with members of other groups to improve efficiencies between teams and eliminate the development of silos and deficiencies in communication and company alignment., I firmly believe that the most critical component of an organisation's success or failure is organisational culture. I endeavour to 'actively manage' this by leading by example. I consider myself a consultative leader, open to new ideas, someone who encourages diversity, innovation, and autonomy, and fosters teambuilding. Suffice to say that all leaders in all company sectors are critical in safeguarding and championing desired behaviours, energising and motivating team members, and reinforcing cultural alignment. However, it is the special responsibility of the 'Top Management Team' to set the tone for every member of the organisation. This constant and consistent signalling of a commitment to articulated principles sets the example for others to follow. If team members see a disconnect between the culture an organisation espouses and its formal leadership, they will quickly disengage from the advertised culture and mimic their manager's behaviour. The Top Management Team must demonstrate the change they want to see. Thus, the appointment of the right kind of leaders is critical to implementing the process of cultural change.