I grew up practicing pretty much all sports, and tennis racket still is – one of my ‘toys’. I was, therefore, really excited to meet tennis legend Martina Navratilova in Singapore at the WTA Finals together with a group of fabulous female leaders: Member of Parliament and Microsoft Managing Director Jessica Tan, and WTA President Micky Lawler.
I often get asked how organisations can build a more innovative culture. It is a valid but difficult question to answer as culture is something that is multi-faceted, involves history and legacy, and includes a set of deeply-held values.
When you first start pitching your business idea to the world, there is no worse feeling than someone telling you they don’t think it will work. Since that is your deepest fear, when someone articulates it, as someone invariably will, it will rip to your very core.
You know that your team needs a change, a shift in attitude, and a manager that can take them to the next level and bring the best out of them. But how do you do it?
Experts have been telling us for years that if we want to succeed as negotiators, we need to be less transactional with our clients and more relationship-focused.
Day 3 of the WTA Singapore Finals may have started off with a touch of rain but that didn't dampen the spirits of Executive Lifestyle's Expert Contributors Susanna Hasenoehrl and Karen Lee, who were invited to the Racquet Club's Ladies Day.