IP InterviewPublished May 12, 2020
Leadership Principles: Lessons From 20 Years In Consumer Goods
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Executive Bio
Gary Tickle
Former President and CEO Nestlé Nutrition North America and current CEO, North America at Shiftlineup
Why is this interview interesting?
- The leader as servant: a core role of the leader as someone who excites people to achieve higher levels of performance
- Making the transition from manager to leader: why showing vulnerability can be a powerful tool to enlist support from your team
- The role of failure in leadership development: owning one's mistakes
- Leadership: the importance of listening
- Ensuring bad news gets filtered up to the leader
- Approaches to innovation: bottom up
- Communication practices for leaders (honesty, directness, humility, and the power of listening)
- Communication principles for leading through crisis
Interview Transcript
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