How do you do this?
As a leader, how do you stay in touch with the hinterland
that your organisation occupies?
Do you know what is over the next hill, or
where that river flows?
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- Local Town Councillor (and former Town Mayor 2017/2019) working with and for local people to make the town even healthier, safer and wealthier for everyone who lives, works, visits, studies and plays in Buckingham. Professionally, Jon is a leadership coach, change facilitator and organisational development practitioner with 30+ years experience across the public services and commercial world. And now a blogger and writer too (www.CrackingQuestions.com & https://themayorofbuckingham.blogspot.com/)
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