Feature Article
Curating Culture
The phrase “culture eats strategy for breakfast”, coined last century by then management guru Peter Drucker, has never seemed more pertinent than it is today.
The Royal Commission into misconduct in the financial sector has highlighted cultural issues as foundational and fundamental driver of the behaviours it investigated. As a result, many Australian organisations are revising their approach to strategy while scrambling to reshape teams, cultures and behaviour and relearn the new rules of survival.
This white paper examines the new perspective of culture as an adaptable and evolving organism and the relationship between culture and strategy in the age of disruption. Maximus address the criticality of getting culture right and the role the leader plays as cultural curator, outlining how they can navigate their new responsibility without controlling it.
Reconstructing learning for the future
Building for a secure future means organisations and leaders need to play a role in nurturing the right education pathways to successful learning.
Rethinking the Ultimate Reward
Maximus looks at how financial services can approach motivation differently and refocus the business towards impact and customer centricity.
The In-Tune Executive Team
Ensuring the right psychological balance for boards and the C-suite is crucial for business survival.
Going Social: A Different Mode of Learning
Maximus explores the changing demands of leaders forcing them to abandon traditional learning programs.
More than ever, they are required to lead with purpose, adapt confidently and make bold decisions within the volatile and uncertain business arena.
ANZ Five to Thrive Challenge
Maximus partnered with ANZ on a novel and innovative solution to raise awareness of the New Ways of Leading at ANZ.
Read the case study to learn more about social-led leader learning.
Innovation Nation
Ecosystems that endorse creative collaboration and an innovative-friendly environment are vital for Australia to advance as a nation.
Maximus spotlights four inspiring examples of innovation in action, to encourage leaders to break down traditional operating models and deploy adaptive thinking in this technological epoch.
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