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Understanding the power of love leadership
With the uncertainty of change in business being the only inevitability right now, a new author has launched her debut book Power of Love Leadership – and is openly challenging the business community to give love a try. Leadership coach Sarah Higgins, of Leicester, has drawn from her years
of expertise in HR, executive coaching and leadership development to launch the new leadership strategy book.
‘Business – and, in fact, life – is all about relationships. It's about trust’
Based upon the principles of emotional intelligence, she said it will
“enable business leaders, professionals and individuals to understand emotions, and re-master them to increase resilience and success in both business and in life.” It’s been hailed as a game-changer in the business “self-help” book sector. Having used the concept of Power of Love Leadership with her clients
since 2012, it took more than five years to finish writing the book. It has been inspired by both business success and personal challenge. Sarah said: “Business – and, in fact, life – is all about relationships. It's
about trust. It's about what motivates us and what we believe in. And this is all based on how we feel. “You set the tone for the culture, and this can either positively or
negatively affect productivity, creativity, employee engagement, resilience, focus and decision-making.” The Power of Love Leadership model promises seven proven strategies to
“drive success, maximise results and inspire compassion and trust”. It’s billed as “the caring new way to lead” – something that strikes particular resonance to the Covid-19 era and the new-found desire of many to be more self-aware and to act compassionately. Sarah hopes that the both business leaders and regular consumers will
buy the book, adding: “With the Power of Love Leadership, you can build a highly motivated team that’s fearless and motivated to collaborate, create, inspire and innovate. You’ll think more clearly, make better decisions, push morale and productivity to unimaginable levels and navigate success with compassion, confidence and care.”
Sarah Higgins Learning Pool acquires Remote Learner
Learning Pool Group CEO Paul McElvaney
Learning Pool has acquired Remote Learner, the learning technology company based in Denver, Colorado. With clients such as recruitment
giant Indeed, Royal Caribbean Group and Ultimate Kronos Group, Remote Learner has delivered e- learning solutions to thousands of clients, representing over a million users, for more than two decades. The learning management
system specialist is the fourth to join Learning Pool Group, a global firm with a Nottingham office, in as many years and adds significant capacity and capability to the group’s North American business. Learning Pool Group CEO Paul
McElvaney said: “We’ve been particularly impressed by the focus on delivering impact to customers that the Remote Learner team prides itself on, which has been especially evident throughout the pandemic.
6 business network February 2021 “This acquisition puts the group
in great shape to accelerate our already ambitious customer satisfaction and growth targets in the North American region, and takes the global Learning Pool team to more than 260 dedicated and talented people.” The learning platform market is
rapidly changing as businesses and educational institutions surge towards online learning solutions in the wake of the pandemic. Dr Ben Betts, CEO at Learning
Pool, said: “Customers are increasingly asking us for more help, and the breadth of our portfolio offering serves the workplace learning needs of almost every business and organisation in the UK and North America. “We’re excited about bringing
our innovative solutions around automation, analytics and learning in the flow of work to the Remote Learner customer base.”
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