Amira Kohler


Dr Phil Renshaw


Dr Jenny Robinson


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n keeping with these objectives, the Turbocharging Performance masterclass, held in April at Henley Business School and trailed in the ‘Think Global People’ special global leadership supplement,


aimed to be a groundbreaking, immersive experience for everyone attending. Turbocharging Performance was hosted by


Amira Kohler, from People Stuff, alongside Dr Phil Renshaw and Dr Jenny Robinson, from Coaching On The Go. They brought together some of the brightest and most curious business minds to explore how organisations could turbocharge business performance and optimise their talent through new thinking and progressive leadership. We caught up with Amira, Jenny and Phil to hear about the masterclass and some of its key takeaways.


KEY THEMES FROM THE TURBOCHARGING PERFORMANCE MASTERCLASS One test of success for any event is whether those who didn’t manage to attend felt they missed out. Many global people managers have asked us, “How did it go?” and “What did I miss?” Here we bring you some highlights and key outcomes.


AI and ethics Open any news or social media platform and you’ll be aware that AI is here to stay and destined to change the world irrevocably. Most of us know that much, but Stuart Hearn, HR tech entrepreneur, board adviser and start-up mentor, in 25 short minutes blew the doors off the possible impact of future technology and AI. He


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