Three CEOs, including Carol Dewhurst from BDAT, flag the benefits of collaboration in working together through the pandemic.
The loneliness of being a leader in those early days of Covid was stark and unsettling. It’s probably safe to say that the past 16 months have been the most challenging of our careers.
Each of us spent hours sitting behind our screens, well into the small hours, as we waded our way through the latest Department for Education guidance. We held it together for our staff with a supportive smile as they looked to us for answers, while inside doing our own version of Edvard Munch’s The Scream.
But, from this period of angst and loneliness, a new type of leadership has started to emerge. Instead of being all about competition, it’s been focused on collaboration.
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