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Genine Whitehorne

Genine is public sector change maker working to deliver innovative and effective modern services against a backdrop of constant political change and continued austerity. Genine is a natural disruptor who challenges organisations to think and do differently. She is a strong advocate for social value and community power. As a trustee of the London Community Foundation and Chair of the Lewisham Youth Theatre, she is committed to supporting grassroots organisations to access the resources they need to continue to make a difference to life of Londoners.

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Embracing my weaknesses

Strong but weak: how a cartoon helped me with embracing my weaknesses. I recently gave a talk at a women’s leadership event and after my introduction, the host remarked on the fact that I am...

A very Maverick Christmas

A Very Maverick Christmas. “Sorry, I don’t do Xmas.” This statement always raises an eyebrow. As soon as I utter those words, I begin to wonder whether I’ve made a mistake. The look of obvious horror...

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Lighthouse Leadership: The Power of Immersive Mentoring. Mentoring, to me, is like being a lighthouse. Leaders are the ships navigating unpredictable waters - each...

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Building Trust and Empowering Employees: The 40% Better Approach. In this episode Judith Germain speaks to Bill Lennan about leadership, team performance, and personal...

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Startup different. In this Short Talk episode Judith Germain speaks to David Sinkinson about startup myths and his book "Startup Different". David Sinkinson and...

Whose lived experience is more important?

Whose lived experience is more important? To answer that question, we must first consider what we mean by the term. Lived experience emphasises the importance...

Are You Focused or Fuzzy?

Are You Focused or Fuzzy? The world is full of people who are fuzzy in their thinking. Moving from fuzzy to focused can make everything...

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