The future demands a new era of transformational leadership—one that drives personal and economic growth while building a better world. At the heart of this evolution are Value Makers—leaders who champion sustainable growth through strategic clarity, bold purpose, and unwavering ambition.
Value Makers don’t just lead; they inspire. They challenge themselves to consistently create value for their teams, organisations, clients, industries, and society. With vision, magnetic energy and conviction, they think smart and act big, driving meaningful and lasting change.
When we focus on creating value, it gives everyone a chance to participate, be productive, and benefit from the success. It fosters entrepreneurship, building a vibrant movement where people come together to create bigger things.
In this Livestream, Maximus Founder Vanessa Gavan and Senior Advisor Gerhard Vorster discuss how Executives, Senior Leaders, and HR Professionals can transform their leaders into Value Makers and supercharge performance.
Key insights from the session:
Overcoming the Productivity Dilemma
Australia’s declining productivity and weakening economic situation is a wake-up call. Left uncorrected, we risk eroding our global competitiveness, resilience, and overall life satisfaction. Organisations must move beyond traditional performance measures and focus on unlocking productivity through leadership, strategy, and culture…
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