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James South, CEO, CEDR

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Julie Mangan, Company Secretary of Capgemini UK
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There is an increasing trend towards leaders developing and deploying the skills of a Mediator.
Whether this is chairing and facilitating meetings, engaging with stakeholders, having difficult conversations or designing processes, these inherent skills of a Mediator are incredibly valuable for those in leadership roles.
As part of his Leadership Series, James South (CEO, CEDR) spoke to Julie Mangan, CEDR-Accredited Mediator and Company Secretary of Capgemini UK.
The podcast explores key mediation leadership skills and practical examples of where they have made a difference in securing better and more sustainable outcomes.
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