In Your Element – Leading for
a Better World with Nicki Davey
Nicki shares her passion for nature and illustrates how she includes this in all her workshops to bring a greater sense of connection to each other and the planet we live on. She says in some way that many humans have become removed from a primal understanding of how we are all simply part of nature’s ecosystem.
In this 30 minute episode she discusses music, her leadership experiences and her love of TetraMap as a tool that has added significant value and depth. It is this combination that has driven her desire to create a collaborative conference ‘Leading for a Better World’ to be held on 22 May 2020 at the most fabulous venue reflecting the diversity of nature – The Eden Project in Cornwall.
The book Nicki referenced is called The Nature of Leadership and the Sundance Promise is:
“If you will open yourself to the natural environment, the people around you, and timeless principles, you will find personal and specific answers to the leadership challenges and opportunities you face.”
Bio: Nicki Davey
In 2008, Nicki left her job as Head of Learning & Development at national supported housing charity Carr-Gomm in order to take control of her own destiny by setting up Saltbox Training & Events. Saltbox helps individuals and organisations to perform better, achieve more, and be happier and healthier, by providing training and other services to increase people’s self-awareness, skills and confidence. Nicki is an active member of the CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development), a member of the Association of Sustainability Practitioners, and a Fellow of the RSA. She has ILM and CIPD qualifications, and is an accredited Master Facilitator for the TetraMap® tool as well as being a member of the TetraMap Global Leadership Group.
Leading for a Better World Conference – 22 May 2020
https://www.salt-box.co.uk/leadingforabetterworld
TetraMap Website: www.tetramap.com
Royalty free music: With permission from artist: Woah by Vincent Augustus
Episode length: 27 minutes