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Defining Neuroleadership and How It Will Improve Leadership Effectiveness

Dr Dr Avnesh Ratnanesan, Founder and CEO, Energesse

15-Feb-24 11:00

Defining Neuroleadership and How It Will Improve Leadership Effectiveness

Neuroscience and leadership in business, often termed “neuroleadership”, seeks to apply findings from neuroscience to improve leadership practices, decision-making, and organisational culture. 

Neuroleadership focuses on understanding how the brain works and applying this knowledge to various aspects of leadership and management, from problem solving, to improving social skills, and managing stress.

Despite its pros and promises, there are also challenges, such as the risk of oversimplification and the misapplication of neuroscience findings. Some critics argue that the complexity of the brain cannot be directly mapped onto leadership practices without nuanced understanding and caution.

So, what is the future of neuroscience in leadership and business, and how can it be successfully applied in organisations? 


Speaking with ustoday on blending the realms of neuroscience and leadership to improve leadership effectiveness, foster innovation, and enhance organisational health is Dr Avnesh Ratnanesan, Founder and CEO of Energesse - a firm focused on leadership development.

Produced by: Carol Wong

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan


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