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You’re In Charge Now, Here’s How Not To Mess It Up

Dr Michael Toh, Commercial Strategy Coach, Certified ICF and NLP Coach

22-Jan-25 11:00

You’re In Charge Now, Here’s How Not To Mess It Up

Making the leap from individual contributor to leader is exciting but daunting. How can new managers thrive in today’s workplace dynamics? Dr. Michael Toh, Commercial Strategy Coach, Certified ICF and NLP Coach, and author of So, You Just Got Promoted! joins us to share practical insights. With over 30 years of leadership experience across Asia Pacific, he offers strategies on leadership transitions, coaching versus managing, and key workplace trends shaping the future of work.

Produced by: Carol Wong

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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Categories:  the workplace,  managing,  entrepreneurs,  personal development

Tags:  individual contributor,  leadership,  leadership transition,  workplace trends,  workplace dynamics, 


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