
A team is not a group of people who work together. A team is a group of people who trust each other.
Organizations are made up of people. And people are driven by their values. As simple as that.
When people can bring their values and passion to work, they will feel engaged and committed. Consistent research shows that when people are engaged, they perform better, and they excel. And when people excel, your business will experience growth and results.
At Brainwave, we believe that to succeed as a leader, you must find the common purpose and universal values of your team and organization. When you as a leader embrace and live your deepest held values, you will generate the trust needed to make your people excel, and your business succeed and sustain.
Nina demonstrates a deep passion for people, teamwork and excellence in leadership. With 20+ years of international experience from business development and leadership roles in the IT industry, her knowledge of how values and culture directly impact trust, collaboration and performance is experience-based.
Nina loves working with leaders to facilitate cultural transformation and develop high-performing teams and organizations. She is a master at connecting the dots and challenging the status quo in an inspiring and inclusive way. She is also a popular speaker on the topics of 21st century leadership, values and culture.
Nina holds a Master in International Affairs and a Bachelor in International Business. She is a certified Cultural Transformation Tools Practitioner with Barrett Values Centre®.
All leadership starts with self-awareness. Authentic leadership can only be developed “inside – out”. When you commit to evolving, results will follow.
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Why Values Matter (more than ever)
/in Blog post, Vis på forside /by Anne Kristine ReknesAt Brainwave, we believe that our individual values are behind our attitudes and behavior. We see a growing awareness and interest in the topic of “culture” as a source of competitive advantage among clients. What makes up the culture of an organization?