Archive for Zoe Gruhn

Zoe is the Institute's Director of Leadership Development where she is is working on the research and development of politicians. She has extensive experience of working at senior levels across the public and private sectors including top team and leadership development and coaching CEOs, board members and government ministers. She has a strong interest in providing fresh perspectives and approaches to developing leadership capability. More about Zoe

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Can the private sector reform whitehall?

Zoe Gruhn, 19 November 2010

One of the Coalition’s early actions was to put in place radical reforms to Whitehall boards. More non-executive directors are to be appointed, particularly with commercial experience, to galvanise departmental boards, utilising political and business leadership to drive up performance.

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Friends, Romans and Coalition Partners

Zoe Gruhn, 16 August 2010

Since 5 May pundits have had a field day arguing about whether coalition government can work and the life chances of the current coalition. Reading some commentators, it is almost as though we are now in a brave new world with little precedent.

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