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​How do you survive as a leader in today’s competitive world, where everyone is claiming to be an expert in some thing or another? My answer – be a great generalist leader.

​It is at this time of the year when new teams have been bought together that cracks start to show. Whether that is on the sporting field, in the boardroom or where you work. The honeymoon period and excitement of starting something new and being around certain team members starts to wear thin. So what is your role as a coach in this process of team development to ensure you can break through to achieve your vision?

The ability of a leader to set strategy is fundamental to their success as a leader. Many leaders have great tactical leadership. But strategic leadership is different. Strategic leadership is just as much an art form as it is organisational knowledge and experience.

The Australian Emeralds recently competed at the World Cup in South Korea, finishing 5th. This was a result that was two places lower than their previous result in 2014. But speaking with the Head Coach, Simone Wearne, she was happier with the team culture and the foundation of the team at this most…

The role of sports diplomacy in supporting the development of our economy and people to people links. This topic is something I am passionate about and spoke on at the recent NT Government's Engaging with Asia Sports Forum.