Moving from expert to leader can be tough, especially when your expertise is all about data-driven decision making.
Please join us in this session with Richard Galbraith and Clive Elwood. They will cover the biology of emotions and the importance of building emotional intelligence for leaders.
Our panellists will share their experiences as technical experts, leaders, and coaching practitioners. They will explore ways in which we can all improve this aspect of our leadership.
You can watch the recording of this webinar on the IFoA’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). Watch recording.
Nozipho Gazi is a Senior Actuary at the Bank of England and works on insurance policy. Prior to working at the bank, Nozipho spent over 10 years working in consulting and industry, with experience across pensions, longevity modelling, and enterprise risk management. Nozipho is a Fellow of the IFoA, Chartered Enterprise Risk Actuary (CERA), and a member of the IFoA Committee for Lifelong Learning in Risk Management.
Clive Elwood MA VetMB MSc MS (Ashridge) PhD FRCVS led a team of 50 specialist veterinary surgeons in a large private practice for 10 years. During this time he grew an interest in, and experience of, professional leadership. Clive’s curiosity led to a Masters in Executive Coaching from Ashridge Hult Business School. He now concentrates his time developing leaders and leadership in knowledge-based professions.
Richard Galbraith is a Fellow of the IFoA with over 20 years’ experience across various disciplines, with a focus on risk management. Over the past decade he has been a senior volunteer and advocate for the actuarial profession, being a member of the IFoA Council and taking leadership roles in the IAA. He enjoys bringing a focus of professionalism and ethics to his roles and is a qualified coach and mindfulness practitioner. He is Director of Enterprise Risk Management, Europe for Canada Life Group, based in London.