Blogging on public leadership and management
Why Leading a Charity Is Different: What Aspiring Nonprofit CEOs Need to Know
Leadership is often discussed as though it were universally transferable. A strong leader, the argument goes, should be able to move seamlessly between the corporate, public, and nonprofit sectors. Yet anyone who has worked in the third sector knows that charity leadership operates under a very different set of pressures, expectations, and success measures. For…
Why do I feel so inadequate despite my achievements ?
The Prevalence of Impostor Syndrome Among Female Leaders Photograph copyright jacquelinebfotografie.com all rights reserved 2026 . Impostor syndrome, a psychological phenomenon where individuals doubt their accomplishments and fear being exposed as frauds, according to the research is notably prevalent among female leaders: Female leaders experience impostor syndrome more acutely than their male counterparts due to…
New Book
Navigating the Digital Transformation of Business and Law Education: Insights from “Creativity and Critique in Digital Learning and Teaching” (Baxter, Selby-Fell and Gilbert, 2025) In the ever-evolving landscape of Higher Education, the turn towards digital learning has accelerated, challenging traditional pedagogies and inviting innovative approaches to teaching and learning. “Creativity and Critique: Digital Learning and…
Managing dominant team members in meetings
Managing Dominant Team Members in Meetings We’ve all been in team meetings where no one can get a word in edgeways due to dominant members of the team occupying the air space ! So why do some people feel the need to dominate and what can you do to address this ? Effective team meetings…
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Professor Jacqueline Baxter EDd MA PGCE PFHEA CMBE Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences 