Episode 16: Navigating Institutional Courage

Creating a just workplace requires institutional courage and a leadership commitment to take action on behalf of those who trust or depend on the institution— even when it’s unpleasant, difficult or costly. In this episode, Kim and Wesley discuss how to build a just workplace with Delia Grenville, who shares a story about how institutional betrayal fueled mobbing, a form of group bullying, in her workplace.

about Delia Grenville

Delia Grenville is a senior executive leader, process-driven change agent, large-scale technology change and business innovation strategist. With more than 25 years of experience in high tech roles, she is recognized by peers for her relentless push for quality, and is often referred to by senior leaders as the ‘alignment goddess’ for her ability to translate complex strategies into actionable business plans. Outside of the corporate world, Delia is a TEDx speaker, proud published author of the book Rants + Ramblings on Life and Wellness, and host of the To Live List podcast.

https://www.deliagrenville.com/

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