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Learn leadership lessons from top-level sports people

Colin Cottell 9 October 2019

When it comes to creating a high-performance culture that leads to success, businesses have a lot to learn from elite level sport, a conference has heard.

Ex-England and Premier League footballer Andy Cole, England hockey player and 2016 Olympic Gold medal winner Crista Cullen and former England and Bath rugby player Simon Halliday shared their insights into creating high-performing teams at ‘The Ripple Effect Conference’ in London, hosted by thought leadership consultancy EP Business in Hospitality.

Andy Cole, who...

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