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Not all Heroes Seek to Wear a Cape: Why the Chair and Principal Partnership Can Be the Unsung Hero in FE.
Governance in Further Education and Skills When the outgoing FE Commissioner Shelagh Legrave warned boards to “beware of hero principals and dominant chairs”, her words carried the weight of experience. The language is stark, but the risks are real: weak oversight, opaque decision-making, and the erosion of trust. Yet caution must come with nuance. Poorly governed leadership is dangerous, but effective leadership is essential. Principals who strive for impact are not inherent
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Dec 3, 20254 min read


The Distinction Between Career and Vocation: The legacy of careerism in the UK.
Money or meaning! Over the past few years, as I transitioned further into politics, while still trying to keep one foot in what I...
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Jul 14, 20244 min read


AI: Recruitment and Selection: The Ethical Integration of AI, People, and Values.
On the 24th of April, I will be hosting alongside a panel of experts the Workforce South Champion Briefing | Business South. Though I'm...
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Mar 4, 20242 min read


The Threat of Leader and Burnout: A Deeper Look after Blue Monday.
Burnout is a growing concern affecting leaders and employees in various industries. Burnout is a state of chronic physical and...
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Jan 22, 20243 min read


What's My Story
What's my story, sitting here in the front row? I can hardly believe that this is my first blog entry for Jackshaw Consultancy. I'm...
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Oct 25, 20233 min read
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