Interwoven Episode 17 – From Military Roots to Resilient Leadership: Alison Charles on Change, Culture, and the Future of Work


Join James Cracknell as he chats with Alison Charles, a trailblazing resilience and leadership consultant, in this inspiring episode of Interwoven. Alison shares her incredible journey from the military to the corporate world, revealing the challenges of transition, the importance of strong communication, and what true resilience really means in business today. Dive deep into her resilience framework, gain tips for navigating rapid change, and discover her vision for empowering the next generation of leaders. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, team leader, or just curious about thriving in uncertain times, this is one conversation you won’t want to miss!

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