Building High Performing Practices explores the nature of practice group underperformance and its causes. Our new report examines three key areas of focus that leaders have used to turn underperformance around and put practices onto a growth trajectory- the role of the practice leader, the role of the Executive and the role of the Board.
To inform this report, we’ve interviewed 40 leaders across the professional services industry to capture the wisdom from their experiences in leading these changes.
Read the full whitepaper here.
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PodcastsLeading in a Crisis: The client’s voice
To continue our series about leading in a crisis, PSFI partner Ebba Bahl sits down with Chris Fowler (former COO at BT) and Paul Ringham (former Commercial Director for BT) to bring the client’s voi...
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Leading in a Crisis: A masterclass for leaders
As part of our leading in a crisis series, PSFI’s Mike Mister chats to James George, part of the senior leadership team at strategy consultants OC&C. James joined the business over 20 years ago and has held a number of roles including Inter...
Practice turnaround and the role of the Board: an enabler or a brake?
In this series, we are looking at leadership in a crisis. Practice management, how to spot an underperforming practice and how to turn things around are perennial challenges for professional and financial services firms. These problems which we...
Practice turnaround and the role of the Executive
In this series, we are looking at leadership in a crisis. Practice management, how to spot an underperforming practice and how to turn things around are perennial challenges for professional and financial services firms. These problems which we...
Practice turnaround and the role of the practice leader: have you got what it takes?
In this series, we are looking at leadership in a crisis. Practice management, how to spot an underperforming practice and how to turn things around are perennial challenges for professional and financial services firms. These problems which we...