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Megan Reitz
Megan Reitz
Member Since: 7th Apr 2015
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Megan Reitz is Professor of Leadership and Dialogue at Hult Ashridge International Business School. John Higgins is a research fellow at Gameshift, a coach and consultant. They are authors of Speak Up: Say what needs to be said and hear what needs to be heard, (Pearson, £14.99).

Megan Reitz
Client Director Ashridge Business School
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12th May 2021

Does a culture of activism scare you or inspire you?

Do you want a culture of ‘ speaking up ’ where people bring ‘their whole selves’ to work? Perhaps this is one of your values or ‘cultural...
Culture
11th Mar 2020

Mastering the art of speaking up: the 'how to' of being heard

The right words in the right place at the right time rarely happen by accident. The deputy chair of a major professional services firm...
Culture
4th Mar 2020

Mastering the art of speaking up: why labels matter

In the workplace, and in life generally, we dole out titles and labels to ourselves and others all the time, to do with gender, race,...
Culture
19th Feb 2020

Mastering the art of speaking up: how to be better understood

Our last two articles outlined the issue of trust – which is needed when people speak up – and also the element of risk that is present for...
Culture
5th Feb 2020

Mastering the art of speaking up: the element of risk

In the first part of this article series, we discussed why trust is an essential part of any conversation. Here, we're going to progress...
Culture
14th Jan 2020

Mastering the art of speaking up: the importance of trust

Every day we make choices about whether to speak up or stay silent and whether to listen up or discount someone’s opinion. These choices...
Culture
11th Oct 2019

How to make it easier for people to speak up

Encouraging people to speak up in organisations is a complex balancing act. Leaders need a sophisticated understanding of the impact power...
Culture
13th Aug 2019

Why senior leaders don’t listen to activist employees

Over the lifetime of most current senior leaders of big organisations, a series of assumptions will have taken root about how the world...
Culture
4th Aug 2017

How leaders are silencing their people

This article was co-authored by Megan Reitz and John Higgins of Ashridge Executive Education. How confident are you that your team are...
Culture
4th Aug 2017

Speaking truth to power: the empowering culture

This is one of the key findings to come out of research from Ashridge Executive Education which looks at the dynamics of ‘speaking truth to...
Culture
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