Mark Bouch, managing director of Leading Change has been elected as a Fellow of the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce).
The Fellowship will enable Mark to raise the profile of the contribution of excellent leadership to tackle some of society’s important challenges.
Speaking after the announcement, Mark said: “This is an amazing development for me and I’m really looking forward to working with the RSA; To collaborate, share and develop ideas as a business leader, thought leader and practitioner dedicated to development of thinking and practice in organisational leadership where it can make a profound difference to society.”
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“During a 39-year career in operational leadership, strategic planning and consulting roles I’ve encountered the best (and the worst) organisational leadership. In a rapidly changing world, leadership has a pivotal role to play in advancing societal, public, economic and business goals.” continued Mark.
Marks experience includes both flexible, evolutionary organisations with enlightened leaders and more traditional hierarchical organisations based around control. Many of today’s organisational leaders now find themselves needing to adapt to the fast-changing demands of the 21st century.
Leading Change clients include UK and international businesses and third sector organisations. Mark has a great record in getting things done in high-profile businesses including; Pfizer, London 2012 Transport, Diageo, AstraZeneca, Autotrader, Compass Group UK & Ireland and a leading Formula One motor-racing team.
RSA Fellows share their ideas, research and networks to help societies flourish and create opportunities for people to lead fulfilling lives.
Fellows of the RSA include social entrepreneurs, scientists, community leaders, commercial innovators, artists, journalists, architects and engineers. Distinguished past and present fellows include Charles Dickens, Benjamin Franklin, Karl Marx, Professor Stephen Hawking, Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Dame Judi Dench.
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The RSA Fellowship is an international community of over 27,000 achievers and influencers. For more information, visit, www.theRSA.org.
To find out more about Leading Change, visit https://www.leadingchangeuk.com.
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