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Broker Exchange: The former head of MI5 on crisis leadership

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Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller talked delegates through leadership in a crisis and highlighted that preparing teams for uncertainty alongside humility were key steps to success.

A focus on helping staff develop resilience to uncertainty is key to being an effective leader according to the former head of MI5, Eliza Manningham-Buller.

Manningham-Buller addressed delegates at the Insurance Age Broker Exchange on 4 December and discussed in a session titled ‘Creating an Adaptive Business Culture; Leadership and Management During a Crisis’.

She noted that in MI5 leaders must be “sure staff are ready to adapt rapidly to changes circumstances”.

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