25 Apr 2025

The Corporate Supermap: Culture leadership insights with Tina Mavraki

Published 19 September 2024 by the Centre for Climate Engagement, Tina Mavraki's leadership insight outlines how positive culture contributes to net zero, and analyses why leadership should set their sights on connecting organisational behaviour with corporate strategy infrastructure.

This report includes:
- The transmission mechanisms of culture failures that lead to financial underperformance at banks.
- A framework for businesses to turn "expenses into lasting investments" extrapolated from extensive, in-depth interviews and industry data used to produce.
- A deep dive into the five drivers of corporate culture and practical decision making tools for better culture performance
- Detailed recommendations and supporting analysis to improve trust, refine DE&I, implement lasting changes regarding behaviour principles. As well as support for boards, executive management, and core functions of the bank.

Read full document here

Leadership insight: corporate culture

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