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CMI Research Bouncing Back

Sunday 05 June 2016

Unsupportive working cultures are leaving managers to struggle with the fall-out of workplace crises, according to new research. Most managers (94%) have faced crises during their career, but only half (55%) have handled them professionally, according to Bouncing Back: Leadership lessons in resilience.

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“Becoming Chartered led to a new me”

Tony Stonebridge CMgr FCMI, lead subject matter expert at Wickes, shares how he caught the bug for studying – at 44 years old

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“Professional accreditation means that students can stand out more in the workplace”

Justine Davidson explains how NTU’s BA (Hons) Fashion Management course helps students stand out in a competitive industry

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Baroness Casey: “Don’t seek popularity in your approach – take responsibility”

Baroness Louise Casey received CMI’s 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award. We look back at the impact she’s made

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“You have to keep moving forward, learning and progressing”

An opportunity at her new employer encouraged Kate Campbell-Balcombe to improve her leadership knowledge. CMI was the answer

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