by Joe Espana | Jul 1, 2026 | Blog, Teams
Give a senior team three or four successful years together and it develops a kind of fluency. People know who knows what. Decisions get made faster because less has to be spelled out each time. Trust is high, and it has been earned the hard way. Fluency in the team is...
by Joe Espana | Oct 17, 2025 | Blog, Teams
I’m going to guess that if you were to ask any senior team whether they collaborate well, most will say “of course we do.” I’m not so sure. Both attitude and relationship dimensions impact on successful cross-functional or cross-boundary collaboration. I appreciate...
by Joe Espana | Jun 5, 2025 | Blog, Leadership, Teams
Take a computing giant like Apple. Typically they will release a major operating system up date for their phones annually. Usually these major updates come with new features, but if you are an iPhone user, you will have noticed that Apple also releases incremental...
by Joe Espana | May 19, 2025 | Blog, Teams
Have you ever stopped to think that you may be, unintentionally, creating silos in your team? It’s natural to think, “of course I’m not creating silos”. But the honest truth is that we sometimes do this unwittingly and...
by Joe Espana | May 16, 2025 | Blog, Teams
Resilience in your senior team isn’t just about pushing through irrespective of the challenges There’s something we don’t seem to talk about enough in senior teams. Leadership adaptability. Not in terms of strategy or market positioning – we’re all well-versed in...
by Joe Espana | Mar 11, 2025 | Blog, Teams
This topic has bothered me for some time. Maybe its been on your mind too. Why is it that despite genuine intent, and in some case, honest effort, true collaboration in senior teams is rarely fully achieved. At first glance, your team might seem to be working...
