Leadership Development
and Team Effectiveness
Flexible live and on-demand leadership skills development for individuals and organisations
Tips and resources for aspiring, new and frontline leaders
Learn in your own time at your own pace
Leadership Today focuses on leadership skills development and team effectiveness. The business was founded by psychologist and facilitator Andrew Beveridge in 2011. We help people to build their confidence and apply practical leadership skills right away.
Each year over 100,000 leaders access content developed by Leadership Today, through our Leadership Today On-Demand subscription, Online Masterclasses, Leadership Programs, Assessments and Leadership Today Podcast.
Tired of shopping around for leadership development providers only to find they’re too expensive? Leadership Today is unique in providing clear pricing for our Online Masterclasses and Leadership Programs on our website so you know exactly what to expect.
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On-Demand Development
FOR INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS
Watch all of our online courses, recorded webinars, interviews with leadership experts and “how to” videos on a range of leadership challenges. Available online or via the Leadership Today app as a monthly or annual subscription with a free 7-day trial. Teams and organisations can access special pricing for groups.
Live Masterclasses
FOR TEAMS AND ORGANISATIONS
Our masterclasses explore a range of leadership challenges and skills through an interactive experience. Each masterclass is 60 to 90 minutes in length, exploring an aspect of personal or team leadership using the latest research and practical tips. Group and organisation bookings are available, including in-person and customised masterclasses. Find out more including pricing here.
Leadership Programs
FOR TEAMS AND ORGANISATIONS
Choose from our Managing Performance with Confidence Program and three Leadership Accelerator Programs, appropriate for all levels of leadership. These range from one day to three days and are supported by online masterclass sessions. Find out more including pricing here.
Or work with us to design a custom program for your organisation. Our programs include research-backed approaches, practical tips, exercises and materials to build real leadership skills participants can apply right away.
Free Assessments and Reports
Complete our free assessments and receive a tailored PDF report.
Leadership Today Podcast
Bringing research to your life in your leadership each week in just a few minutes. Listen to our most recent episodes or explore the full back catalogue.
Most leaders understand the importance of listening, but far fewer understand what great listening actually looks like. Discover the research behind high-quality listening and why helping people feel genuinely heard can improve trust, engagement, wellbeing, and retention.
Hybrid work isn't simply about where people are most productive. New research shows that working remotely tends to satisfy our need for autonomy, while office days strengthen our sense of connection, with both playing a vital role in sustaining motivation. Rather than debating attendance, effective leaders intentionally design office days for collaboration and relationship building, and remote days for focused, independent work.
Being busy does not protect people from boredom, and boredom does not mean someone has spare capacity. New research shows employees can be bored and burned out at the same time. This episode explores how role conflict, limited autonomy and poorly designed work create this combination, and what leaders can do about it.
Humility is often overlooked as a leadership strength, yet research links it to higher trust, engagement, creativity, and performance. Learn why humility is far more than being nice and discover practical ways to demonstrate confidence, openness, and a willingness to learn.
Underperformance conversations often go wrong before they even begin. In this episode, we explore the CLEAR framework to help leaders prepare with greater clarity, curiosity and confidence. You’ll learn how to clarify the purpose, listen well, explore causes, agree on next steps and reinforce progress after the conversation.
Underperformance is often treated as a motivation problem when the real issue may be a lack of clarity, capability or confidence. Effective leaders resist the temptation to jump to conclusions and instead focus on understanding what’s driving performance. By diagnosing before prescribing, asking better questions and creating clear expectations, leaders can prevent many performance issues before they occur.
Quiet quitting isn’t usually about laziness or a lack of motivation. Research suggests it’s often a sign that the relationship between an employee and their organisation has become unbalanced. Discover how leaders can spot the warning signs early and rebuild engagement through better conversations and clearer expectations.
AI can be incredibly helpful, but it’s not always right. Learn about the “jagged frontier” of AI capability and why the most effective leaders know when to rely on AI and when human judgement remains essential. Discover practical ways to get the benefits of AI without falling into its traps.
Feeling exhausted despite being busy all day? Research suggests that short breaks throughout the day can boost energy, reduce fatigue, and help sustain performance. Discover how leaders can use microbreaks more effectively and encourage healthier work habits across their team.
One in five people feel lonely at work. While loneliness is often seen as a personal issue, research suggests leaders play a bigger role than they might realise in helping people feel connected, included, and supported.
In this conversation, Andrew Beveridge speaks with Brad Englert, founder of Brad Englert Advisory and author of 'Spheres of Influence'.
We each have mindsets that we bring to our leadership. In this final of a five part series, we explore Drive for Growth and the role it plays in The Leader’s Mindset.
We each have mindsets that we bring to our leadership. In this fourth of a five part series, we explore Options Thinking and the role it plays in The Leader’s Mindset.
We each have mindsets that we bring to our leadership. In this third of a five part series, we explore Optimistic Outlook and the role it plays in The Leader’s Mindset.
We each have mindsets that we bring to our leadership. In this second of a five part series, we explore Goal Orientation and the role it plays in The Leader’s Mindset.
We each have mindsets that we bring to our leadership. In this first of a five part series, we introduce The Leader’s Mindset and how it will help you to lead more effectively in all areas of your life.
In this conversation, Dr. Alexa Chilcutt (www.linkedin.com/in/alexa-chilcutt-phd/) discusses the importance of executive communication and public speaking skills.
Rules can be frustrating. It can be tempting to bend the rules or ignore them altogether, but this can lead to negative outcomes. This week we explore how to work around rules but maintain your integrity.
Interviewers place a strong emphasis on perceptions of nervousness. But there are practical steps we can take to appear less nervous in meetings and interviews.
Research demonstrates the background we choose for video calls has a significant impact on how trustworthy and competent we appear. This week we explore how to boost your first impressions on a video call in three simple ways.
Research demonstrates a risk of detachment and reduced connection on video calls. This week we explore ways to be more real when we’re not meeting in-person.
When you’re in leadership for long enough you discover that crises are inevitable. This week we look at five ideas to help you lead through a crisis.
Whether it's speaking up in meetings, taking on challenging projects, or navigating uncertain situations, courage plays a pivotal role at work. This week we explore how to be more courageous at work.
Whether it’s working arrangements, a pay rise, contract terms with a client or project timelines with colleagues, we are all required to negotiate at some point. This week we explore ways to negotiate effectively.
With so much uncertainty and change it can be difficult to map out your career. However there are still steps we can take to build a great career.
Leadership is about achieving results through people. With the demands of managing people, it can be easy to lose sight of results we need to achieve and deliver. In this episode we explore how to drive for results.
It’s common to experience stress at work and then struggle to perform at our best. We might even react in ways we regret later. This week we explore how to maintain composure under pressure.
Artificial Intelligence is all around us and provides great opportunities to improve the quality and efficiency of our work. This week we explore how to use Artificial Intelligence at work.
Starting a new job can be exciting and terrifying at the same time. We are often keen to deliver results quickly, but taking action too soon can sometimes backfire. This week we explore how to transition into a new role.
When sensitive issues arise in the workplace it can be hard to know what to say and do. We might shy away from political and social issues, or find it difficult to respond to those taking a particular stand on an issue. This week we explore practical ways to handle political and other sensitive issues at work.
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