Where have the years gone? It’s hard to believe that the 7 Deadly Sins of Women in Leadership was first published back in 2010! And what a journey it has been!

There are times when, in our haste to indulge in the buttons, balls, and bunnies—plain, dark, or milk… bows or bonnets, hot cross buns…

A conversation on sabbath rest with Chris Caine on the Propel Women Life and Leadership Podcast…

This month we’re celebrating with another one of our amazing strategic partners, Michelle Nunn, as she shares on Courageous Creativity. She steps into her new role as the first female Principal of Regents Theological College on 1 August. Cheering you on as a courageous creative Michelle!

This month, we are thrilled to feature insights from another one of our amazing partner organizations and collaborators: Dr. Oge Austin-Chukwu and Lisa Leonce of the Sheerah Network revisiting the theme we all love of collaboration.

In partnership with Ephesiology and Movement Leaders Collective, this is a free webinar on an important conversation on female agency and voice

This week was never going to be easy… The journey towards the cross was not for the faint hearted…

On the latest episode of Christine Caine’s Life & Leadership Podcast with Propel Women, Christine talks with Cham Kaur-Mann about discovering the “good works” God has prepared for you, and how you are called to encourage others!

We are investing in women’s leadership development by providing some free book club material to accompany Kate’s book 7 Deadly Sins of Women in Leadership.

We get to work with some wonderful co-creators and co-producers, so we invited one of our partner organisations Equipact Consulting led by Chabu Chipampe and Chris Hyliger to reflect on the importance of collaboration…

It’s that time of year again and at Next Leadership we’ve been putting our heads together with one of our delivery partners Susy Ndaruhutse. Kornferry’s article DEI: ‘A Year of Reckoning’, confirms some of our own findings and makes for a sobering read.

Heart breaking yet groundbreaking research by The Voice, Cambridge University and Black-led consultancy I-Cubed on young black Britons…

Today is the International Day of the Girl Child and it’s still Black History Month…

Here’s some eye-opening history that we thought we knew…

We thought rather than writing our own reflections this Black History Month we would shine a light on some of the amazing resources and articles we ourselves are appreciating.

Michelle Nunn closes our series during International Women’s Month with her wise reflections on some inspiring women.

Sarah Gilbert kicks off our Lent series with her thoughts on the spiritual challenges and opportunities of the season…

Next Leadership are excited to share some news about our leadership programme Ellevation!