Unbreakable
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- Accenture
- Amazon
- Apple
- BBC
- Bank of America
- Deloitte
- Financial Times
- Goldman Sachs
- Guinness
- HSBC
- Johnson & Johnson
- MDRT (Million Dollar Round Table)
- Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team
- Meta
- Microsoft
- Nespresso
- Pfizer
- Red Bull
- TED
- UBS
- Unilever
- Visa
- World Economic Forum
Speaking services
When a leadership team is navigating uncertainty they didn’t plan for, when a sales force needs to hold its nerve in a difficult market, or when an organisation is grappling with disruption it didn’t see coming, the question is never really about the challenge itself. It is always about what leaders and their teams decide to do next.
Built on his Unbreakable Framework, Mark Pollock addresses that question through three decisions. Do they step into the arena as competitors or sit back as spectators? Do they deal in facts as realists or rely on hope as optimists? Do they work together as collaborators or go it alone as soloists?
Unbreakable framework
The Unbreakable Framework is a different way to think about performance, resilience, and collaboration. It gives leaders and their teams a clear, repeatable way to respond to unexpected challenges by deciding to step into the arena as competitors rather than sit back as spectators, to deal in facts as realists rather than rely on hope as optimists, and to work together as collaborators rather than go it alone as soloists.
Keynotes
Built on his Unbreakable Framework, Mark's keynotes give leaders and their teams a working decision-making tool for the moment unexpected challenges strike, not simply a shot of inspiration. The framework rests on three decisions: do they step into the arena as competitors or sit back as spectators, deal in facts as realists or rely on hope as optimists, work together as collaborators or go it alone as soloists?
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MASTERCLASSES
Built on his Unbreakable Framework, Mark's masterclasses take leaders and their teams deeper into the three decisions that determine how they respond when unexpected challenges strike. Do they step into the arena as competitors or sit back as spectators? Do they deal in facts as realists or rely on hope as optimists? Do they work together as collaborators or go it alone as soloists?
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COACHING
Mark takes on a small number of coaching clients at any one time, and he is selective about who he works with. His coaching is one specific conversation about how to deal in facts, differentiate between what you can and can't control, and do what it takes to get the job done. It is for leaders who want that conversation and are ready to act on it.
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