How to write a persuasive policy brief
A policy brief allows you to formulate and influence policy. Three questions every persuasive policy brief must answer, three common mistakes to avoid plus free templates to guide your writing.
3 things the public sector can learn from Google about strategy and innovation
There are three fundamental principles for Google’s successful strategy, that the public sector could learn and implement.
A simple 5-step process to improve your time management
When I talk with public servants, one of their biggest struggles to get things done is lack of time. This blog gives you an easy 5-step process to improve your time management.
Public servants are tired of change-washing — not change
People in government are not tired of change. They are tired of constant superficial tweaks to systems and services that require retraining and relearning – but, fundamentally, change nothing – and frustrated by a lack of meaningful, deep change. This blog addresses both types.
The one thing a Minister needs in a public servant
What a minister wants and what a minister needs won’t always be the same. But, as a former minister and vice president, if there was only one thing I could ask from a civil servant it would be their frank and fearless advice. This blog is my honest (frank and fearless) advice to a civil servant.
Policy Design and Implementation
In this blog I share a compilation of free resources that I have found particularly useful for policy design and implementation. It includes a brief explanation and links to access the documentation.
Three ways to engage your team towards achieving results
Staff meetings can play a key role in getting things done. They are a space for coordination, conflict resolution and engagement. In this blog I share three ways to use staff meetings to engage your teams towards results.
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