Week 2: Authentic leadership
Leadership portfolio
Refer Hancine’s slides…. Description vs Analysis vs Evaluation
Competency criteria for leadership portfolio, including guidance on how to critically analyze and reflectively evaluate
Headings/tags to use:
- Authentic Value
- Leadership and Business Models to support Authentic Value
- Personal and professional capability to lead positive change in complex and changing work environments
- Culturally sustainable and community led approaches to support change for good
Pre-work
Simon Sinek ‘How great leaders inspire action’
Discovering Your Authentic Leadership by Bill George, Peter Sims, Andrew N. McLean, and Diana Mayer
Annie Ualesi - Authentic leadership
Grandparents founded first Samoan church in NZ – describes herself as brought up by leaders to be a leader
- Key message – get clear on your purpose.
- Deep reflective practice is critical. Can use CRA framework
- Know your own values, your long-term vision so you can hold your path through the pressures of day to day
- Show vulnerability, create safety “Make it fun and easy to have a go”
- Be brave and courageous “You’re often going to be the only one, or the first one, pushing for change”
- Surround yourself with the right people; to support you and call out your blind spots
My reflections
Authentic leadership isn’t a model, it’s about being clear who you are and what you’re here for. It’s about sitting comfortably with tension/paradox e.g., strategy vs execution, knowing vs not knowing, self reflection vs serving others
My reflections
As a ‘transformation’ team, are we operating at the top of the model (structural change) or the bottom (transformative change)?
As a leader, how can I help my team make the shift down? How do we create a system than enables rather than holds complex problems in place?
As a leader, how can I help my team make the shift down? How do we create a system than enables rather than holds complex problems in place?

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