Catherine Carr – författare

Is your organization's collective performance greater than the sum of its teams? Teams of Teams Coaching by Peter Hawkins and Catherine Carr is a strategic guide for senior leaders, executives and organizational coaches who want to build a culture and structure that delivers enterprise-wide agility, resilience and competitive advantage.Written by leading global authorities on teaming and systemic team coaching, this book provides proven tools for designing and embedding a "team of teams" strategy that aligns stakeholders, accelerates collaboration and drives organizational performance. Drawing on global best practice from over seventy organizations, it offers a governance-led approach to scaling coaching impact across the enterprise. You'll discover how to: - Develop and implement a team of teams coaching strategy - Build a culture that fosters rapid, agile collaboration across functions - Establish internal coaching capacity and integrate external expertise effectively - Apply evidence-based methods to improve performance at scale With strategic models, practical tools and decades of combined experience, Teams of Teams Coaching equips senior decision-makers to align leadership, culture and capability for results that outpace competitors.Themes include: systemic team coaching, organizational agility, governance, culture building, enterprise collaboration

The first non-fiction book to explore the joys and complexities of adult sibling relationships'Whether you're a sibling or an only child, Catherine Carr's book will leave you wiser and feeling more at home in the world.' Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand WeeksFor most of us, our sibling relationships are the longest we will ever have. Whether loving or fraught, competitive or codependent, these bonds shape us in lasting ways.In this heartfelt, judgment-free book, Catherine Carr invites us to look at our brothers and sisters beyond the labels assigned in childhood. Combining real-life stories with expert insight, she explores birth-order stereotypes, favouritism, trauma, blended families, only children, siblings with additional needs, and the pain of estrangement and bereavement.Thinking about these relationships more deeply may help us better understand ourselves and the world around us.Interwoven with candid interviews with sibling pairs taken from her hit podcast, Relatively, such as Chris and Xand van Tulleken, Johnny and Lillie Flynn, Nick and Gill Hornby, Manni and Reuben Coe, and more'Truly enlightening, charming and moving. I’ve learned so much…but I’m still angry with my sister for reading my diary!' Jane Garvey'It is our least discussed and most formative relationship and Catherine’s work is a hilarious, moving and fascinating guide through it.' Chris and Xand van Tulleken'Eye-opening and true. I wouldn’t be who I am today if it weren’t for my brother.' Gok Wan

Is your organization's collective performance greater than the sum of its teams? Teams of Teams Coaching by Peter Hawkins and Catherine Carr is a strategic guide for senior leaders, executives and organizational coaches who want to build a culture and structure that delivers enterprise-wide agility, resilience and competitive advantage.Written by leading global authorities on teaming and systemic team coaching, this book provides proven tools for designing and embedding a "team of teams" strategy that aligns stakeholders, accelerates collaboration and drives organizational performance. Drawing on global best practice from over seventy organizations, it offers a governance-led approach to scaling coaching impact across the enterprise. You'll discover how to: - Develop and implement a team of teams coaching strategy - Build a culture that fosters rapid, agile collaboration across functions - Establish internal coaching capacity and integrate external expertise effectively - Apply evidence-based methods to improve performance at scale With strategic models, practical tools and decades of combined experience, Teams of Teams Coaching equips senior decision-makers to align leadership, culture and capability for results that outpace competitors.Themes include: systemic team coaching, organizational agility, governance, culture building, enterprise collaboration

Older siblings are bossy, younger siblings always get what they want and only children don’t know how to share. Oh and don’t forget about middle children! For many of us, our relationships with our siblings will be the longest of our lives, sometimes closing in on a century. Whether loving or fraught, competitive or codependent, these dynamics are integral in shaping who we become. Yet we might not invest in them the way we do our parents, grandparents, children, partners or friends. Why is that? Exploring the unique and complex nature of these bonds, Catherine Carr separates fact from fiction, revealing the truths behind birth order stereotypes, parental favouritism, memory-making, blended families, trauma, estrangement, bereavement and more. Reflecting on her own upbringing as the middle of three sisters always vying for attention, Carr asks us to consider our brothers and sisters beyond the labels allocated in childhood. Interwoven with candid interviews with sibling pairs such as Chris and Xand van Tulleken, Johnny and Lillie Flynn, Nick and Gill Hornby, and Manni and Reuben Coe, Who''s The Favourite? will provide clarity, humour and comfort. By making sense of our siblings, we might yet better understand ourselves.