60-second leadership interview: Hilary Neathey, Food Standards Agency
...colleagues in Defra, so that their perspectives feed into our policy analysis. We’ve been doing a lot of informal shadowing, to spend real work time in these places so that...
...colleagues in Defra, so that their perspectives feed into our policy analysis. We’ve been doing a lot of informal shadowing, to spend real work time in these places so that...
...a better place. How you can be involved The theme of this year’s campaign is breaking down barriers to getting active, and we’ve got some hugely inspirational individuals involved. One...
...everyone to get involved - and you can’t help but take some sort of learning away. Hugo Griffin, Civil Service Languages Network, Cabinet Office Hugo Griffin, Languages Network It’s an...
...taken to decide whether a child should be taken into care has virtually halved since 2011 – from 56 weeks to 29 In part, we have achieved this by applying...
...to have the courage to put myself in scary situations, to see how I cope. For example, next month I am going to facilitate at an event for the Top...
...how to co-design solutions to complex policy problems by working with other departments and actively involving the citizens we serve as well as how we apply system thinking and use...
...the week involved workshops, including with the Territorial Offices. There were also useful tours, including to the House of Commons and No. 10, and these just topped off a well-constructed...
...different to the way it all works now. Women tended to be in more junior grades, and it’s great to see how this has changed to really reflect our diverse...
...to feed itself. To give everyone access to financial services through mobile banking. And for everyone to get better software to revolutionise education and learning. If you haven’t guessed already,...
...got to be disciplined about how to get the task done by the deadline without dumping the team in it. Tom – Another advantage is that we overlap on a...