31 Practices

Alan Williams is the Managing DIrector of Servicebrand Global, a consultancy that specialises in customer service. Alison Whybrow us an award-winning Chartered and Registered Psychologist.

"The 31 Practices is a rare combination of complex conceptual thinking, practical operational examples, robust academic research, and an easy read for time-strapped executives." --Review in HR Grapevine by Jacqueline Moyse, Head of Organization Development, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group "The 31 Practices is an easy and essential read for everyone in business. The book is structured in easy-to-read bite size chunks, which makes it easy to fit into flight schedules and commute times. With experience, I know 31 Practices works since we used it for Infiniti, our premium car range." --Andy Palmer, Executive Vice President, Nissan Motor Company, and Chairman, Infiniti Motor Company "The 31 Practices approach is simple, clear, at times daring and unconventional to the traditional thinker of today. But this will be the norm and essential in the future. Good job... I really enjoyed it." --Horst Schulze, Chairman/CEO, Capella Hotel Group and ex-President/COO, Ritz-Carlton "This is an important book for anyone who believes in values-based leadership. In the NHS, it is our values that bind us together. Their power will help see us through the toughest times since the creation of the NHS. This book holds lessons that may just help us succeed." --Rob Webster, Chief Executive, NHS Foundation Trust "The 31 Practices is an insightful, practical, and timely resource for organizations trying to solve the conundrum of being competitive, creative, and ethical in complex and challenging times."--Matthew Taylor, Chief Executive, RSA "What stands out for me in 31 Practices is the elegance of the 360 degree facilitated integration -- both vertical (across all levels of the organization) and horizontal (encompassing body, mind, and soul of the individual). This integration is seamlessly promoted, with the approach well-supported by a range of seriously impressive research. --Lesley Kuhn, Senior Lecturer and Professor at the School of Business, University of Western Sydney