Champion Teams – Leadership and The Community, with Jamie Peacock MBE

This in person seminar sees the launch of the Insurance Institute of Leeds Community Month. Jamie Peacock MBE will provide a motivational talk that covers teamwork, mindset and professional standards, taking the audience through 12 aspects of leadership in three areas plus three aspects of well-being that enable a team to fulfill their potential and for everyone to be the Champion version of themselves.

The three areas and well-being are:

• Being your best as an Individual – this is about having a Good Attitude, Self-Discipline, Going the Extra Mile, Self-Belief and Positive Influences
• The collective commitment to the plan - this is about side before self and understanding what is required to execute a plan.
• Leadership – in successful teams everyone leads a little and Jamie will cover how everyone can do this by speaking Hard Truths, Walking the Walk and Knowing their team-mates
• Sleeping Well, Physical Activity + Eating Healthily

Who Should Attend

• People and businesses who are interested in the subject of Leadership
• People and businesses who are interested in all aspects of Community – in both its immediate and widest sense
• People who are seeking some additional motivation in their working and / or personal lives

Learning Objectives

• Appreciate the importance of leadership in the community
• Understand the role of sport in the community and why it is important
• See the role of sports teams such as the Leeds Rhinos in the local community - leaders on and off the field of play
• Gain insight into the role that Jamie himself and people in his network have played in fund raising to help specific communities and why it is important for people to challenge themselves for such causes.
• Learn new and additional techniques for leading your team

Speaker

Jamie Peacock MBE
Regularly described as one of the best players of his generation Jamie enjoyed a long and glittering career in the field of professional Rugby League playing with great distinction for Bradford Bulls, Leeds Rhinos, England and Great Britain. By the time he reached the end of his playing career Jamie had become the most decorated player of the Super League era.

Jamie now runs a number of successful enterprises ranging from Health and Well-being programmes to motivational talks targeting self-improvement, leadership and team collaboration. He is also now a keen endurance runner which he links to his support for charities, having raised over £100,000 for causes such as MND, Greenhouse Sports Project and Sue Ryder Hospices.