The Scotsman Feature: What Business Leaders Can Learn from the 2026 Commonwealth Games
As Glasgow prepares to host the Commonwealth Games once again, Livingston James Director Alistair Shaw explores what business leaders can learn from the vision, adaptability and determination behind one of Scotland’s biggest sporting events.
Drawing on insights from Olympic medallist Jack Carlin OLY and the team delivering Glasgow 2026, Ali highlights the importance of investing in people, embracing change, and creating a lasting legacy. From overcoming resource constraints to delivering against ambitious goals, the Games offer valuable lessons for organisations navigating today’s complex and fast-changing environment.
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The Scotsman Feature: What Business Leaders Can Learn from the 2026 Commonwealth Games
As Glasgow prepares to host the Commonwealth Games once again, Livingston James Director Alistair Shaw explores what business leaders can learn from the vision, adaptability and determination behind one of Scotland’s biggest sporting events.
Drawing on insights from Olympic medallist Jack Carlin OLY and the team delivering Glasgow 2026, Ali highlights the importance of investing in people, embracing change, and creating a lasting legacy. From overcoming resource constraints to delivering against ambitious goals, the Games offer valuable lessons for organisations navigating today’s complex and fast-changing environment.
Whether you’re leading a team, shaping organisational culture, or planning for future growth, this thought-provoking article explores how purpose-driven leadership and collaboration can unlock extraordinary results.
Read the full article in The Scotsman to discover the key leadership lessons from Glasgow 2026.
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