Maria Bryceland is putting corporate culture on the map with the launch of a new Macclesfield-based consultancy business.
Many organisations of all sizes have struggled to maintain a positive culture due to hybrid working because of the pandemic. The new corporate culture consultancy and leadership coaching service, helps develop extraordinary cultures to drive sustainable growth in businesses.
Maria has already been recognised for her work and has recently been awarded ‘Best Professional Services Firm’ of the year by the Global 100. A firm designed to showcase comprehensive understanding of those businesses that are truly leaders within their chosen areas of specialisation.
The Maria Bryceland Sustainable Culture Model underpins everything the consultancy does. Often organisations face issues such as low profitability, poor staff attrition and/or the leadership team is too operational. Whilst these issues can be assessed in isolation, they are often related to poor culture. The Sustainable Culture Model identifies where issues may lie and creates a roadmap for generating an extraordinary culture focused on four key pillars: purpose, strategy, structure, and people.
The founder of the new consultancy Maria Bryceland offers extensive expertise in culture consultancy from holding executive and board level roles across industries and sectors. Maria commented:
“I agree with Peter Drucker, who said that ‘culture eats strategy for breakfast.’ I think that culture is everyone’s job – it’s their habits, attitudes, how they treat each other, and particularly the job of senior leaders and managers. Acknowledging and embracing culture needs to be driven by everyone.
“I’m passionate about helping businesses to build extraordinary cultures using the sustainable culture framework I’ve developed. I enjoy being part of enabling businesses to not just to succeed but to thrive, in a sustainable way.”