Elizabeth’s skill set for making organisations stronger is now being used to make communities stronger, an opportunity she truly views as a gift in her career.
On this week’s episode of On My Couch, we get the chance to chat with Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury CEO Elizabeth Lovell about her role, and her transition from leading people from positional power to leading people through purpose. Elizabeth shares with us her top 5 guidance and leadership tips, join in to find out how she emphasises the development of a personal leadership style that transcends job descriptions.
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