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The critical importance of trust with Mark Kitching

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Culture Corner by Exalto Consulting
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Jul 29, 2025
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Summary

In this episode Adrian chats with Mark Kitching, Technology Director 🎙️ Tune in to hear Mark speak authentically about the nuances of tech leadership, team building, organisational challenges and building cultures where people genuinely enjoy coming to work. Mark is a real people person, and it’s easy to see why his teams buy into him as both a leader and an individual. In this episode, Mark shares insights on creating high-performing teams, the critical importance of trust and communication, and how leaders can effectively manage both up and down in large organisations. 💡Stakeholder management. 💡Navigating tech disagreements. 💡The benefits of a happy work force. 💡Balancing honesty and influence. 💡Building trust in new teams. 💡Empathy in leadership. 💡Dealing with under performance. Exalto Consulting: www.exalto-consulting.com https://linktr.ee/exaltoconsulting Adrian Prodger: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianprodger/ Mark Kitching https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-kitching/