In this episode Haig is joined in the studio by author and Green Arbour founder Jonathan McMahon. Discussing the publication of his new book, Post Pandemic, 12 lessons in Crisis Management, Jonathan draws on his frontline experience of navigating Ireland out of financial catastrophe in 2007, as a Director at the Irish Central Bank. Highlighting the lessons learned and how they may help the leader in the current crisis, Jonathan weaves a mix of human story and strategic insight for a unique perspective. A former private secretary to Sir Howard Davies, before joining the ICB, Jonathan went on to become CRO and COO of St James’ Place, before setting up his own consultancy in 2017. He chats to Haig about resilience as a business leader, lockdown parenting and disruptive innovation - and how to smell good!
A bit more about our guest: Jonathan McMahon has key leadership experience during various crises such as the financial impacts of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the global financial crisis. Following his tenure as COO at St James' Place, Jonathan is the founder and director of Green Arbour, a strategic advisory consultancy, and 145 studios, a digital marketing agency. Additionally, Jonathan has a business focused on integrating physical, emotional and financial wellbeing called Well Human. He is also a Trustee and Board Member at National Star, a charity supporting young people with Special Educational Needs. Jonathan’s Financial leadership roles tied with his entrepreneurial kind spirit has set the perfect foundation for writing his book “Post-Pandemic: 12 Lessons in Crisis Management”.
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