Ole Mathorne
Ole is one of LEAD's experts in talent development, implementation, organizational development, project management and research management. He has done a PhD project on successful talent environments and partnerships and is driven to put this knowledge into practice. The ambition is to support Danish talent development in developing successful sustainable talent environments through interaction between organizations.
On a daily basis, Ole typically works with organizational development programs aimed at developing talent environments and disseminates the latest research in the field.
Ole has extensive experience and passion for working with project management, leadership and implementation and has developed courses in these areas at the University of Southern Denmark for many years.
For the last 10 years, Ole has worked in the research world and sees a huge potential in strengthening research management and thinking about talent development in these environments far more strategically than is often the case.
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Podcasts
Distributed leadership
An expert panel of two consultants and a school principal delves into the importance and value of distributed leadership. What do you need to pay special attention to? When will it go wrong if you're not? What are the first steps to getting started with distributed leadership?
The potential of new organizational forms to promote well-being
Podcast The potential of new organizational forms to promote wellbeing. New organizational forms such as TEAL, Agile and Sociocracy are becoming more and more widespread. In this episode we zoom in
Learning culture - what do we need it for?
Podcast Learning culture - what do we need it for? What is learning culture? What can it be used for? How can you develop a learning culture? All of this
Psychological safety - what is it and how do you create it?
Podcast Psychological safety - what is it and how do you create it? Psychological safety is the shared perception among team members that interpersonal risk-taking can be done safely
