Humanity Inc

‘Read this book! Accept the invitation. Discover how to be the leader you know you can be to make the vital difference needed for our future and our Children’s future. Join the Humanity Club!’
Giles Ford - Director at London Business School & Founder of Unfettered Ideas

“It’s a challenging time around the world today but there’s also an opportunity to reframe perspective and create opportunities to lead in ways that are part of the solution. Steve challenges us to think about what Humanity’s real need of leadership is in our modern world. This humorous, insightful book offers a different blueprint on leadership and what it could mean for our wider world in years and generations to come.
Sandy Abrams – TEDx Speaker and Author of Breathe to Succeed

Steve is a leader who builds leaders. In my time working with Steve, he was relentless in driving learning & development plans and action, in a large global organisation. He was respected and effective. In this book, he takes the evolving issues of contemporary leadership to another level, asking the big, tough questions and providing thought provoking analysis and insight. I commend Steve and his work to leaders at every level - from aspiring to accomplished, as we will all benefit from reflecting on the ever more critical role that leadership plays in society today.”
Seamus Smith – Business Leader

Steve is a compassionate, commercial, and purpose-led leader who operates with heart and integrity. He was able to quickly understand complex human dynamics at play at work and make tough decisions, centred on doing the right thing, even in difficult, critical and challenging circumstances. He seems to instinctively get the best out of people, and it was a genuine pleasure to work with him.
Karam Mills – Director Respiro Consulting

I first met Steve in a glamorous office of a tech company with its shiny windows overlooking a corporate cityscape. When I spoke to him, what struck me was his grounded, human heart. His unwavering vision that sees people not merely as a resource or an element of strategy, but a leader’s reason for being. In a world where the word ‘leader’ more often brings to mind associations of status, money, power, celebrity, heartlessness and incompetence, Steve’s call to reclaim humanity at the heart of leadership is sorely and urgently needed, and I for one welcome it.
Grace Marshall, award-winning author of How to be REALLY Productive and Struggle