Alan Humphries is an experienced leadership development consultant who helps leaders and teams to ‘step-up’ and make major breakthroughs. He is a core member of the SRA team.
In my work I help leaders and teams to go beyond the familiar. This step-up includes helping leaders to make more impact, build extraordinary teams and/or drive their organisations forward.
You can count on me to bring a passion for developing people and I’m especially intrigued both by what people want and by what holds them back. I work with energy, compassion and pragmatism and I love working ‘live’ with leaders and teams - generating powerful dialogues to explore where they are now and the future they want to create.
My home and my roots are in South Manchester where I live with my wife. Our children have flown the nest, one fortunately living close by while the other is seeking fame and fortune in London. Away from my work and given the chance you will find me outdoors playing tennis, walking a few Lakeland Fells or skiing. You might even ask me about what it was like to cycle the Pacific Coast Highway from Canada to Mexico – a six week marathon that I took on in 2009 and which certainly got me fit.
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