Creating Winning Cultures

As previous Head Coach at Wigan Warriors, Shaun provides insights into the passion and leadership skills necessary to steer a world class club to victory and how these insights can be translated into the business world.

Sharing his journey on and off the field, Shaun will highlight how his life experiences prepared him for his role at the Wigan Warriors and to his recent appointment of head coach for England.

By implementing fundamental methods and approaches and integrating them within every aspect of a business, Shaun will demonstrate how to enable continuous improvement, actualise tangible goals and empower a workforce.

Having originally signed for Wigan in 1982 as a player, Shaun made over 140 appearances for the club and featured in significant matches of the era, winning countless awards and trophies.

In 1999, Shaun re-joined the Wigan Rugby League Club on the coaching side firstly as a talent scout and later moving through the club to become Head Coach in 2011.

Under Shaun’s passionate and focused leadership, the Warriors have won every trophy currently available and were crowned 2017 World Club Champions.

Timings

17.30 Registration & refreshments

18.00 Masterclass and Q&A

19.15 Networking & refreshments

20.30 Event Close

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please note this event is strictly for Cumbrian SMEs.

For more information about the event or Cumbria Forum contact Pete Cornwall on 01524 510728 or email cumbriaforum@lancaster.ac.uk

Cumbria Forum is a 6 month programme for directors and managers of ERDF-eligible Cumbria-based SMEs with real growth ambition. Over six months, you will learn the business development skills and tools to grow your business, through workshops delivered by business experts and leading academics at Lancaster University, a tour of operations at a large regional business to see best practice first-hand, and access to masterclasses with high profile inspirational speakers to challenge and inspire you. The next cohort begins March 2020. For more information contact us cumbriaforum@lancaster.ac.uk