LONDON LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION AWARDS 2014 · 2019-06-26 · 3 NHS LONDON LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION AWARDS Congratulations to everyone who has been nominated for a regional NHS Leadership

NHS LONDON LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION AWARDS

LONDON LEADERSHIPRECOGNITIONAWARDS 2014PROGRAMMEMILLENNIUM GLOUCESTER HOTEL LONDON 20TH NOVEMBER 2014

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HEALTH EDUCATION ENGLAND

Forewords We’d both like to welcome you to the second London Leadership Recognition Awards.

After the success of our inaugural awards last year, it’s great to be hosting the awards for a second year to celebrate and reward some of the incredible leaders at all levels across NHS organisations in London.

We received fantastic nominations across a breadth of healthcare organisations in London, and it’s heartening to see that leadership, and the difference it can make, is recognised as a priority during a time of increasing pressures on NHS resources. This is especially important in London due to the incredibly complex environment that healthcare leaders in capital are working in.

The variety of work that is being done to improve healthcare leadership, and ultimately patient care, made it a very difficult task for our panels to shortlist and select this year’s winners and we hope you will leave this evening feeling inspired, motivated and brimming with ideas to take back to your organisations!

We look forward to continuing our work with healthcare organisations across London to improve NHS leadership across all levels and, in preparation for next year’s business plan, we have revisited our priorities to ensure our focus aligns with the needs of those delivering frontline care.

However, tonight is all about our nominees – we hope you enjoy hearing their stories and join us in wishing them all the best of luck.

David SlomanChair of the London Leadership Academy & Chief Executive, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Anne-Marie Archard Head of the London Leadership Academy

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Congratulations to everyone who has been nominated for a regional NHS Leadership Recognition Award – we are proud to celebrate your continued hard work, perserverance and positive impact that you clearly have on those around you. You have each shown outstanding leadership qualities that have inspired your colleagues and teams and it is a privilege to hear more about how you are all working towards improved patient care. The NHS Leadership Academy aims to develop great leaders at all levels of the health system and the Recognition Awards give us a brilliant opportunity to profile people at every level, in every organisation, who both champion our beliefs and values and who also go the extra mile to motivate their peers and provide an excellent service to our patients. Well done again for your nomination, and thank you to those who made the nominations – you are all helping us to highlight, through some extremely high quality examples, some of the fantastic people we have working across health and social care. Sending you all my best wishes in this very competitive process and I look forward to seeing those of you who go through to the national final in March next year. Enjoy your night.

Jan SobierajManaging Director, NHS Leadership Academy

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Programme6.00pm – 7.00pm Pre Awards Reception Drinks

Guests to be seated at 7pm

Awards Ceremony Welcome from David Sloman, Chair of the London Leadership Academy & Chief Executive, Royal Free London NHS

Foundation Trust

Guest speaker – Sir Clive Woodward OBE

Dinner Service & Awards Ceremony

Close at 11pm

Great leaders are everywhere in the health service and we wanted to find them!

The NHS Leadership Recognition Awards celebrate leaders at all levels and across all professions who have ultimately improved people’s

health, the public’s experience of the NHS and those leaders who we are truly proud to work alongside.

The Award Categories are:

1. NHS Development Champion of the Year2. NHS Emerging Leader of the Year3. NHS Leader of Inclusivity of the Year4. NHS Innovator of the Year5. NHS Inspirational Leader of the Year6. NHS Mentor/Coach of the Year7. NHS Leadership Recognition Award for outstanding collaborative leadership 8. NHS Patient Champion of the Year

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Keynote SpeakerSir Clive Woodward OBEEngland’s 2003 Rugby World Cup Winning Head Coach Director of Sport Team GB: London 2012, Vancouver 2010, Beijing 2008 Founding Partner and Chairman of Captured

Sir Clive Woodward is the World Cup winning Head Coach who led England’s rugby players to World Cup glory in Australia in 2003. A former England International and British & Irish Lion himself, during Clive’s tenure as Head Coach England moved from 6th in the world to being the number one ranked team, winning every trophy an England team can win.

In 2006 Clive joined the British Olympic Association. As Team GB’s Director of Sport he worked in close partnership with key stakeholders in British Sport to support the national coaches and athletes at the Beijing & Vancouver Olympics as well as deliver Team GB’s most successful Olympic Games in the modern era at London 2012.

Clive is currently the Founding Partner and Chairman of Captured – an online coaching software and synchronised app based on his coaching philosophy currently being adopted by The FA, The PGA and The IOC. The app reflects the importance Clive places on effectively capturing and sharing knowledge to achieve high performance.

Clive also supports the development of athletes and coachesthrough his position on the IOC’s Entourage Commission which hehas held for the last four years. He advises the IOC on their onlineeducation strategy, jointly developing online education courses, andbringing together Olympic champions, world-renowned coaches,top academics and inspirational leaders to share knowledge andbest practice across the world.

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Kim Hope SalesKim is Deputy Director of Leadership and Talent at the Whittington Hospital NHS Trust. She was nominated by Cathy Ferguson, Head of Occupational Health and Wellbeing at the same organisation.

Beata Szitasi-SiehaBeata is Specimen Reception Manager at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. She was nominated by Sue Grange, Assistant Director of HR and OD at the same organisation.

Judy WalkerJudy is Staff Engagement Lead at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. She was nominated by Marita Brown from the London Leadership Academy.

NHS Development Champion of the YearThis award is for a role model who champions the setting of high standards and leadership behaviours and beliefs.

Finalists

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Chris SheepshankThe Performance Coach

Julie LoweNorth Middlesex Hospital University NHS Trust

Asha HoqueSouth West London & St George’s Mental Health Trust

Sponsor:

TPC is an international leadership and coaching consultancy, who have been

proud to be working with the NHS for the last 12 years, delivering a wide range

of senior and clinical leadership development programmes with a variety of NHS

Organisations.

Panel Members

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Sujaa ArokiadassSujaa is a Consultant Psychiatrist at North East London Foundation Trust. She was nominated by Kenneth Mitchell, Consultant Psychiatrist at the same organisation.

Durka DougallDurka is a Specialist Registrar at Tower Hamlets Public Health. She was nominated by Andrew Tang, Academic Foundation Year 2 doctor at the same organisation.

Charlotte HazeltonCharlotte is Project Manager for Staff and Patient Experience at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. She was nominated by her line manager, Lisa Anderton.

Aaron McLeanAaron is a Foundation Year 2 doctor at Barts Healthcare NHS Trust. He was self-nominated.

NHS Emerging Leader of the Year This award is for someone with minimal to moderate leadership experience whose positive energy and passion spills over into the working environment.

Finalists

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Claire Pedrick3D coaching

Aurea JonesHealth Education England

Di MorganHealth Education England

Sponsor:

3D Coaching develops internal coaches to be even more effective and trains people

to use coaching skills to have more effective 1-1s at work

Panel Members

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Darren FernandesDarren is Involvement & Co-Production Lead at South West London & St George’s NHS Mental Health Trust. He was nominated by Yadveer Kaur, Listening into Action Clinical Lead at the same organisation.

Amali LokugamageAmali is a consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist at Whittington Health NHS Trust. She was nominated by Kim Sales, Deputy Director for Leadership, Talent & OD at the same organisation.

Teresa MandersTeresa is the Director of Midwifery at St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust. She was nominated by Liz Woods, Head of staff engagement at the same organisation.

NHS Leader of Inclusivity of the YearThis award is for dedication to ensuring that equality and inclusion lie at the heart of their day to day work and in their belief and commitment to the NHS.

Finalists

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Co-sponsors: BRAP and Freda Consultants

BRAP is an equalities charity, inspiring and leading change to make public, private, and third sector organisations fit for the needs of a diverse society. They offer tailored, progressive, and common sense solutions to equalities research, training, and community engagement issues.

FREDA Consultants is a leading Organisational and People Development Consultancy that is pioneering innovative thinking and learning and development tools around inclusion issues such as managing and supporting diverse teams, leadership development at all layers and levels and commissioning for quality and compassionate care outcomes.

Harjinder BahraFREDA Consultants

Joy WarmingtonBRAP

Claire GoreHillingdon Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Kay BuhariLondon Leadership Academy

Panel Members

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Nav ChanaNav is Joint Director for Education and Quality at Health Education South London. He was nominated by Annabel Beasley, Stakeholder and Communications Manager at the same organisation.

Gillian HalleyGillian is Director of the Hospital to Home Service at The Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust. She was nominated by Craig Brown, Programme Manager at the same organisation.

Kosta ManisKosta is GP Principal and clinical lead at NHS Bexley CCG. He was nominated by Jane Price, Project Manager at the same organisation.

Rumina TaylorRumina is a Clinical Psychologist at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. She was self-nominated.

NHS Innovator of the Year This award is for putting quality improvement at the heart of what someone does in order to transform patient care.

Finalists

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Stephen PollardArup

Chris StreatherSouth London AHSN

Marita BrownLondon Leadership Academy

Sponsor:

Arup are an independent firm of designers, planners, engineers, consultants and

technical specialists offering a broad range of professional services. Their consulting

arm helps businesses improve performance by combining strategic commercial

thinking with precise, hands-on experience of processes, assets and people.

Panel Members

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Jonathan FieldenJonathan is Medical Director for Medicine at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He was nominated by Marita Brown from the London Leadership Academy.

Nikita KananiNikki is Clinical Vice-Chair and Locality Representative at NHS Bexley CCG. She was nominated by Lucy Huitson, Head of Communications and OD at NHS Bexley CCG.

Robert KlaberBob is Consultant Paediatrician at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and London School of Paediatrics Sector Chair. He was nominated by Nick Prince, Chair of the Trainees’ Committee at the London School of Paediatrics

Wendy WallaceWendy is Chief Executive of Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust. She as nominated by Syvia Tang, former Deputy CEO and Medical Director at the same organisation.

NHS Inspirational Leader of the Year This award is for inspiring others to achieve great things, placing quality at the heart of everything they do, and being tireless in changing the system for the benefit of all.

Finalists

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Mark HodgsonRight Management

Nina SinghWest Middlesex University Hospital

David SlomanRoyal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Sponsor:

Right Management is a global leader in talent and career management workforce

solutions within ManpowerGroup. The firm designs and delivers solutions to align

talent strategy with business strategy.

Panel Members

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Christopher AndersonChris is a Consultant Urological Surgeon and Clinical Lead for Cancer at St George’s NHS Trust. He was nominated by Abhay Rane, Professor of Urology at Surrey & Sussex NHS Trust.

Sotiris KyriacouSotiris is Head of Finance Development and Professionalism for the Finance Skills Development (FSD) network in London. He was nominated by Ann Macintyre from Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.

Stella VigStella is Core Surgery Programme Director and Consultant Vascular Surgeon at Croydon Healthcare NHS Trust. She was nominated by seven of her current and former trainees.

NHS Mentor/Coach of the YearThis award is for an outstanding coach or mentor to a team and the people around them, who has gone the extra mile to support and motivate others on a day to day basis.

Finalists

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Nina SinghWest Middlesex University Hospital


National sponsor: Managers in Partnership (MiP)

MiP is the specialist trade union representing health and care managers. MiP

provides for its members personal support, a voice for healthcare managers, and

skills development and networking.

MiP works in partnership with employers, DH, NHS England and other partners to

develop and promote high standards of leadership within the health services.

Panel Members

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Dr Franz BrunnhuberFranz is Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. He was nominated by Devyani Amin from the same organisation.

Jade CopeJade is a Senior Occupational Therapist at Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. She was nominated by Prakash Jayakumar, Specialist Registrar in Trauma and Orthopaedics.

South West London MaternityNetworkLeadership Network for Maternity in South West London across four hospitals is a group of clinical leads who have chosen to come together to look at how they can improve services for local women and families. The Network was nominated by Toby Hyde, Assistant Director at NHS Wandsworth CCG.

NHS Leadership Award forOutstanding Collaborative LeadershipThis award is for commitment to leading in partnership with others that has resulted in real improvements in health and wellbeing for both individuals and communities.

Finalists

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Joint national sponsors: Public Health England, Local Government Association and the Leadership Centre for Local Government.

Public Health England protects and improves the nation’s health and wellbeing,

and reduces health inequalities.

The Local Government Association is the national voice of local government,

working with councils to support, promote and improve local government and to

ensure that local government has a strong, credible voice with national government.

The Leadership Centre works closely with the Local Government Association. Their

small team is made up of leadership experts with experience in politics, central and

local government and the wider public and private sectors.


Chris StreatherSouth London AHSN

Carl FazackerleyHomerton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Panel Members

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Andrea ClarkeAndrea is a Specialist Paediatric Physiotherapist at North West London Hospitals NHS Trust. She was nominated by Samantha Old, Lead for Paediatric Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy at the same organisation.

Catherine DaleCatherine is Cancer Programme Manager at King’s Health Partners. She was nominated by David Cheeseman, Cancer Programme Director at King’s Health Partners.

Jenni DomanJenni is a General Manager for Estates and Facilities (Hotel Services) at at St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust. She was nominated by Liz Woods, Head of Staff Engagement at the same organisation.

NHS Patient Champion of the YearThis award is for a person or team who has involved patients, the public and service users in the design and development of services, and has made a noticeable impact on the way the organisation engages with patients.

Finalists

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Aurea JonesHealth Education England


Sponsor: Centre for Patient Leadership

TPC is an international leadership and coaching consultancy, who have been

proud to be working with the NHS for the last 12 years, delivering a wide range

of senior and clinical leadership development programmes with a variety of NHS

Organisations.

Panel Members

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Kay BuhariLondon Leadership Academy

Kashmira SunniLondon Leadership Academy

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