
Greg Hoffman discusses the importance of intentional leadership and building trust within teams.
If you've ever walked into an organisation and immediately sensed something was off - a kind of low-level tension, a lack of direction, people moving fast but not together - you've experienced what Greg Hoffman would call a leadership gap. And if you've ever been part of a team where everything clicked, where people were trusted, empowered, and genuinely cared about the work, you've experienced what his framework is designed to create. Greg is a lawyer by training, an executive by career, and a leadership thinker by deep conviction. He's worked inside companies like General Electric and Whirlpool, led teams across legal, IT, cybersecurity, and HR - often without a technical background in any of them - and he's spent the last two years channelling everything he knows into a book and leadership development programme called Performance Through People . This conversation is a very practical one. Greg doesn't describe what good leadership looks like from a distance. He shows you the mechanism. Three areas we explored... ✳️ Culture doesn't build itself - at least not in a positive direction. If leaders don't intentionally build a common culture every day, confusion fills the space…
Host: Bob Gentle
Guest: Greg Hoffman
Organizations: General Electric, Whirlpool
Books & works: Performance Through People
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