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Beyond Deming

Conversations on transformational leadership and management, inspired by the work of Dr W. Edwards Deming and brought to you by the Deming Alliance.

Podcast · By James Lawther · British English · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Learning From Handelsbanken – Brett Sailsbury (Trailer) (opens the original)

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    How can a bank thrive without budgets or financial targets? In this episode of Beyond Deming, James Lawther speaks with Brett Salisbury, branch manager at Handelsbanken, about the bank’s unconventional yet highly effective approach. Since the 1970s, Handelsbanken has followed a humanistic leadership philosophy, prioritising customer service and cost efficiency over traditional metrics. The result? Consistent outperformance of industry peers across financial cycles. Brett shares how this mode...

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Rapid Mass Engagement – Frank Devine (opens the original)

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    Why do so many culture change initiatives fail to stick? In this episode of Beyond Deming, James Lawther and Frank Devine discuss Rapid Mass Engagement, a system designed to create sustainable, employee-owned cultural transformation. Frank shares how early-career frustrations—watching improvements unravel after leadership changes—led him to develop this method, which flips traditional hierarchies by giving employees the power to shape their workplace culture. Listen as they explain the ...

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