In the Media

Leadership insights from Claire Gray across podcasts, articles and media features.

How to unite, align and achieve – building a thriving team

How to unite, align and achieve – building a thriving team

How to unite, align and achieve – building a thriving teamClaire Gray
Published on: 10/02/2026

In FMCG Business, I outline six essentials for thriving teams, with practical leadership actions to build trust, clarity, momentum and shared accountability.

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Moving Beyond Nice, The Art of Mattering, and Creating Cultures of Accountability

Moving Beyond Nice, The Art of Mattering, and Creating Cultures of Accountability

Moving Beyond Nice, The Art of Mattering, and Creating Cultures of AccountabilityClaire Gray
Published on: 25/01/2026

I joined Dig Deeper to unpack why “nice” teams go slow, what psychological safety really requires, and how to build alignment and shared accountability.

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The 4 Levels of Purpose: Making the Work Matter to the Person

The 4 Levels of Purpose: Making the Work Matter to the Person

The 4 Levels of Purpose: Making the Work Matter to the PersonClaire Gray
Published on: 22/01/2026

In this Leaderonomics article, I unpack 4 levels of purpose and the leadership questions that move teams from compliance to contribution.

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FastCompany: These are the risks and downsides of being a go-to person

FastCompany: These are the risks and downsides of being a go-to person

FastCompany: These are the risks and downsides of being a go-to personClaire Gray
Published on: 07/01/2026

Co-authored for Fast Company: the risks of being the go-to person, signs of quiet cracking, and four practical ways to reset boundaries and share load.

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