Steve Simpson
Steve Simpson is the creator of the 'UGRs' (unwritten ground rules) concept, used by companies across the world to understand and strategically improve their workplace cultures.
Steve Simpson is the creator of the 'UGRs' (unwritten ground rules) concept, used by companies across the world to understand and strategically improve their workplace cultures.
Steve’s insights are not based on theory. In addition to his conference presentations, he has worked in-house with a range of organisations on different continents over extended periods of time, including McLaren Automotive and Next in the UK, Kmart Australia and New Zealand, and Noble Systems in the US. He knows the pitfalls, traps, objections and issues that emerge when people are challenged to re-think the ‘way we do things around here’.
Steve is the author of two books including ‘UGRs: Cracking the Corporate Culture Code’. He is the co-author to a further three books, the latest being ‘A Culture Turned’. He has a Masters Degree from the University of Alberta, and was invited to undertake an Australian city lecture tour to co-present with Harvard University Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter.
Professional Speakers Australia recently recognised Steve’s achievements by awarding him the prestigious Australian Educator of the Year Award.
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