Fractional Futures: Rethinking Leadership & Resource in the Built Environment with David Goodwin
Truth about Local Government · Matt Masters
June 17, 202518m 40s
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Show Notes
In this episode, the podcast explores how fractional leadership—where experienced professionals work part-time or on a project basis—can transform local government operations, especially in the built environment sector. David Goodwin discusses how councils and public sector bodies can benefit from accessing high-level expertise without the cost or commitment of full-time hires.
Key themes likely include:
- The concept of fractional leadership and how it differs from traditional roles.
- Benefits for local government, such as agility, cost-efficiency, and access to niche expertise.
- Challenges in implementation, including cultural shifts and integration with existing teams.
- Case studies or examples of successful fractional leadership in planning, infrastructure, or regeneration projects.
- Future outlook on how local authorities can build more resilient and innovative teams using fractional models.