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I always feel reassured when the request for support comes from the top – when a CEO reaches out directly, or when senior executives genuinely want to be part of the journey.
Whether they shape the project vision, open the session, record a short video on why every frontline interaction matters, or lead by example in reinforcing a client moment across departments, their presence sends a powerful signal to the team.
My dear friend Joseph, former GM of The Peninsula Bangkok now at Morpheus Macau, once walked me through his back of house. On the wall hung an inverted organisational pyramid – the frontline at the top, every manager beneath them, there to support. As we walked, he greeted each person by name.
It was no coincidence that Peninsula Bangkok had one of the most authentic, client-centric cultures I have ever experienced.
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