leadership

Leadership skills for planners: the gap to fill in the Raynsford Review 

18.06.2018

Robin Hambleton

Campaigning & Advocacy | city leaders | Community Engagement | leadership | planning review | Policy & Politics | Professional Development | Raynsford review | UK

The recent Raynsford Review of planning missed the chance to talk about the critical role that planners can play in city leadership, argues Robin Hambleton
Planning leadership the key in uncertain times: The Planning Convention 2017 in review

02.08.2017

Simon Wicks

Community Engagement | leadership | Planning Convention 2017 | Policy & Politics | Technology | UK

The RTPI Planning Convention in late June brought together experts from the worlds of planning and beyond to explore the theme of delivering a strong, inclusive future. The Planner caught it all...
Career development: How to be a leader

23.02.2017

Martha Harris

governance | International | leadership | Professional Development | UK

What does it take to be a leader in planning? Martha Harris talks to some prominent planning professionals about the qualities of good leaders and why planning needs good leadership more than ever...
Civic leadership – new opportunities for planners

19.08.2016

Robin Hambleton

city leadership | civic leadership | International | leadership | Policy & Politics | Professional Development | UK

The age of the charismatic leader is long gone, argues Robin Hambleton. In the modern world, planners have a key role to play in civic leadership and creating inspiring visions for 21st century cities...
Spirit of place

23.01.2015

Robin Hambleton

city | Community Engagement | Development Management & Enforcement | Devolution | Infrastructure | International | leadership | Melbourne | power | Social infrastructure | UK

Place-based leadership allows strong and decisive planners to prove their value, with Melbourne a perfect example of what can be achieved. Here, Robin Hambleton looks at the Melbourne story – and explains...