The Warrior, The Strategist and You: How to Find Your Purpose and Realise Your Potential

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Fusilier Simon Bakkor, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers; Warrior Gunner, 8 Platoon, C Company, 3rd Battalion; 26 February 1991 He now lives in Hereford but travels far and wide sharing his secret on how to achieve exceptional leadership and performance. Major General Rupert Anthony Smith OBE QGM, late Parachute Regiment; General Officer Commanding, 1st Armoured Division Since leaving the military, Floyd established a consultancy business and became a director of a number of companies in the oil and gas industry and technology. Floyd has been the lead in a number of mergers ensuring that the companies in which he has been involved surpass their expected sales price. He has also been involved in numerous negotiations from hostage rescue to assisting businesses to fully reach their potential.

Trooper Robert Gaspare Consiglio, Special Air Service (posthumous). Awarded 20 November 1991, gazetted as Private, Parachute Regiment in 1996. [19]

Charlie Walker

Thanks to the generosity of donors, we’re able to help disadvantaged children and young people to reach their full potential through the Compass for Life Foundation. With a lifelong programme of development and learning that harnesses the power of unbridled imagination, our foundation helps children and young people to make their wildest dreams a reality. Wing Commander Jeremy John Witts, Royal Air Force; Officer Commanding, No. 31 Squadron RAF and Dhahran Tornado GR1/1A Detachment

Lieutenant Commander Peter Whitfield Nelson, Royal Australian Navy; Sea King Flight Commander, 845 Naval Air Squadron; 26 February 1991 The Compass For Life Foundation takes the leadership skills training that Floyd and his team of educational specialists employs with sports teams and CEOs and applies it to school children in some of the UK's most deprived communities, with trials already undertaken in more than 200 schools, including a project in Stoke on Trent which involved more than 50 schools. Whenever I talk about leadership, I always start with asking: what is your true North Star? What is your dream? What are we aiming for from a professional and personal perspective? For the past four years, one of my biggest goals has been to launch my Compass For Life Foundation, which is all about empowering children in disadvantaged areas of the UK by taking my CEO leadership training and applying it to their dreams, education and aspirations within schools. The Military Medal (MM) was the third highest medal awarded to other ranks for gallantry in the face of the enemy on land.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes

Having served in the SAS for more than 20 years, Floyd Woodrow MBE DCM has achieved at the very highest levels. Inspiring his men in the most demanding of situations, he drove his team to success, ultimately being awarded the UK’s second-highest award for gallantry, the Distinguished Conduct Medal.

Warrant Officer Class 2 Stephen Francis Maguire, Special Air Service. Awarded 29 June 1991, gazetted as Parachute Regiment in 1997. [10] The Air Force Medal (AFM) was awarded to other ranks for bravery not in the face of the enemy in the air.

Ask the right questions, and shut up, and you’ll get all the information you need to make a really good judgement. And then they’ll feel that you’ve listened to them, you’ve understood them. And then you’re in a much better place to move forward. But without rapport, nothing happens.” Learning through hostage negotiation