Valued at Work helps technical and STEM organisations uncover Hidden Capability™ — the expertise, judgement and leadership potential they already rely on but don’t always recognise, develop or retain.
Critical expertise can become concentrated in a handful of dependable people. High-potential talent can deliver for years without being recognised as ready. Managers can be promoted for technical competence without being equipped to lead. And when that capability stays hidden, organisations create risks they often don’t see until someone leaves, disengages or a critical role becomes difficult to fill.
We help organisations find it, develop it and build the systems that sustain it.
Build the trust, clarity and ways of working that help technical teams perform.
Give leaders practical tools to recognise capability, develop people and lead with confidence.
Turn stronger leadership, capability and culture into measurable organisational outcomes.
Create the conditions for contribution to be recognised, valued and sustained.
through redesigning flagship leadership events.
into senior leadership roles and industry leadership positions.
through keynote speaking, workshops and facilitated discussions.
by reframing hidden capability as a business performance issue.
"You challenged a whole room of over 200 people to rethink inclusion, our blind spots and the role we all play in creating change."
Lauren actively looked for opportunities to include and listen to the quietest voice in the room, and showed passion to develop people and capability to become future leaders.”
“Thriving in STEM helped me challenge those internal limits… finding the courage to become chair of the ENA’s national working group, something I never imagined I’d be capable of. It is proof of how far I have grown.”
“This has been a great learning experience! I plan to be a better ally to my female peers, and a driver for change.”
“Lauren does a fantastic job of coaching both organisations and individuals into stepping into the uncomfortable space of taking accountability for what happens today and the improvements we need to make together.”