Transforming people, teams & culture
Our work is focused on giving you:
Results-oriented leadership programs that transform organisational cultures and develop high-performing people.
Strategies that work as a guide to deliver a quantum leap in performance, accountability and satisfaction.
Change management solutions that challenge past behaviour and inspire new ways of thinking.
Tools to help manage stress, develop resilience and boost energy.
Creating high performance leadership
our leadership program transforms leaders through 12 emotional competencies
“We employed Steve and his team to run a Leadership Program for our Director Group, and we were absolutely blown away by the quality of the content and most importantly the outcomes. The program is the best I have come across in my career somewhat due to the fact that it is as much about personal management and leadership rather than business.”
- Nick Dowling, CEO Jellis Craig
Unlock the Secrets to Transformational Leadership with The Griffith Review!
Dive into the inaugural issue of The Griffith Review: Transforming Leadership & Culture, a must-read magazine crafted for visionaries ready to elevate their impact. This issue is packed with exclusive insights, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies from Griffith Consulting's 30+ years of experience in shaping high-performing leaders and cultures.
Inside, you’ll discover:
Proven approaches to bridging the gap between leadership and cultural transformation.
The critical role of emotional intelligence, resilience, and self-awareness in today’s leadership landscape.
Groundbreaking strategies for stress management, including meditation techniques to combat leadership’s #1 challenge.
Insights into fostering wellbeing and accountability in industries like construction, real estate, and beyond.
Practical tools and frameworks to cultivate a growth mindset and drive sustainable success.
From inspiring stories of organisational change to cutting-edge leadership models, this edition is your guide to navigating the complexities of modern leadership while creating a positive, results-driven culture.
We change culture by changing mindsets
Disrupting negativity and creating positive-thinking, solution-minded people
“What we’ve achieved has been nothing short of amazing. We have had an outstanding couple of years. With the implementation of the Corporate Plan, and creating a leadership group of the top 21 employees in the organisation that runs and makes the decisions as a group as opposed to a hierarchical system we operated in the past. We have also implemented the introduction of the High Performance Leadership program, with Steve Griffith & Griffith Consulting and that has had an amazing reception from staff.”
- Rik Hart, General Manager, Warringah Council
Meditation for resilience and high performance
the success without stress meditation program
“People are more self-aware. They understand that their actions and words impact on others. They are also able to provide intervention strategies to alleviate issues or find solutions. Many people are continuing with the meditation. Many are eating better and are mindful of exercising and providing better balance in their work lives. We are having people look for more solutions and being more engaged as a result.”
- Christina Bassani, People and Well-being Manager for Goulburn Valley Water
Creating a mindset for peak performance recovery and flow
“It has been fantastic. We have built a program around the mental side of the game and meditation and mindfulness is one component of that. Players, after some early scepticism have embraced it and a lot of them are practising regularly and they are finding it very beneficial towards their performance and how they recover. It is now a part of their program.”
- Don Pyke, Senior Coach, Adelaide Football Club
“Firstly, this program has been a valuable tool providing a catalyst for group discussion and a narrowing of focus and greater understanding of why we exist at this club and what we can achieve together if we really want to do so. In discussion, it is evident that it really doesn’t matter whether meditation is beneficial or not. It’s whether we think it is. In that sense you have provided enough evidence to suggest it does and my belief or otherwise will now be a product of the results I gain from it.”
- Nathan Buckley Senior Coach Collingwood Football Club