Author Archives: Esmee Wilcox

14 Jun 2016

Attending to behaviour in organisations – the antidote to weariness?

by Esmee Wilcox | posted in: Social innovation | 1

The fabulous team that I lead at Suffolk County Council is up for a national Behavioural Change Award next week. We focus on young people with disabilities. Perhaps unusually, we are taking a punt on being recognised for work that … Continued

behavioural change, innovation, public sector, public sector organisations

27 Oct 2014

Inside the fish bowl

by Esmee Wilcox | posted in: Social innovation | 0

Neil Stott’s defence of Public Sector innovation is a provocation for those of us attempting to work on complex issues from within. Adaptability, risk taking and innovation are not the words that spring to mind when thinking about big bureaucracies. … Continued

innovation, public sector, public sector organisations, risk taking

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