Leadership & Executive Advisory
Executive advisement, coaching, leadership development, board contribution and leadership for innovation.
Explore this practice →Professor Jay Hays
International adviser, professor and organisational development specialist helping leaders and institutions navigate transformation, strengthen capability and build for the future.
Asia-Pacific • Working internationally
Practice areas
Complex problems rarely fit neatly inside one discipline. Professor Hays works across five interconnected areas.
Executive advisement, coaching, leadership development, board contribution and leadership for innovation.
Explore this practice →Strategic planning, organisational transformation, systems thinking, diagnostics, risk management and capability development.
Explore this practice →Academic governance, new institutions and programmes, professional education, academic leadership and institutional development.
Explore this practice →Research strategy, commissioned research, evaluation, professional development, training and organisational learning.
Explore this practice →Independent reviews, expert panels, advisory assignments, international-development work, keynotes and professional workshops.
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About
Professor Jay Hays is an international adviser, academic leader and organisational development specialist with more than three decades of experience across higher education, government, consulting and industry.
His career has taken him across North America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, working with senior leaders and institutions on transformation, leadership capability, research, education and complex organisational change.
Asia-Pacific • Working internationally
More about Professor Hays →Evidence in practice
Organisational transformation, leadership capability, knowledge management and organisational health advisory work.
People and organisational dimensions of acquisition integration, alongside strategy, change and risk-related work.
Institution-wide development of industry-engaged learning and professionally relevant curriculum.
Research culture, supervisor development, institutional performance measures and postgraduate research systems.
Higher Education • Government • International Development • Technology • Professional Services • Public Sector Transformation
Ways to engage
Current thinking
Leadership, organisational learning, complexity, institutional development and the future of education.
Making better decisions when the environment is uncertain, interconnected and resistant to simple solutions.
Coming to the journal →Building cultures, systems and capabilities that allow people to learn, adapt and improve continuously.
Coming to the journal →How institutions remain relevant as technology, work and learner expectations continue to change.
Coming to the journal →Creating the conditions for people to challenge assumptions, experiment intelligently and turn ideas into useful change.
Coming to the journal →
Speaking & professional development
Keynotes, executive workshops, leadership programmes, faculty development and customised professional-development initiatives for organisations internationally.
Discuss a speaking engagement →Discuss an engagement
Professor Hays works internationally with leaders and organisations facing complex questions of leadership, strategy, transformation, education and institutional development.