Editorial: ‘Why rail’s culture shift can’t wait’

Cultural change is often alluded to as a long-term aspiration, but in UK rail, delay is no longer an option. If the industry is to make its plans for reform a reality, it has to reflect broader cultural norms and truly reflect the public it serves.

Writing for Transport Times, Intuitive’s Founder and CEO Nina Lockwood issues a call to action, urging the rail sector to embrace cultural change and promote closer cross-industry collaboration. She looks at why cultural change is urgent and how leaders can address it in concrete, practical terms.

Read the full article online here.

Nina Lockwood

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