Leadership Trust - Breakfast Talk
Leadership Trust: The Hidden Driver of Performance
An Exclusive Breakfast Talk for People Leaders
22nd April 2026 | 9:00 am – 11:00 am (MYT)
Venue: The Majestic Hotel - 5 Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 50000
Program Introduction
Here’s an uncomfortable truth:
Leaders often overestimate how much their teams trust them and underestimate the cost of that gap.
In today’s workplace, trust is no longer just a nice to have. It is the foundation of performance, engagement, and alignment. Yet many leaders struggle to build and sustain it.
This engaging two-hour breakfast session introduces the concept of leadership trust and its critical role in team effectiveness.
What You Will Gain:
During this session, participants will explore:
- A clear understanding of what builds and breaks leadership trust
- Insights into the link between trust and performance
- A practical lens to reflect on your own leadership impact
Who Should Attend:
- People Leaders / HR Leaders
- Anyone interested in leadership, trust, and team performance
Secure Your Complimentary Seat Today!
Facilitated by:
Leonard Hector Lee
Senior Consultant, Cegos Asia Pacific
Leonard brings extensive experience across industries, most recently serving as Senior Director and Asia-Pacific Regional Head of Talent Management at Hilton Worldwide. He played a key role in developing and coaching leaders, designing leadership programmes, and driving talent initiatives such as succession planning, talent reviews, and diversity and inclusion. Prior to this, he spent over eight years at Barclays as Head of Learning and Development for Asia-Pacific, where he led leadership development, talent management, and executive coaching initiatives.
Earlier in his career, Leonard was a Senior Consultant with SHL, specialising in executive assessment and leadership development. He currently serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at Singapore Management University and is affiliated with global institutions such as the Center for Creative Leadership and IMD. Leonard holds a Master’s degree from Sciences Po, France, and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Positive Psychology.