Chris Daw QC (Queen's Counsel) is a barrister, author, broadcaster and non-executive director. Chris is involved in some of the most high profile cases in the English Courts and is not shy to ask the question 'why' as he probes the Status Quo. His latest book "Justice on Trial" suggests the closing of prisons, the decriminalisation of drugs and keeping kids out of the criminal justice system. Whilst Chris is not afraid to suggest extremes, he is forever the pragmatist and always seeks small wins and minimal gains during his insatiably curious journey through change. Leaders must be accountable for driving change during constant change and the pandemic has offered us a crisis of opportunity.  Chris talks about the need to avoid the 'hypnosis of the norm' and be curious to identify better ways of working, better processes and procedures, better people management systems whilst balancing humility, courage, vulnerability, inclusivity and empathy.