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Leadership at Scale

Managing managers, setting direction, and making good decisions under pressure

Priya Mehta teaches leadership as a set of learnable, practisable skills — not personality traits — drawing on her decade as COO and two hundred coaching engagements with C-suite executives.

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7h total
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Priya Mehta
Executive Coach & Leadership Strategist
Leadership at Scale — Leadership course
$279one-time
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What you'll learn

  • Build a leadership operating system that scales from team to division
  • Conduct high-quality 1:1 conversations that develop rather than update
  • Make complex decisions under uncertainty using structured frameworks
  • Communicate strategy to large organisations with clarity and alignment
  • Identify and develop leadership potential in others

Curriculum

2 modules · 5 lessons · 7h total

  • What leaders actually do: the evidence base
    22 min
    Preview
  • Managing managers: the multiplier effect
    27 min
  • Decision-making frameworks for high stakes choices
    29 min

Requirements

  • Currently managing at least one team
  • 3+ years in a management role
  • Willingness to reflect honestly on your own patterns and limitations

About the instructor

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Priya Mehta

Executive Coach & Leadership Strategist

Former COO at Palantir · C-suite advisor to Fortune 100 companies · ICF-certified coach

Priya Mehta has operated at the intersection of technology and leadership for two decades. As COO at Palantir she built the operational infrastructure that supported a 10× expansion of the company's government and commercial divisions. Since 2019 she has advised C-suite executives at twelve Fortune 100 companies on organisational design, decision-making frameworks, and high-stakes communication. She holds an ICF Professional Certified Coach credential and a master's degree in organisational psychology from the London School of Economics.

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