
The Bouncebackability Podcast
How to thrive not just survive in challenging times. Hosts Simon Ursell and Rusty Earnshaw talk to the change makers, leaders and mavericks in sport, business and beyond about what happens when we’re faced with tough challenges - and how to use these situations to challenge our thinking, resulting in more productive and rewarding outcomes.
Together with their guests, they’ll share their experiences and unpack how they have reacted to their biggest challenges, covering some enlightening topics such as:
👉 How the brain works when you are put under stress.
👉 How to get focused in a flow state to make good decisions.
👉 What people who thrive under stress think and do – and more.
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We hope you enjoy the show!
The Bouncebackability Podcast
Tyler Grange Unplugged: Building Resilience and Embracing New Organisational Ideas | Episode 24
In today’s episode, Rusty and Simon, co-founder of Tyler Grange, sit down with four key members of the TG family to dive deep into what makes this forward-thinking organisation tick.
Covering key themes such as embracing change, cultural innovation, and building resilience - including bold moves like implementing the four-day workweek - the discussion highlights each guest's unique values around the organisation's approach to mentoring, personal growth, and creating a supportive, flexible work environment focused on employee wellbeing.
[00:50] Julian Arthur — Technical Director
Julian Arthur joined Tyler Grange in January 2010 from Waterman Group. As Technical Director, he leads on innovation, tackling complex projects as an Ecologist and expert witness. Passionate about green infrastructure, Julian works to balance the needs of wildlife, people, and clients while mentoring the next generation of environmental leaders.
[08:00] Jon Berry — Managing Director
Jon Berry joined Tyler Grange in January 2010 and currently holds the position of Managing Director. With over 25 years of experience as a chartered Landscape Architect and qualified Arboricultural Consultant, Jon is responsible for the business’s performance and strategy. He is deeply committed to living the company’s values and exploring new ideas, innovations, and collaborations.
[29:54] Carly Goodman-Smith — Operations Director
Carly Goodman-Smith, Operations Director and committed Ecologist, joined Tyler Grange in June 2010. Driven by the core values of TG, Carly is passionate about mentoring and continuously improving the business to benefit everyone.
[45:50] James Harmer — Finance Director
James Harmer joined Tyler Grange in May 2019, bringing his financial expertise from the Environment Agency. As Finance Director, his mission is clear: to ensure the business has the cash flow and profitability needed to grow, thrive, and support a happy, successful team.
In this episode:
[00:02:11] How Rusty’s influence and the concept of "dream catching" shape career development at Tyler Grange.
[00:04:03] How Tyler Grange supports self-driven growth, offering personal and professional development opportunities without forcing involvement.
[00:09:02] Examining strategies for building a strong culture and helping employees cope with external challenges.
[00:16:38] The importance of embracing change in an organisation’s identity and its impact on employee alignment and recruitment at Tyler Grange.
[00:34:35] Carly Goodman-Smith talks about how a safe space for sharing ideas and feedback at Tyler Grange fosters resilience.
Connect with Tyler Grange here:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tylergrange/
Please like, subscribe or follow, so you're notified of any new episodes coming up, and if you're keen to reach Rusty or Simon with any suggestions, feedback or comments, you can contact them via the show's LinkedIn page here:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-bouncebackability-podcast/