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Why Back in Motion founder Jason T Smith ignited a leadership revolution in his business
What do you do when it seems that your ‘team just stopped working’? For Back in Motion founder Jason T Smith there was only one option. Fix it.
Herald Sun – Aussie physio company doubles in size after banning job descriptions and titles
Jason T Smith says that phenomenal growth really came down to his decision to ban one simple thing — forever.
Jason Smith, founder and group director of Back in Motion is listed as Franchise Business second place executive!
The Australian – Great leaders ask questions and so often receive the best insights
Great leaders should make as few decisions as possible but as many as necessary. As counterintuitive as that sounds, being a leader doesn’t mean calling all the shots all the time.
Australian Leadership
Jason Smith talks to Victor Perton about Australian Leadership. Jason T Smith is the founder of Back in Motion, Australasia’s’s largest physiotherapy franchise group with 100 locations nationally and recognised by several BRW and Ernst & Young business awards.
B&T – Why You Need To Over-Lead And Under-Manage
In this guest post Jason offers his tops on what makes a great manager these days.
Jeremy Scrivens writes about Jason T Smith
The day Jason T. Smith liberated his people from the tyranny of hierarchy to collaborate and grow
CEO World – Culture By Choice. If You Didn’t Create One, Then You Have Inherited An Alternate One
Good businesses are about products and services. Great businesses are always about people. No matter what industry you are in, what problem you are solving, or which customers you serve… the truism of every high performing team is an excellent culture.
Wellness Daily – Should we eliminate job titles?
Back In Motion CEO Jason T Smith believes that getting rid of job titles can both improve a business’ culture and help it thrive moving forward. Wellness Daily spoke with him about how this can happen.
CEO World – Trustparency, How To Nurture
A Want-To-know Culture
Good businesses are about products and services. Great businesses are always about people. And if people are involved, then trust and transparency are paramount attributes to drive loyalty. A sentiment I like to call, “trustparency”. Because one without the other is a death-knoll to your culture and business.