About us

Jason has expertise in the role of social power within organisations and uses social network analysis and storytelling techniques to drive employee engagement, group cohesion and organisational change.

Jason also conducts research at the London School of Economics into the role of power, organisational psychology and organisational performance. After 15+ years of experience working within the media and communications sector, across the UK, US and Australia, Jason founded Senseia to link power and story, (and the power of story), into the foundational underpinnings of all organisational behaviour. Jason believes that to embark on culture change, without seeing the world through these prisms of our core humanity, means driving your organisation into the future, wearing a blindfold.

Joanna is a coach and psychotherapist with a background in the media, academia, technology and corporate professional services. Joanna’s psychological and phenomenological insights into culture deliver profound truths about change. She also has the power to decode and remove the darker psychological forces that drive discrimination, bullying and harassment. Using and adapting tools from the school of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to help shape foundational culture dynamics, Joanna reveals and releases the tensions that bind up so much energy in organisational life. As a published author and seasoned media producer, Joanna has helped organisations to craft new narratives that are authentic, value-led and purposeful. Joanna believes that the foundation of all cultural change is the need to retain faith in the human capacity for growth and the need for achievement. Using social power, structural power and narratives that resonate, transitions to new and better worlds are not just achievable, but inevitable.

Claire Wigington is a BACP accredited counsellor, working within a humanistic framework. Claire also delivers wellbeing workshops and is a group facilitator across sectors.

Before becoming a counsellor Claire worked in broadcast media for 20 years in communication roles.

Claire believes passionately in the power that story has over individuals and organisations, and the ability each of us have to write our own narrative to live life well.

James Holden is a business psychologist, facilitator and executive coach with an MSc in Organisational Psychology. He works with leadership teams and organisations on how people adapt to change, particularly around AI, leadership and organisational transformation.

Over more than 20 years at the BBC, James held senior leadership and board-level roles across data, insight, marketing and strategy. He led large, multidisciplinary teams through organisational change, restructuring and technological transformation, giving him first-hand experience of the leadership challenges organisations face.

Sarah Leach is an experienced executive coach, coach supervisor and facilitator of change, with a passion for meaningful conversations. She believes that personal impact and great leadership depends on an ability to work with and through others, requiring self-awareness, self-regulation, adaptability, motivation and resilience, which can be improved through coaching.

After a decade of experience in the water industry successfully supporting teams and individuals to confidently navigate change, Sarah set up her own successful coaching practice, and joined Henley Business School as the lead career coach for executive MBA students, lecturer in coaching on their renowned certificate programme and author of ‘Third Wave Cognitive Behavioural Coaching’. Sarah now uses her expertise in behavioural science and reflective practice to help individuals and organisations shape order out of chaos, challenges them to find their edge, to stride forwards with confidence and clarity, to make conscious choices and take purposeful action.