Rachel Lilley

Rachel Lilley is an Associate Professor at the Birmingham Leadership Institute, which is a Systems Thinking and Leadership teaching and research centre at the University of Birmingham, UK. Here are some key points about her:

• Role: Associate Professor and Programme Director for a transdisciplinary Master’s Programme combining Systems Leadership and Systems Practice.
• Expertise: She is a practitioner-researcher in systems approaches and systems leadership, with a focus on human decision-making, systems thinking capabilities, and behavioural change.
• Research: Her high-impact research supports policy design, community initiatives, and leadership development at all levels. She has a particular interest in building capabilities to address climate and social change.
• Specialization: Rachel is an expert in human sensemaking, with specialist knowledge in cognition, consciousness, and perception. She has a strong track record of practising, teaching, and developing embodied perception skills in teams, organisations, and individuals.
• Experience: She has over 30 years of experience working with public and third-sector organisations, as well as large corporates, addressing issues such as climate change, social issues, leadership, behaviour change, community engagement, and well-being.1

While the query mentions her as a "Senior Fellow - Leadership and Leadership Development," the provided source describes her primary role as an Associate Professor. However, it is possible she holds additional titles or roles within the university.