Speaking
Stories from fighter flying and business leadership, with ideas your audience can take back to work. Talks on judgement, leadership and performance.
Paul Littlejohn
Former RAF fighter pilot, Divisional Vice President
and Chief Operating Officer.
Work with Paul
For you, your team and your organisation.
Stories from fighter flying and business leadership, with ideas your audience can take back to work. Talks on judgement, leadership and performance.
Practical sessions on leadership, judgement and teamwork. We work through the challenges your people face and practise ways to handle them.
Work directly with me on how you lead and the decisions you face. Develop your judgement and confidence through the challenges you’re dealing with now.
Work with me on the direction of your business, how it operates and the changes you need to make. I advise leaders and lead transformation.
Forthcoming book
Good judgement changes what you can do next.
Fighter flying taught me to stay ahead of a situation, make decisions with an incomplete picture and keep enough room to act. This book brings that judgement into the decisions we face in work and life.
Where are
we going?
What’s our
next step?
Can we survive
being wrong?
Private executive experience · Dubai
Discover what your team is capable of.
For one day, your leadership team becomes a fighter squadron. Plan a mission, fly it together in full-motion F/A-18 simulators and debrief what happened with me.
You’ll see how your team communicates, makes decisions and supports one another, with lessons to take back to work.

About Paul
Paul Littlejohn has flown fast jets, trained fighter pilots and led major businesses.
A former RAF fighter pilot and US Marine Corps instructor, Paul went on to become a Divisional Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. He knows what it takes to build teams and lead organisations where decisions have real consequences.
Paul’s strength is making that experience relevant to the people in front of him. He helps leaders see their own challenges more clearly and understand what they can do next.
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