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"The Five-Year-Old Who Demanded to Meet a President" with Mabel Nederlof Sithole in Germany (opens the original)
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Effective adaptive leadership and navigating current global issues—including the impact of the AIRevolution—require more than just strategic vision; it demands the moral courage and bold leadership to bridge lines of difference in an increasingly complex world. In this episode, Mabel Nederlof Sithole explores the intersection of personal conviction and professional influence, reflecting on her experiences designing leadership development programs—drawing on the frameworks of Heifetz and Linsky f
"From the Auction Block Hammer to the C-Suite and the Boardroom," with Colleen Larsen in South Africa (opens the original)
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Implementing a gender mainstreaming strategy requires more than just policy; it demands consistent, deliberate action that drives real-world impact. In this leadership podcast for change-makers, we sit down with Colleen Larsen , founder of Business Engage , to explore how she transitioned from financial services to spearheading corporate transformation across Africa. Colleen shares her "velvet glove" approach to organizational change, bridging the gap between boardroom objectives and grassroots
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