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This is where leaders, businesses, and investors come together for change that truly matters. We share what we’re learning as critical friends — reflections, lessons, and practices for building systems that are ethical, inclusive, and regenerative.Sometimes it’s hard.
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#34 Ethical Models | Critical Thinking in the Age of AI: Why People Are Still the Investment (opens the original)
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We have more powerful tools than ever. So why do so many leaders seem to trust their own judgement less? In this episode of Shifting to Ethical Systems, host Esteban Fernandez Drovetta asks where intelligence actually lives in an organisation, a project, or an ecosystem. He keeps seeing the same pattern: the more we can hand the hard questions to a dashboard or a model, the less confident people are in their own thinking. He believes that is the wrong direction. This is not an argument against t
#33 Ethical Investment | Capital That Knows How to Wait: The Conditions That Make Patient Capital Real (opens the original)
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Most investors say they are patient. Far fewer have built the conditions that make patience real. In this episode of Shifting to Ethical Systems, host Esteban Fernandez Drovetta goes past the idea of patient capital and into what it actually requires. Not as a philosophy, but as a set of conditions that either hold an investment relationship together or undermine it. Building anything real takes time. Any company, any social enterprise, any community-rooted project. The most vulnerable years, wh
#32 Humans at Work | Sustainable Value Creation: Why Strategy Should Start With Your Employees (opens the original)
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There is a version of strategy that happens in a room with the executive board, and a version that happens with everyone. Jeroen Kraaijenbrink makes the case for the second. Jeroen Kraaijenbrink is a Dutch strategy consultant and the author of The Strategy Handbook. In this Humans at Work conversation, one of the special series episodes recorded between December 2022 and July 2025 and now sitting inside Shifting to Ethical Systems, he and host Jules Harrison-Annear work through what strategy is
#31 Humans at Work | Strategic Thinking Made Simple: How to Stop Circling the Same Decision (opens the original)
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Nina Field was asked to write a piece of strategy and had no idea what strategy was. Every experienced person she asked told her something different. That gap became her work. Humans at Work, a special series recorded between December 2022 and July 2025 and now running inside Shifting to Ethical Systems, brings host Jules Harrison-Annear together with Nina Field, a business psychologist and former head of Navy psychology in Aotearoa. Boiled all the way down, her definition is four words: linking
#30 Humans at Work | How to Trust Your Gut in Decision-Making (And Name What You Feel) (opens the original)
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Fear is a blunt word. Break it apart and the butterflies turn out to be partly excitement, the dread about letting someone down. Humans at Work is a series within Shifting to Ethical Systems, drawn from conversations recorded between December 2022 and July 2025. In this one, host Jules Harrison-Annear talks with Andy Longley , a performance psychologist on the Tutukaka coast of Northland. Andy was trained to treat objectivity as the whole of sound decision-making, and his colleagues joked about
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