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Listen "Collective Leadership in Action || with Dr Toby Newstead + Professor Rufus Black"
Episode Synopsis
What kind of leadership do we need to shape the future we want?
The final episode looks ahead, asking what a national platform for leadership development should look like in order to meet critical transitions across health, education, climate, and productivity. Do these adaptive challenges demand a new way of leading? And if so, how do we build the individual and collective capabilities required to enable that shift? This conversation will leave listeners with insights into what it will take to ensure leadership development genuinely creates impact for the greater good.
Key Themes & Talking Points:
The critical transitions ahead and what they demand of leadership.
The capabilities leaders must develop to navigate these transitions.
What a national platform for leadership development could look like.
How to ensure leadership development is impactful, inclusive, and future-focused.
With Toby P. Newstead from University of Tasmania and Professor Rufus Black from University of Tasmania
The final episode looks ahead, asking what a national platform for leadership development should look like in order to meet critical transitions across health, education, climate, and productivity. Do these adaptive challenges demand a new way of leading? And if so, how do we build the individual and collective capabilities required to enable that shift? This conversation will leave listeners with insights into what it will take to ensure leadership development genuinely creates impact for the greater good.
Key Themes & Talking Points:
The critical transitions ahead and what they demand of leadership.
The capabilities leaders must develop to navigate these transitions.
What a national platform for leadership development could look like.
How to ensure leadership development is impactful, inclusive, and future-focused.
With Toby P. Newstead from University of Tasmania and Professor Rufus Black from University of Tasmania
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