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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2025 · 26 MIN

A masterclass in leading through complexity with Eva Murciano, Director General Human Resources, European Central Bank

from Monday Muse with Harriet Molyneaux · host Harriet Molyneaux

What does it take to lead with calm and clarity when the stakes are high?That’s the question at the heart of this week’s Monday Muse, where I sat down with Eva Murciano, Director General Human Resources, at the European Central Bank.Leading in a politically exposed environment, Eva manages immense complexity while staying grounded, transparent, and deeply human.This is a masterclass in inclusive and powerful leadership, the kind that builds trust, not noise.In this episode, we explore:How Eva navigates ambiguity through scenario planning and openness, inviting others into the challenge of not having all the answers.The balance between calm and pace, and how she toggles between crisis response and long-term decision-making for maximum impact.The mindsets and practices that help her stay composed, reflective and continuously learning.I loved this conversation, and I know you’ll take a lot from it. Let's dive in.

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