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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 47 MIN

Brian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1556 -Amberverts: Leadership That Adapts Without Losing Authenticity

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on The Brian Crombie Radio Hour, Brian speaks with Karl Moore, Associate Professor at McGill University and co-author of We Are All We Amberverts, about the future of leadership in a complex world. Karl challenges the old introvert/extrovert framework, showing that the most effective leaders today are amberverts — those who can flex between listening and leading, reflection and engagement, without compromising authenticity. In this conversation, they explore:Why traditional charismatic, extroverted leadership is no longer enoughThe science of personality, adaptability, and situational leadershipStretching behaviors without becoming inauthenticReverse mentoring and learning across generationsWhy humility and listening have become leadership superpowersA practical, evidence-based discussion on how leaders can thrive in uncertainty, complexity, and change.

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