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“Coaching for a Better World” Series Capstone (Part A)– Rethinking Leadership – Gifts from Pam McLean and Michael Hudson!

from Lifting Leaders Podcast · host Tricia Rhine | Kristal Roberts

This week, we are pleased and honored to begin the capstone of our special series, Coaching for a Better World, with two of our favorite iconic leaders in the coaching industry, Pam McLean and Michael Hudson. Our discussion with Pam and Michael was so rich with highly relevant and timely insights and information about developing leaders, for today and beyond. Listen in and learn about some of the concerns that are prompting many in the coaching and development industries to rethink the way leaders are developed. Hear Pam and Michael talk about new approaches and benefits to critical mass learning that dwarf any other engagement and development efforts practiced, so far. Whether or not you are a professional coach, as a leader, you will gain some valuable insights from this episode. We have so much more information to share that we will conclude this amazing interview with Pam and Michael, in next week’s episode.

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