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Better World Leaders — 92 episodes
Tim Collings makes a promise beyond ableness in offering a Sourcing framework
Simon Kavanagh is exploring transformational learning and approaches to systemic change
Christopher Marquis reveals the underlying change framework within his latest work...
Bill Sharpe shares futures practices for transformations over 3 Horizons...
Ben Haggard guides how to create frameworks for living systems approaches to life, work and transformation
Loes Damhof is building capability in the present with Futures Literacy
Mel Geltch is hosting and harvesting conversations which matter
Samantha Slade unfolds practices for life-affirming organisations.
Daniel Hires introduces us to the Inner Development Goals
Karen O'Brien declares that you matter more than you think, as she provides a means to engage with quantum social change
Carol Sanford returns to explore self-determining pathways to evolving our role in life, work and planetary systems
Dan Palmer sources ways of organising in work and life through living design process - Episode 2 of 2 with Dan Palmer
Dan Palmer invites us to make holistic decisions - Episode 1 of 2 with Dan Palmer
Curtis Ogden generates and explores four frameworks of network and energy systems for social change
Zoë Routh visions how we can develop into our shared futures
Tim Hollo charts pathways towards living democracy
Paul Hawken provides frameworks to reconnect to life to address the climate crisis as a symptom of degeneration, and invites us to become regenerators
Four Arrows awakens us that our fundamental worldview is driving the problems at the heart of, and preventing the solutions to, our greatest crises.
Giles Hutchins shares how to create life affirming value propositions, regenerative cultures and future-fit organisations
Carol Sanford invites us to disrupt the attachment we have to our current methods, and instead learn to work Indirectly
Welcome to Season 6 - Frameworks for co-creating better worlds
Season 5 Review - How have we nurtured conditions for better world leaders to emerge and thrive?
Catherine Ashton asks ‘And Then What?’ as we discuss collaborating for long-term approaches to challenges no nation can solve alone
Sue Glendenning, Jeanine Bailey and I are co-creating spaces for those who are hopeful for changing what must be changed
Charlotte Connell is striving to enable a mass body of beings energised about the opportunity to create climate positive ventures
Stephen Moir is building communities of professionals seeking to pursue purpose into action on climate change
Michelle Maloney asks how do we nurture the conditions for humans to care about the more than human world?
Alice Howard-Vyse guides us how we can listen more deeply, to nurture ourselves and the whole we are all a part of.
Dr Dimity Podger invites us to explore how we regenerate humanity's role on the planet
Season 5 halfway review, look ahead and invitation to our first live event...
Laureline Simon urges us to treat the root cause of the ecological crisis, our damaged relationships with ourselves, others, and nature.
Ben Newsome believes we need to nurture conditions of empathy, dialogue, fearlessness and resilience
Hugh Mackay would like us all to start a revolution by making kindness our way of being in the world
Lauren Tucker asks how do we shift the role of our business to create the conditions for regeneration?
Wayne Visser invites us to thrive by moving from breakdown to breakthrough and from laggards to leaders
David Drake shares practices to return to our sense of common good and common humanity
Introducing Season 5 - Nurturing Conditions to co-create our better world...
Season 4 - wrap up & review
James McGregor believes scalable commercial sustainability solutions are the key to our collective environmental and societal challenges
Rebecca Christianson offers a path from surviving to thriving
Tracy Eames on why we need to focus on meaningful work, and how to bring more meaning through your team
Hernan Haro is investing in Founders who are in love with the world's biggest problems, who lead by learning and embracing diversity.
Mickey Kovari leads in fellowship and community-ship with the custodians of our most regenerative ways of knowing, doing and being.
Reviewing and looking ahead at the halfway mark of Season 4, Sustaining Change...
Jess Weiss shares her approach to strengths for those who want to make the world better
Betsy Reed shows us that embracing discomfort gives birth to the greatest transformations
Pedro Aguirre shares how to plant seeds and grow the next generation of change makers
Rebecca Huntley believes we have a fighting chance to create a liveable world for everyone
Claire Marshall believes the future is a story, and it's one of the most important that we tell
Introducing Season 4 - Sustaining Better Things - sustaining change to create our better world
Purpose, values, connection, story & transformation - reviewing emergent themes from Season 3
Anika Molesworth illuminates & inspires showing us what is possible & how to do what needs to be done
Hearing the call and choosing to act - a collective story of systemic shifts, Alice Howard-Vyse hosts Tim Collings sharing part of his transformational story
Leaders are trying to navigate a whole new way of leading without the tool set to do so, our conversation with Karren Jensen, CEO of Conductor Software
We need better leadership to get better outcomes, our conversation with Paul Gleeson, Group Director, Sustainability and Managing Director Energy, Resources and Water - Australia & New Zealand
Accept what is, and build what could be - our conversation with Living Future Institute of Australia CEO Laura Hamilton O'Hara
To achieve diversity you either need awesome leadership or quotas - our conversation with Diversity Tech CEO Sandra D'Souza
Contribution, Connection & Discomfort - 3 emergent themes at the halfway point of Season 3, with BWL Host Tim Collings
How to pursue purpose and transform to make a greater contribution, with PQfactor Founder, Melina Lipkeiwicz.
Recognising ourselves as nature and learning from plants to open up better pathways to potential and performance, with Plant Intelligence Practitioner, Tigrilla Gardenia
Stories that care for Country - the shift that could change everything; with Chris Andrew, GM of Black Duck Foods
We must change what success looks like to create sustainable change and make the world better - with Ronan Mac Domnhaill
The most important leaders in anyone's life is themselves - with Brendan Lo, Founder of SmartAss Undies
Special Edition - Season 3 coming soon & diving into understanding common traits & behaviours of Better World Leaders
What awaits us in 2021, and what to prepare for? A very special edition of Better World Leaders with Ben Bowen, Ronan MacDomhnaill and Sue Glendenning.
What does 2020 mean, and what have we learnt? A Better World Leaders Special Edition with 3 very special guests...Genna Onuchukwu, Sue Glendenning & Ronan MacDomhnaill
What game-based learning can teach us about motivation... a Better World Conversation - Special Edition with Dr Dave Eng of UniversityXP
Better World Conversations - Special Edition - What the US election teaches us about leadership...
Leaders at all levels have the opportunity and obligation to be the custodians of change - reflecting on the key learnings from this season
Why leaders need humility and tolerance, lessons from life and leadership with Dr. Tom Alan- Livernois.
Proving that profit follows purpose, our conversation with entrepreneur Kevin Tan
We can all act with more foresight to ensure the decisions we make today have a positive impact on the world we inherit tomorrow. Our conversation with for Future Super (for purpose Funds Manager) CEO Kirstin Hunter.
The world demands a new kind of leadership, and this change needs to happen rapidly and radically - with Adaptive Leadership expert, Brandon Srot
Failure is something to embrace. If you're not failing, you're not trying" - with Genna Onuchukwu, a nurse who combines passion, purpose and action to take a step off the pre-determined path and make an impact for good.
We really need to do better things, not just do things better - with Natural Intelligence researcher, Leen Gorissen.
Reflecting on Season 2 so far, and looking ahead at what awaits us...
Digitalisation is a double-edged sword, presenting tremendous benefits as well as severe risks and complex novel challenges - all of which must be managed sustainably; with Simon Carter.
The genesis of high performing teams is everyone owning what they know and what they don't know, with creator, inventor and composter - Andrew Hayim de Vries
Resilience and adaptability are fine. It's self-care, recovery and sitting with discomfort that we're struggling with, with Dr Adam Fraser
Purpose Powers Profit, with Harvee Pene. How connecting to purpose will improve your leadership, engage your team and attract more of the right customers.
Curiosity is an essential leadership behaviour, with Michael Bungay Stanier - A conversation on power, control, failure and learning, and the role of curiosity in mastering all of these.
Decide what role you want to play in making the world better, with Zoë Routh
How to take the next small step towards a Better World - with Tim Collings, featuring Victoria Foster, Sherif Hassenein, Barbara Meister, Rachel Abel & Ben Bowen
What do you want to do as a leader to move your community forward? With Head of Making Friends, Rachel Abel
Be courageous and challenge what we can achieve in life - with world record skydiver Barbara Meister
Balance, values and behaviours create and sustain leadership success with Sherif Hassanein of Panasonic
Leaders need to confront that everything might need to change, with Victoria Foster of FutureWomenX
What we've learnt so far, and what lies ahead on Better World Leaders, with Tim Collings
Everyone is a leader in their own right - Alison Fischer
Together is how we achieve the bigger outcome; leadership lessons from Aboriginal Culture with Ben Bowen
Unstoppable teams have values at their core and focus on the customer first - Simon Glendenning
You need a higher purpose than yourself to thrive and perform at the highest level - Paul Dunn