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#HorizontalLeadership: The Secret Magical Potion of Listening and Time with Samantha Slade

It's hard to function from a place of care and collaboration when everyone is under pressure. The complexity of different perspectives, opinions, budgets, deliverables, and stresses create even more challenges. In this episode, Samantha shares about horizontal leadership and how listening plays a…

Ep. 34 Edwin Jansen on how people adopt self-management at Fitzii

Edwin Jansen is Head of Marketing at Fitzii, a recruitment company based in Canada. We talk about the three stages of self-management adoption he's noticed (Head, Heart, Habit) and why it's so challenging for us human beings in the "messy middle" stage. Edwin also shares some practices that Fitzii …

307 Collective leadership and flattened hierarchy: a new model for a better future

Has our pursuit of professionalism usurped our innate social abilities to work collectively and creatively for the greater good? Samantha Slade, author, social designer and cultural anthropologist, believes so and is working with organisations and teams to help them rebalance their leadership parad…

Samantha Slade - From Pixels to Purpose: Picturing Equity in Art and Design - 019

Today's guest is Sam Slade. Sam and I met when I was part of the process for hiring her to be the Director of Communications for Philadelphia Yearly Meeting in Philadelphia, PA and we instantly bonded around the creative consciousness. Sam defines herself as a contemplative mixed-media artist.  Sam…

Samantha Slade unfolds practices for life-affirming organisations

This conversation was recorded face to face, in fact almost toe to toe, with Samantha Slade whilst she was in Australia in early 2023. In the days and weeks before we spoke for the Better World Leaders microphone, we had hosted an Art of Hosting training together along with fellows from Campfire Co…

Samantha Slade unfolds practices for life-affirming organisations.

This conversation was recorded face to face, in fact almost toe to toe, with Samantha Slade whilst she was in Australia in early 2023. In the days and weeks before we spoke for the Better World Leaders microphone, we had hosted an Art of Hosting training together along with fellows from Campfire Co…

Mel Geltch is hosting and harvesting conversations which matter

I first encountered Mel Geltch after receiving an invitation to join a federally funded leadership program for bushfire impacted communities, following the Australian 'Black Summer' of 2019/20. From the prose in that invitation, I sensed I was encountering a fellow in the work, and as I responded t…

Samantha Slade, Montreal, Quebec, Canada "Peace & Big Self" (March 2024, 55 minutes)

Yup -- so much good. Big self. Staying with. Centering. Unlearning. All of it connected to practicing peace. Great to learn with, dwell with, wonder with. I appreciate Sam's ability and orientation to practice in the small things and in the big things. And so often, to connect some of the things th…

073. From a Hub and Spoke to a Horizontal Network Model: Anu Kumar @ Ipas

Summary What are the main benefits of a network structure, where power, authority, and leadership are dispersed and shared across regions, from an effectiveness perspective?  What are the most important enabling habits, practices and behaviors that go with that, as a change leader? And what are the…

Going Horizontal: Indigenous Wisdom, Listening & the Future of Work

Samantha Slade, author of Going Horizontal and co-founder of Percolab, shares her journey from education and anthropology into pioneering participatory leadership and practical ways to work together. Slade reflects on how early life experiences—from teaching in remote Canadian communities to witnes…