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In ‘Culture Club’ Melanie Oliveiro speaks with mountaineer, corporate innovator & entrepreneur Jane Lee who discusses her memoir “Small Steps to Big Summits”. Lee describes the life experiences that came with leading the Singapore Women's Everest Team, and how her book explores resilience, management principles , and finding meaning through setbacks.
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