ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Public impact leaders are facing growing uncertainty driven by changing public expectations, governance demands, funding pressures, and rapid technological change.
In this episode of Leading Through Uncertainty, Sarah Lowndes-Jones and Derek Wilkinson discuss how leaders across government, nonprofits, and global development are adapting to constant disruption.
They explore:
• Why mission remains a critical anchor
• How boards are rethinking risk and leadership
• Why conviction, transparency, and resilience matter more than ever
Listen now to hear how today’s leaders are navigating uncertainty while continuing to deliver impact.
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