ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Leadership asks us to grow, evolve, and transform. Just askElaine and Kyle, a dynamic mother and son duo and co-founders of Naqsmist Storytellers, which is home to the Cultivating Safe Spaces framework that is known worldwide as developed by Elaine. Elaine stepped down as CEO, passing the role to Kyle. You will hear from them on what it means to co-lead, intergenerational leadership, and the importance of being aware of our nervous system as leaders.
Connect with our guests:
Connect with Elaine: https://www.elainealec.com/
Connect with Kyle: https://www.naqsmist.com/
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Website: https://www.decolonizeandrize.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/decolonize-rize/
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