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Make Sense of the Mess of Leadership.
Today’s leaders are facing unprecedented challenges. It’s a messy, complex world that requires a different approach and mindset to get things done. This is where you'll find conversations on how leaders in complex organizations navigate and make sense of the mess they find themselves in.
Today’s leaders are facing unprecedented challenges. It’s a messy, complex world that requires a different approach and mindset to get things done. This is where you'll find conversations on how leaders in complex organizations navigate and make sense of the mess they find themselves in.
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42 minutes
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แอฟริกาใต้
30 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 8 มิถุนายน 2025
episodic
ตอนล่าสุด 🔗
Eight jazz principles for leading in uncertain, unscripted environments.
This episode is for leaders who feel the ground shifting beneath them and who must keep moving forward despite having no reliable script, no guaranteed outcome, and no clear map.
In Part 2 of our conversation, Frank Barrett…
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Jazz pianist and organizational scholar Frank Barrett on play, shame, and finding your voice.
This episode is for anyone who has ever felt held back by a voice telling them they are doing it wrong.
Frank Barrett, jazz pianist, organizational scholar, and author of Yes to the Mess, traces the roo…
Sensemaking leadership as a team sport.
This episode is for anyone who cares about the future of public institutions and what it takes to lead them well in a world of slow growth, eroding trust, and rapid technological change.
Sir Anton Muscatelli, economist, former Principal of the University o…
Kathy Biondi on 40 years of leadership in action and navigating uncertainty
This episode is for leaders and aspiring leaders in the public sector who want a frank, experience-grounded conversation about what it really takes to navigate organisational upheaval, closures, mergers and cultural change…
Leadership, identity, and the human need to belong.
In this deeply personal episode of Messy, Daniel Atlin sits down with executive coach and leadership practitioner Nkulu Madonko to explore the often-overlooked relationship between identity, belonging, and leadership.
Drawing on a remarkable lif…
Rebalance the world and celebrate our interdependence.
Henry Mintzberg, one of the world's most influential management thinkers, makes the case that society is dangerously out of balance and that every one of us has a role in fixing it.
This episode is for anyone who feels cynical, overwhelmed, …
President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manchester on AI, philosophy, and institutional change.
This episode is for people who are struggling to see how transformative change, especially AI adoption, can be introduced without fracturing trust or triggering institutional paralysis.
Dun…
And meeting them where they're at.
In this episode of Messy, Daniel Atlin sits down with Mary Anne Chambers, former Ontario cabinet minister, banking executive, and lifelong advocate for equity and access, to explore what it truly means to lead in complex, purpose and people-centered systems.
Fr…
And meeting them where they're at.
In this episode of Messy, Daniel Atlin sits down with Mary Anne Chambers, former Ontario cabinet minister, banking executive, and lifelong advocate for equity and access, to explore what it truly means to lead in complex, purpose and people-centered systems.
Fr…
Don't be afraid to try something new.
What does it take to lead in systems that are complex, constrained, and constantly changing?
Daniel Atlin sits down with David Agnew, President of Seneca Polytechnic, whose career has spanned politics, finance, international development, and higher education.…
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