Duke Corporate Education Living Leadership Podcast

How we think, act and innovate in a time of crisis is vital. In this Living Leadership episode, we will discuss how leaders can harness neuroscience and technology to thrive and survive. Neuroscientist and author Dr. Vivenne Ming and Managing Director of Duke CE in South Africa Karen Roux join the podcast.

It's now proven that purpose-driven companies make more money, have more engaged employees and loyal customers, and are more innovative. In the latest episode of our Living Leadership podcast, former Chief Purpose Officer at Roche India Lara Bezerra and co-author of Rehumanizing Leadership: Putting Purpose Back Into Business Sudhanshu Palsule share why it's more important than ever in the wake of COVID-19 that organizations define and enact their organizational purpose.

The pharma sector has been at the center of the controversy during the COVID-19 crisis. In this episode, we will discuss impacts, threats and emerging innovations. Featuring special guests Dr. Karen Sutherland, HR VP BioPharmaceuticals R&D & Regional Lead UK & Sweden at AstraZenca, and Dr. Tim Jones, founder of think thank Future Agenda and author of The Future of Healthcare report. 

In this first episode of the Living Leadership podcast series, we’re joined by Clive Triance, Founder and Managing Director of Cognitive Tiger Limited, and Deborah Zwilling-Ikpoh, Director of Network Development at Duke CE, to explore ambidextrous leadership in the age of COVID. We will discuss what it means to be an ambidextrous leader at this time of crisis, while also recognizing those exceptional heroes reinventing the rules and making a positive impact on our communities.Key takeaways:Innovation is key at times of crisis in order to survive and thriveLeaders must lead with authentic purposeA leader’s transparency and communication is vitalEmpathy and compassion must be at the heart of all we do