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Dr. Nitin Nohria, 10th Dean, Harvard Business School

Dr. Nitin Nohria, 10th Dean, Harvard Business School

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[Archive Interview from May 13, 2025]

In this thoughtful and inspiring conversation, Dr. Nitin Nohria, 10th Dean of Harvard Business School, opens up to Dov Seidman about the profound life experiences and inner shifts that shaped his views on leadership, trust, and power. From his early journey as an immigrant to his influential role guiding one of the world’s top business schools, Dr. Nohria reflects on:

✔️ Learning humility through failure
✔️ The impact of mentorship and teaching
✔️ What it truly means to lead with trust
✔️ How power reveals character
✔️ Why leaders must embrace complexity and humanity

He also shares insights on ego, identity, and the importance of showing up for others—not just as professionals, but as people.

Whether you're an emerging leader, seasoned executive, or curious learner, this interview offers rich wisdom on how small acts of humility and care can shape lasting impact.

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