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Episode Twenty Nine | Part One: Pierre Le Manh

Episode Twenty Nine | Part One: Pierre Le Manh

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 In this episode of Sustainable Leadership and Disruptive Growth, David Radlo sits down with Pierre Le Manh, the president and CEO of the Project Management Institute. Pierre shares his insights on the growth of the gig economy and remote work trends within project management. He discusses the impacts and adoption of AI technologies in the field, providing a balanced perspective on the benefits and risks. Pierre reflects on his multicultural career journey, from starting businesses at a young age to leading global transformations across industries. He highlights key inflection points, challenges overcome, and lessons learned about managing through unstable periods and different ownership models, like private equity. Throughout the conversation, Pierre emphasizes the importance of having a strong organizational purpose that can motivate teams and attract talent, even amidst short-term pressures. He provides a thoughtful take on reconciling long-term vision with nearer-term financial objectives from investors. Tune in for Pierre's seasoned insights on sustainable leadership philosophies that drive positive disruption and growth in today's rapidly evolving business landscape. If you want to adopt responsible approaches for the future you lead, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
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