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Prof Beth Engelbrecht, Leading with Grace

Prof Beth Engelbrecht, Leading with Grace

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Servant leadership is not a job description; it’s a way of being. One that Professor Beth Engelbrecht has embodied with rare clarity and quiet conviction across more than three decades of public service in South Africa.

In this episode of Awakening Doctor, we learn about her extraordinary personal and professional journey from young district surgeon to transformative leader shaping a more ethical and resilient health system.

With honesty and humility, Prof. Engelbrecht reflects on the moments of awakening that have directed the course of her career and propelled her rise to leadership through South Africa’s transition to democracy and beyond.

We explore some of the challenges she has encountered as a woman in leadership and discover the strategies she employs to navigate power differentials, political complexity, and personal sacrifice. All whilst remaining deeply grounded in her commitment to faith, family, and service.

Join us for a thoughtful exploration of the inner workings of both a health system in transition and a servant leader with enduring grace.

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