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Responsible: The Podcast

Responsible: The Podcast

By: Imperial College Business School
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What does responsible leadership look like? What are the leadership qualities that can make or break an organisation? In these podcasts, Professor Celia Moore from Imperial College Business School invites leaders to share insights from their experience of transforming organisations and making societal impact. The qualities discussed can be embodied by everyone in an organisation, whatever their level.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Economics
Episodes
  • Responsible #10: Naveed Sultan on the right balance between capitalism, democracy and sustainability
    Jan 25 2022

    In this second part of Celia Moore’s conversation with Naveed Sultan, Chairman of Citi’s Institutional Clients group, they discuss how responsible leadership—leading from one’s moral conscience—is necessary in order to deliver the future we need.

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    33 mins
  • Responsible #9: Naveed Sultan on how to build a career, and why diversity matters
    Nov 12 2021

    Naveed Sultan is a Managing Director and Chairman of Citi’s Institutional Clients Group. He is also the establishing partner of the Centre for Responsible Leadership. In this first of a two-part podcast, he speaks with Celia Moore about how he built his career by lifting up everyone around him.

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    36 mins
  • Responsible #8: Henrik Hagemann on being fully present and living with passion
    Oct 18 2021

    Henrik Hagemann is CEO and Co-Founder of Pureaffinity, a green start-up company with technology that can filter micro-pollutants from wastewater. Just 30 years old, he speaks with Celia Moore about finding your passion, being fearless about mistakes, and how to lead the next generation.

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    44 mins

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