Episode eleven of Leading by Nature sees Giles chat with the Managing Director of Respond, Bennet Barth. A program that drives the strategic development and implementation of the BMW foundations work. Bennet & Giles dive deep into the foundations mission to bring that sentiment of responsive leadership to the start-up and innovation ecosystem.

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Episode ten of Leading by Nature sees Giles chat with the CEO of AXA Climate, Antoine Denoix. In a fascinating discussion, they talk climate adaptation, regenerative agriculture, and how the culture of AXA Climate has evolved into a living system by implementing freedom within the framework of the organisation.

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In episode nine of Leading by Nature, Giles Hutchins is joined by Narda Shirley and Rebecca Oatley, the joint CEO’s of the communications agency, Wilful. They discuss Wilful as a growing adapting organisation, sharing leadership, merging two cultures, and how a period of dissonance can be worked through to find a new normal.

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Episode eight of Leading by Nature sees Giles talk to Mark Cuddigan, CEO of the organic children’s food company, Ella’s Kitchen. They discuss Ella’s Kitchen’s reason for being, the movement of business as a force for good, and why implementing a culture of autonomy can change how we measure success in business.

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In episode seven of Leading by Nature, Giles is joined by the CEO of Chloé, Riccardo Bellini. In a truly insightful episode, they discuss the purpose and passion behind the brand of Chloé, and how living the company’s values are shifting the culture inside the organisation.

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In the sixth episode of Leading by Nature, Giles is joined by Thomas Bourne, Founder and Chief 'Ecosystem' Officer of Greenheart Consulting. They discuss the journey of Greenheart becoming a regenerative business by releasing hierarchic control while encouraging self-management throughout the organisation.

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In the fourth episode of Leading by Nature, Giles is joined by Sinead Butters, Group Chief Executive at Aspire Housing, to discuss the importance of vulnerability in leadership and getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.

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Episode three of Leading by Nature sees Giles talk to Bevis Watts, CEO of the Bristol based, ethical bank, Triodos. They discuss how using money consciously can have a major social and cultural impact and letting go of fear by opening up the ego through inner and outer nature connection.

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In episode two of Leading by Nature, Giles Hutchins is joined by Lillian Olsen, Founder and Managing Director of Oslo based design agency, Halogen. They discuss diversity, authenticity and the importance of purposeful, productive positivity within an organisation.

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