By One Question
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.
"Hope is a renewable source. Fear is not. At a certain point, you run out of fear because it stops being real. Hope is a renewable resource. It is intended to be self-sustaining."
In episode one of series five, in partnership with Headland Communications Consultancy, Amanda Litman, co-founder of Run for Something, joins Sarah to explore this series' One Question: How do we lead today? What does leadership mean in the US right now, and is a new model of leadership enough for a democratic win on November 5th?
Run for Something recruits and supports young, diverse progressives to run for down-ballot races to build sustainable power for Democrats across all fifty states.
Plus, so much more.
To find out more about Amanda and support Run for Something > https://runforsomething.net/
Host: Sarah Parsonage, founder of One Question
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Nick Hounsfield is an inspiration. Founder of The Wave, the first inland surfing destination in Bristol, and devout surfer, Nick is building a blueprint for business that prioritises people and the planet.
In episode 14, Nick joins Sarah to chat about his vision for The Wave and the impact of the surfing community as activists for the future, the undeniable link between purpose and profit, passion, determination, and so much more.
This conversation is truly one of hope for the future.
Find out more about Nick and The Wave below.
https://www.thewave.com/
This week, Naseem and his colleague and co-author, Rob Wilkinson, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy and Leadership at Harvard University, join Sarah in a conversation answering our One Question, can we rewrite the rules of leadership? If we better understand what it means to negotiate?
As well as a member of the faculty at Harvard University, Rob, like Naseem, helps organisations, non for profits and government institutions, deal with complex negotiation, leadership and management challenges. In this conversation, Rob, Sarah and Naseem explore whether a new form of leadership is dependent on our ability to communicate and negotiate.
This is a provocative conversation that will give us all a glimmer of hope.
To find out more about Naseem Khuri and Rob Wilkinson, to find out more about One Question.
How to support Israel at this time.
The International Red Cross provides assistance during times of crisis and has pleaded for an end to the violence between Israel and Palestine.
Save The Children Donate to an emergency fund.
Donate to Israel's hospital, troops, survivors and more.
Sometimes, when something doesn't exist, you have to create it. Nick Stoop spent ten years at the world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock before setting up Pangea in 2022. Having spent most of his career in Asia, when he returned to the UK and sought to reallocate his UK personal pension into positively impactful funds, there were few options, so he built one.
Founder of Pangea, a positive impact wealth management provider to individual clients in the UK, Nick joins Sarah to answer our One Question through the lens of asset management. A conversation that encompasses, profitability, policy and an emphasis on shifting society's mindset on how we save for our future and the future of the planet.
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In this episode, Sarah is joined by Dr. Sarah Hughes, CEO of Mind, to answer this series question from the perspective of leadership in the non-profit and charitable sector.
Spanning a 34-year career in mental health and criminal justice, Dr Hughes is a powerful voice on the importance of rewriting the rules of leadership and the economic model of charities and foundations in the UK.
At a time of turbulence and an opportunity for change and during an increasing mental health crisis, how can innovation in the industry force policy and better serve the needs of the country?
Sarah and Dr Hughes discuss the need for a different type of leadership, the role of females in senior roles, whether charities are fit for purpose and the need for a shift in policy and perception of the sector.
A conversation not to be missed.
To find out more about Dr Sarah Hughes and Mind.
As the title states, the Activist Leader is a new mindset for doing business. Co-author Lucy Parker has worked with companies all over the world and in all sectors to help them shape and deliver their social value strategies. Before setting up Brunswicks Business & Society practice, Lucy chaired the UK Prime Minister’s Taskforce for Talent and Enterprise for Gordon Brown, focused on high-value skills for a competitive edge in the global economy.
As well as co-authoring The Activist Leader and running Brunswicks practice alongside Lucy, Jon Miller is the founder of Open For Business, a coalition of 40 global companies campaigning for LGBTQ+ rights in countries hostile to LGBTQ+ people.
Jon and Lucy join Sarah in a lively conversation exploring how businesses are rewriting the rules of leadership - through a new methodology and numerous case studies, Jon and Lucy talk through what it means to be an activist leader today.
You can purchase your copy of The Activist Leader here
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Before joining TBWA, Larissa Vince was CEO of the independent agency NOW, a former Managing Director at Saatchi & Saatchi and a passionate advocate of the commercial value that difference can bring to teams and creativity.
Larissa joins Sarah to explore what leadership means in the advertising industry, from a lack of diversity to old economic models, do the rules of leadership need to be rewritten to reflect an ever-evolving society, and if so how?
An honest conversation on the highs and lows of an industry and what the future might look like, for better or worse.
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A hard business’: UK’s illustrious ad industry tainted by burnout and inequality.
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Tina Ziegler is a torchbearer for the new contemporary art market, having successfully executed and produced over 300 exhibitions. Tina is currently the director of Moniker Art, Moniker Foundation and The Ziegler Academy, pushing the boundaries of art, fashion, and media.
Tina joins Sarah to explore leadership through the lens of the art industry. Arguably the art industry, encompassing the creative industries as a whole, has been rewriting the rules of leadership since time began, be it through Vivienne Westwood's punk fashion, the hip-hop movement or street art.
From artists as leaders through the lessons government and business can learn from the art community, this is a truly fascinating insight into a whole new definition of leadership.
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Natasha Whiting is the CEO and co-founder of Kollo Health. Her deep passion for improving lives led her to co-found Kollo Health in 2020, introducing their first product, the highly acclaimed and multi-award-winning Kollo Premium Liquid marine collagen. Natasha's leadership and dedication earned her recognition, including being honoured for her contributions as a team leader in tsunami relief efforts of 2004 at the age of 18.
Natasha joins Sarah in conversation answering our single question through the lens of female leadership, healthcare and education. A unique conversation that explores a different kind of leadership in 2023 and unpicks metrics of success.
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Dr Menaal Munshey joined the United Nations, Internation Immigration Organisation, Pakistan, in January 2023 following roles at the UN in Tokyo, Barcelona, Vienna and Beirut. A lawyer and criminologist, Menaal has worked on legal aid, criminal justice and prison reform in Pakistan and is leading Indus Relief 2022, a fundraising initiative for immediate flood relief in Sindh. More recently, Menaal joined the One Question Foundation as Ambassador.
Menaal joins Sarah to explore what leadership means in different countries, cultures and religions, through a lens of research, policy and humanity. What kind of leadership does the world need now? The importance of female leadership, and what leadership means to her as she splits her time between London and Pakistan.
Inspiration sits at the very heart of this conversation - essential listening to challenge our perspective and change the way we see the world.
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.