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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. 

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Cody Keenan rose from a campaign intern in Chicago to become chief speechwriter at the White House and Barack Obama’s post-presidential collaborator. Today, Keenan is a partner at leading speechwriting firm Fenway Strategies and teaches a popular course on political speechwriting at his alma mater, Northwestern University. His first book, Grace, was published in October 2022 and became an instant New York Times bestseller.

Cody joins Sarah to talk about what it means to lead today, how you keep the faith in your country when its leadership is failing, the importance of realism and idealism, and Grace, Sarah's book of the year, recounting an emotional rollercoaster of ten days in the White House in 2015.

A conversation not to be missed, that gives us all that little bit of Hope.

Grace is not readily available in the UK, yet, but you can purchase the hardback edition on Amazon.

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Aliyah is the founder of student-led movement, Pupil Power and a student of Education, Policy and International Development at the University of Cambridge.

Aliyah joined our annual conversation in September, to explore the role of education in the education system. How can businesses and society better understand the education system to equip the next generation as they navigate their careers? And perhaps, more importantly, what can businesses learn from generations to come on the values we need to build more sustainable businesses? 

As a new member of One Question, Aliyah returns to join Sarah in a conversation on new definitions of leadership. How leaders today might have got leadership wrong, and how we can close the gap between generations to build better education systems, better businesses, and better societies. 

An illuminating conversation that everyone should pay attention to.

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It is perhaps somewhat unusual to invite the company Chairman, to the podcast to answer our question but, in true One Question style in this episode, Sarah chats to friend, chairman and founder of New Working Class, James Scroggs, to answer our single question, can we rewrite the rules of leadership? 

How do we define leadership in 2023? What are the tenants of true leadership? What role do business, society and perhaps more importantly education play in developing leaders of today and of the future? 

A thoughtful conversation challenging the way we think of leadership today. 

James Scroggs joined One Question in 2018, building on our community of leaders from business and society to reimagine the world through conversation and consultation. 

James is co-founder of New Working Class, a new college combining learning and working on the high street, as an engine for community regeneration. Widening participation in further and higher education, for those marginalised by the current education pathway. 

Alongside One Question and NWC, James is Chairman of CALM - Campaigning Against Living Miserably, a charity taking a stand against suicide. Through provocative campaigns, life-saving servicing and community, CALM advocates for standing together to show life is always worth living and change the fact that 125 lives are lost to suicide every week. 

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Episode two of the brand new series invites Joe Twyman, the co-founder of independent public opinion consultancy, Delta Poll, to explore our one question, can we rewrite the rules of leadership? 

One of Britain’s best-known political pollsters, Joe previously worked as Head of Political and Social Research at YouGov and was a director at the founding of the company back in 2000. Before leading the Political and Social Research Team
at YouGov, Joe held a variety of senior positions within the company and was responsible for building the company’s online research operations. He also spent two and a half years in Baghdad as a director of YouGov’s Iraq operation from 2007 to 2010. He has published several academic research papers, worked as project director for five British Election Studies and regularly provides expert analysis for TV, radio and newspapers both at home and abroad. 

Joe joins Sarah in a conversation on what it means to be a political leader today. Can we maintain our faith in leadership when leaders who govern the country break the very laws they set? What does the future of democracy look like and so much more. 

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Series 4 of the One Question podcast returns, asking, can we rewrite the rules of leadership? 

Episode one invites the Co-Founder of Word On The Curb, Ndu Uchea, to answer this series one question in conversation with Sarah.

Word on the Curb is a youth insight and communications consultancy that specialises in working with ambitious brands to engage with underrepresented Gen-Z and Millennials. 

Ndu co-founded the organisation with business partner and friend, Hayel, when the two were studying at the University of Manchester in 2013. Born out of a passion and desire to accurately depict and explore the opinions of the diverse environment they found themselves in, the pair taught themselves how to create content through online tutorials, uploading videos targeted at exploring youth opinions to their Youtube channel. A decade later, the company offers end-to-end communications services, from insight to behaviour-changing creative campaigns, working with the likes of the NHS, adidas and Spotify. 

Ndu joins Sarah in an insightful conversation exploring what it means to be a leader today. How have ideas of leadership shifted? And is the democratisation of leadership a good thing?

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In the final episode of this series asking, can business make society better? Sarah is joined by Lucy Stephens, Headteacher of The New School, a new type of school on a mission to positively change the way we educate children in the UK, Sebastian Gray, Headteacher at Laurance Haines School in Watford and Karrelle Dixon, formerly heading up advertising agency, Wieden+Kennedy in Portland, Karrelle is retraining to become a teacher.  

An integral perspective of the 2020 question through the lens of education, the role business plays in education, and whether the education system as we know it is really fit for purpose. 

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In partnership with Bloomberg Media, Sarah is joined by CMO, Anne Kawalerski and Vice President of brand at Audi, Henrik Wenders, to answer our 2020 question, can business make society better? Through the lens of the marketing industry. 

An illuminating conversation on the responsibility of marketers in balancing a strategy based on core values and commercial success. The call for new metrics of success and the importance of 'practising what we preach' in business and in marketing. 

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