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Gina Miller, campaigner, businesswoman and MoneyShe founder, on speaking up when it comes at a cost, challenging power, and staying anchored in purpose through public scrutiny.
Professor Linda G. Mills, 17th President of New York University, scholar of social work, public policy and law, and founder of the Center on Violence and Recovery.
Professor Melanie Woodin, 17th President of the University of Toronto, internationally-renowned neuroscientist, and the first woman to lead the institution in its almost 200-year history.
Stephen Carter, Group CEO of Informa, on the realities of building and sustaining leadership across radically different contexts, from the boardroom to government and back again.
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Originally published: 19 February 2026
Stephen Carter, Group CEO of Informa, on the realities of building and sustaining leadership across radically different contexts, from the boardroom to government and back again.
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Originally published: 19 February 2026
Stephen Carter, Group CEO of Informa, on the realities of building and sustaining leadership across radically different contexts, from the boardroom to government and back again.
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Originally published: 19 February 2026
Stephen Carter, Group CEO of Informa, on the realities of building and sustaining leadership across radically different contexts, from the boardroom to government and back again.
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Originally published: 19 February 2026
Professor Irene Tracey, Vice Chancellor of the University of Oxford, on what it means to lead with optimism, honesty, and deep care for the environments in which people learn and thrive.
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Originally published: 13 January 2026
Right Honourable Joe Clark, 16th Prime Minister of Canada and former Foreign Minister, on the realities of political leadership, and choosing impact over visibility in a performative age.
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Originally published: 25 November 2025
Anna Fontcuberta i Morral, President of EPFL, on global citizenship, authentic leadership, and the courage it takes to make decisions for the common good.
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Originally published: 2 November 2025
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