What do we really need from our leaders in the 21st century?
A panel discussion at Meaning 2016
We live in complex, volatile times where many people are hungry for greater authenticity, transparency and collaboration. The progressive business community has long been evolving new forms of leadership that address the needs of the networked age. Yet the media and our political systems are lagging behind. Making it difficult for leaders in public life to embody the qualities we so desperately need in our decision-makers — instead demanding that they be all-knowing, unwavering, heroic figureheads.
So what do we really need from our leaders in the 21st century?
This will be our panel discussion at Meaning 2016. It’s happening in Brighton, UK on 17 November and our host will be Paul Mason. Panelists to be announced.
But you don’t have to wait until November to have your say. Join us for a live Twitter debate on Thursday 14th July at 13:00 BST. Follow @MeaningConf and use the hashtag #MeaningLeadership to be part of the conversation.
Meaning is the annual gathering for people who believe business can and must be a force for positive change in our dynamic and volatile world.
At Meaning you’ll learn from the pioneers on the edges, who are driving change at the heart of business. And you’ll connect with like-minded peers who want to be part of the solution.
It’s happening on 17 November in Brighton, UK. Find out more via our website. Or follow us on Twitter.
