Insights From the 'Cole' Face – Elevating Leadership Beyond the Boardroom

Insights From the 'Cole' Face - Elevating Leadership Beyond the Boardroom
Podcast Description
A Leadership Podcast with a difference bringing together extraordinary experts from diverse fields—neuroscientists, journalists, CEOs, ethicists, legal minds, television presenters and business strategists—to explore what it truly means to lead in today’s complex world.Expect real world, thought-provoking conversations, uncovering the science behind trust and motivation, the power of communication in shaping influence, the role of ethical leadership in driving sustainable success, presentation skills and tips for personal and professional development. Hear what makes the best leaders tick - from breaking down the biological factors that make great leaders from a neuroscientist, a journalist and television presenter revealing how clear, compelling storytelling can inspire action and build trust to how we can balance the professional demands of leadership with a fulfilling family life.
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Explores themes such as the science behind trust and motivation, ethical leadership, and the impact of storytelling in leadership. Episodes include discussions on workplace culture with Mark Babbitt and Chris Edmonds, and the impact of democracy on business ethics with Martin Wolf CBE, emphasizing the importance of accountability and respect in driving organizational success.

Real Talk with Global Leaders: Honest Stories, Bold Lessons, No Filter – A Leadership Podcast with a difference bringing together extraordinary experts from diverse fields—neuroscientists, journalists, CEOs, ethicists, legal minds, television presenters and business strategists—to explore what it truly means to lead in today’s complex world.
Expect real world, thought-provoking conversations, uncovering the science behind trust and motivation, the power of communication in shaping influence, the role of ethical leadership in driving sustainable success, presentation skills and tips for personal and professional development. Hear what makes the best leaders tick – from breaking down the biological factors that make great leaders from a neuroscientist, a journalist and television presenter revealing how clear, compelling storytelling can inspire action and build trust to how we can balance the professional demands of leadership with a fulfilling family life.
Investigative journalist, screenwriter and Byline Times co-founder Peter Jukes joins Sarah to explore the ethics, agility and impact of modern journalism.
In this wide-ranging conversation, Peter shares the personal experiences that shaped his passion for truth-telling – from a complex family history and early artistic success to his shift from television drama to investigative journalism.
They discuss media monopolies, the power of storytelling, the role of integrity in leadership, and why press freedom is a cornerstone of democracy. Peter opens up about exposing the phone hacking scandal, founding Byline Times, and the emotional cost of standing up to powerful interests.
The episode is a masterclass in courage, clarity and keeping it real – with lessons for any leader navigating complexity in today’s digital world.
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