WTF Now? by S7
Podcast Description
The world is confusing right now. Long-held assumptions about societies, economies, and industries are unravelling, leaving many leaders wondering: WTF Now?
Our podcast is designed for Nordic and European leaders trying to make sense of the tumult. We’ll bring in thoughtful, often unconventional experts to help cut through the noise on topics like the energy transition, sustainability, geopolitics, and society.
If you're a leader asking "#WtfNow?", this podcast is for you.
S7 helps businesses that matter outperform those that don’t.
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Main topics include energy transition, sustainability, geopolitics, and societal issues, with episodes like the one featuring expert Jan Rosenow discussing truths about renewable energy and pricing challenges, and exploring Europe's future in global energy affairs.
The world is confusing right now. Long-held assumptions about societies, economies, and industries are unravelling, leaving many leaders wondering: WTF Now?
Our podcast is designed for Nordic and European leaders trying to make sense of the tumult. We’ll bring in thoughtful, often unconventional experts to help cut through the noise on topics like the energy transition, sustainability, geopolitics, and society.
If you’re a leader asking “#WtfNow?”, this podcast is for you.
S7 helps businesses that matter outperform those that don’t.
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In this episode of WTF Now?, Veronica Lie and Ben Wood step into the host seat — and they've brought a guest worth the occasion. Alison Taylor — author of Higher Ground and Clinical Associate Professor at NYU Stern School of Business — joins them to ask one of the hardest questions in business right now: what does it actually mean to be a good company?
Alison has spent her career at the intersection of business ethics, sustainability, and corporate responsibility. In this conversation, she challenges some of the most deeply held assumptions of the sustainability movement — from the limits of voluntary corporate action to the elite capture problem at the heart of the climate debate — and makes the case for a more honest, more grounded approach to doing business in a world that has stopped making sense.
They explore why the sustainability bubble burst, what it will take to salvage it, and how the rise of the intangible company — where value lives in relationships, data, trust and reputation rather than physical assets — is forcing a fundamental rethink of leadership, culture and accountability.
If you're trying to lead with integrity in a world where the rules keep changing and ”purpose” has become as much a source of cynicism as inspiration, this conversation is for you.
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