Humza Yousaf: My Family’s Escape from Gaza and The Cost of Leadership

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Former First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf tells the dramatic story of evacuating his wife’s parents from Gaza, while also coping with the political fallout from the conflict.

How hospitality can help address the NEETs crisis

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The CEO International of Levy, Jon Davies, discusses sustainable hospitality, social mobility, and why eating Bambi is the responsible alternative to beef

Sarah Wilson: I Eat the Stars

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Author and philosopher Sarah Wilson joins Jon Alexander, co-host of the How To Save Democracy podcast, to discuss how to live fully and beautifully in a collapsing world.

Does Ambition Require Competition? 

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Ruchika T. Malhotra and Lauren Currie trace the forces that turn us into competitors and explore how success can mean choosing collaboration and solidarity instead. 

Europe’s Dangerous Hinterlands

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Power, borders and old fault lines reawakening.

Rewilding the Corporate Mind

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Thom Dennis and Dr Nick Earley consider what ecological restoration can teach us about leadership and resilience.

The Good Apocalypse Guide

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Alex Evans, writer, activist, and founder of Larger Us, leads a collaborative session to help us tackle the big challenges of our time.

Story-Centred Leadership: Communicating Purpose and Building Connection

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The stories we tell shape the futures we build. But are yours opening doors or quietly closing them?

Crisis Communications: PR Storms in the Digital Age

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The Conduit and the Media Society explore how organisations should - or shouldn’t – respond during a crisis.

Matt Brittin: ‘People value what the UK has to offer’

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Speaking ahead of the announcement of his new role with the BBC, the former Google executive and Olympic rower, Matt Brittin offers his thoughts on leadership at a moment of profound change for media, work and society.  His views expressed below are his own and not the BBC’s.