Crit Night with the London Interdisciplinary School MBA Cohort

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Join the LIS MBA cohort for an evening where work-in-progress meets sharp, systems-minded feedback. Present your challenge or join the conversation.

The Journey to Nature Positive

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Join us for an evening of film and conversation exploring how businesses are engaging with nature positive strategies to drive real value for people and planet.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Has the Left Forgotten How to Dream

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A recent debate at The Conduit asks whether progressive politics has lost not just its message, but its capacity to imagine a future people can believe in.