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October 17, 2024
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PODCAST
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What Makes a Great Leader?
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Ethical dilemmas, stakeholder pressure, fraying trust — leading organizations requires wisdom and stamina from the top. In this conversation moderated by journalist Katie Couric, four seasoned leaders who have decades of experience in government, business and philanthropy meet onstage to share their hard-earned lessons. Ford Foundation president Darren Walker, former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi, and former mayor of New Orleans and former White House infrastructure coordinator Mitch Landrieu reflect on the qualities needed to succeed, how to guide organizations through turmoil and have
tough conversations with empathy. Listen
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Are We Failing Our Boys and Men?
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Whether you look at education or economics, addiction rates or suicide attempts, statistics paint a concerning picture for contemporary men and boys. What’s behind this crisis? MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle moderates a conversation with Richard Reeves, president of the American Institute for Boys and Men; Michael Strautmanis, executive vice president at the Obama Foundation; and Wes Moore, governor of Maryland. They discuss how to curb the rise in male loneliness and create gender norms that allow them to thrive. Watch Â
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COLLECTION
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The Bonds We Make (And Break): Building Better Relationships
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Friends, partners, children, families, coworkers — these connections profoundly shape our lives, and even in the best of times, navigating them takes real work. It also means asking tough questions. How do you know when it’s time to end a friendship? Do you have unfair expectations for your relationship? How can you have more positive, productive conversations with your kids? Aspen Ideas speakers are here to help with advice and sage wisdom. Learn More
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