IMI Talking Leadership

We caught up with Morgan McKeagney to talk about why creative problem solving is so important, how organisations can break down barriers to creativity, and how Brexit might have been done differently.

Why are people so disengaged with work recently, and how can you channel the power of improvisation to foster creativity within your team? We caught up with Adam Kingl to get all the details.

"Culture can be like quicksand". Laurie Knell delves into the role of innovation in business, and how organisations can create a culture of innovation.

Larry Stapleton gives an overview of ChatGPT, discusses how businesses are leveraging Artificial Intelligence, and delves into what the future might look like.

Senior faculty member Margit Takacs has spent over two decades working in change management. In this episode, she sheds light on change fatigue, and how to manage change through common sense with a structure.

Dr Eden Charles discusses diversity and inclusion, how leadership impacts on culture, and how organisations can work towards becoming human systems.

The IMI Talking Leadership podcast met up with Dr Marianne Roux to discuss the concept of adaptive HR, what the future of work looks like for HR professionals, and how generative AI impacts on everything!

The IMI Talking Leadership Podcast caught up with performance scientist James Hewitt to discuss knowledge work, the importance of sleep, and how Slack is stopping you from turning off.

The IMI Talking Leadership podcast met with Executive Coach Lucy Gernon to find out how female leaders can achieve boundaries, balance, and happiness at work.

The IMI Talking Leadership podcast spoke with Dr Amy Bradley, member of the Thinkers50 Radar of global management thinkers, and IMI faculty member. Amy shared some insights from her book titled Running on Empty: Navigating the Dangers of Burnout at Work.

The IMI Talking Leadership podcast spoke with retired Vice Admiral Mark Mellett about key insights for leaders in embedding effective sustainability agendas.

The IMI Talking Leadership podcast spoke with Dr Ruth Gotian about the four factors for success, and how we as business leaders can embody key characteristics of extreme high achievers.

The IMI Talking Leadership podcast speaks with Dr Sinead Kane - lawyer, double PhD holder, and blind athlete - about overcoming adversity, and the mindset for success.

The IMI Talking Leadership Podcast met with Jon Kelleher and Elsabe Buys from the Deloitte Human Capital Team to discuss how organisations can move from Great Resignation to Great Reimagination.

The IMI Talking Leadership Podcast spoke with Programme Faculty Lead Nina Noonan about the importance of mentoring, and what the IMI / 30% Club Network Mentor Programme can do for you.

The IMI Talking Leadership Podcast spoke with Fiona Buckley about how the world is changing for female leaders, and how they can rise up to meet new challenges.

In this edition of the IMI Talking Leadership podcast, we spoke with Ade McCormack about the concept of the Cognitive Athlete, and what organisations can be doing to nurture their employees, from a human perspective.

Paulyn Marrinan Quinn is a senior council and former ombudsman. In this edition of the IMI Talking Leadership podcast, we discuss the changing role of women in leadership.

Fredrik Haren, Creativity explorer, delves into how and why leaders should be more creative and the benefits of having a curiosity mindset

Herminia Ibarra, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at the London Business School, discusses the role of leadership, how it is changing and how it influences teams and organisations.

What are the competitive advantages of being a digitally enabled organisation? This week on the IMI Talking Leadership podcast, we are joined by Fiona O'Carroll, who recently held a Leadership Webinar as part of IMI’s Corporate Membership offering, to take a closer look at the dualities of digital.   Fiona is a globally recognized expert on digital mindset, digital transformation and eCommerce. Sh...

If the digital revolution has well and truly arrived, why are some organisations still living in the past?   This week on the IMI Talking Leadership podcast, we are joined by Professor Alan Brown, who recently held a Mini-Masterclass as part of IMI’s Corporate Membership offering, to dive deeper on the dilemmas of digital.   Alan is a university professor, researcher, coach and trusted adviser to...

You can't see culture in an organisation, but you can feel it. In this episode, we chat with Dr Amy Bradley about the concept of competent compassion at work and why developing a human-centric leadership model is essential to a thriving culture. With disengagement and burnout rife in businesses, Amy explains how leaders can address the developing crisis and bring their people with them. Dr Amy Bra...

How can we develop the capabilities to deal with an era of rapid change when we are so invested in maintaining the status quo? To help us navigate the balancing act for leaders between present concerns and future priorities and to explain why our successes can often lead to our failures, we are joined this week by Aidan McCullen. Aidan is a change consultant and executive coach and works with orga...

How do the expectations of Generation Y have potential long-lasting consequences for the future of business? In this episode, Adam Kingl explains how the very definition of leadership is changing and how leaders can adapt with agility to the new landscape. Adam is a keynote speaker and educator affiliated with a number of institutions, including the IMI, Moller Institute at the University of Cambr...