Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

In this episode, the conversation explores leadership through the lens of history, philosophy, politics, and human behaviour. The discussion reflects on what ancient thinkers such as Plato and Aristotle can teach modern leaders, while also examining emotional intelligence, self-leadership, decision-making, and the risks of cognitive bias. An engaging discussion on how leaders can balance convictio...

Episode 2 continues the conversation on leadership, focusing on decision-making, change, and the human biases that influence how leaders act. The episode explores confirmation bias, emotional self-awareness, organisational resistance, and the importance of admitting mistakes quickly while maintaining trust and confidence. A thoughtful discussion on what it means to lead yourself before leading oth...

Episode 2 continues the conversation on leadership and transformation in the luxury sector, exploring how executive education, AI, and strategic programme management can help professionals adapt to a rapidly changing industry. The discussion highlights personal growth, global networks, digital change, and the importance of lifelong learning in building resilient, future-ready careers.

In this episode, three leaders from the luxury product sector share their experiences across entrepreneurship, retail, operations, technology, and sustainability. They explore how ongoing executive education has supported their growth through periods of uncertainty, industry disruption, and personal transition. A thoughtful discussion on leadership, digital transformation, AI, global luxury market...

Episode 2 continues the conversation on artificial intelligence in business, exploring how AI education has evolved alongside rapid advances in technology. The episode looks at generative AI, agentic AI, and the importance of helping business leaders move beyond the hype to make informed, responsible decisions about how AI is used in their organisations.

In this episode, Peter Morgan speaks with Professor Matthias Holweg about the origins and evolution of artificial intelligence, from applied statistics and pattern recognition to today’s generative and agentic AI systems. The conversation explores how AI has moved from a specialist technical field into mainstream business use, and why leaders need to understand both its potential and its limitatio...

Episode 3 explores how women in technology can continue to grow, lead, and shape the future of STEM. The conversation highlights the value of mentorship, visible role models, supportive networks, and inclusive leadership in helping more women build confidence and succeed in technology careers.

Episode 2 continues the conversation on women in technology, exploring career progression, leadership, and the realities of working in male-dominated STEM environments. The discussion highlights confidence, representation, mentorship, and the importance of creating inclusive workplaces where more women can thrive in technology.

In this episode, we cover working across technology, engineering, telecoms, cloud, AI, banking, and quality assurance. They share their career journeys, reflecting on what first drew them to technology and how they have navigated gender stereotypes, unconscious bias, and underrepresentation in STEM. An inspiring discussion on curiosity, resilience, role models, and the importance of supporting mor...

Episode 3 explores the next stage of leading sustainable corporations, focusing on how businesses can embed sustainability into everyday operations, decision-making, and organisational culture. The episode offers practical insight into responsible leadership, long-term value creation, and the challenges of turning ambition into measurable impact.

Episode 2 continues the discussion on secondary markets and the private equity challenge, exploring how different investors view liquidity, valuation, and exit opportunities. The conversation looks at continuation vehicles, GP and LP incentives, market discounts, and whether secondaries create genuine value or shift existing risks across the private equity ecosystem.

Episode 2 continues the conversation on leading sustainable corporations, exploring how leaders can turn sustainability principles into practical business decisions. The episode looks at responsible strategy, organisational change, and how companies can create lasting value while responding to today’s environmental and social challenges.

An insightful discussion on how corporations can lead responsibly in the face of climate, social, and economic challenges. This episode explores the principles of sustainable business, the role of leadership in driving meaningful change, and how organisations can create long-term value for both shareholders and society.

In this episode, weexplore whether secondary markets can solve some of private equity’s biggest challenges. The discussion examines illiquidity, GP-led transactions, continuation vehicles, valuation discounts, IPO stagnation, and the changing role of institutional and retail investors in the secondaries market. A lively debate on whether secondaries offer a flexible alternative exit route, or simp...

Peter Morgan speaks with Google data scientist Wiesner Vos about his journey from applied statistics to Google, and how machine learning is used to improve reliability across Google Cloud and other services. They discuss hardware failure detection, software rollout testing, canarying, TPUs, and the evolving role of statistics in modern AI systems.

Peter Morgan speaks with Google data scientist Wiesner Vos about his journey from applied statistics to Google, and how machine learning is used to improve reliability across Google Cloud and other services. They discuss hardware failure detection, software rollout testing, canarying, TPUs, and the evolving role of statistics in modern AI systems.

Peter Morgan speaks with Google data scientist Wiesner Vos about his journey from applied statistics to Google, and how machine learning is used to improve reliability across Google Cloud and other services. They discuss hardware failure detection, software rollout testing, canarying, TPUs, and the evolving role of statistics in modern AI systems.

This episode explores what it takes to lead sustainable corporations, from building the right culture and governance to embedding sustainability into strategy, decision-making, and long-term business success.

This episode explores international banking, sustainability, and leadership, with a focus on why collaboration, governance, and cross-functional working are essential for effective sustainability strategies in complex financial institutions. A practical discussion on breaking down silos, engaging stakeholders, and embedding sustainability across an organisation.

Episode 3 brings together reflections on growth, leadership, and long-term impact, highlighting how women are not only navigating change but actively shaping the future of work.

This episode dives further into the realities of women’s leadership, exploring resilience, career change, and the importance of community. A powerful discussion on navigating uncertainty while creating meaningful impact.

This episode brings together inspiring women to discuss leadership, career shifts, and the realities of navigating today’s workplace. From global perspectives to personal journeys, the conversation highlights both the progress made and the work still to be done.

In Episode 2, the conversation continues with a deeper look at how female leaders are navigating change in the finance industry. From AI and innovation to shifting career paths, this episode explores the challenges and opportunities shaping the next generation of leadership.

In this episode, we explore the evolving role of female leaders in finance, bringing together perspectives from across investment banking, venture capital, and innovation. This conversation highlights how technology, changing skillsets, and new opportunities are reshaping the industry, and the role women are playing in driving that change.

In Episode 2, the focus shifts to global real estate markets and investment strategies. Professor Andrew Baum and Arden Nields explore how different regions operate, the role of regulation, and why understanding human behaviour is key to successful real estate investment.