My old friend and colleague Lesley Southwick Trask called emailed me from her new home in Portugal on the Camino Trail asking me if I would do an interview for her online radio show. I was all up for it - then she told me it was on women's leadership. That gave me pause to stop and think, you know, being a man.
It's not that I don't think men have a valuable contribution to the conversation on women's leadership ... it just made me stop and check what my contribution might be. How does my life and work help me think about women's leadership? What is my experience of working with women leaders and collaborators and as clients? The interview went some really interesting places - especially in the second half where we got into how experiences of oppression and prejudice lead to building an analysis that supports action that leads to real change. Anyway here's the interview, I really enjoyed the conversation with Lesley and hope you do too. Comments welcome as always.
It's not that I don't think men have a valuable contribution to the conversation on women's leadership ... it just made me stop and check what my contribution might be. How does my life and work help me think about women's leadership? What is my experience of working with women leaders and collaborators and as clients? The interview went some really interesting places - especially in the second half where we got into how experiences of oppression and prejudice lead to building an analysis that supports action that leads to real change. Anyway here's the interview, I really enjoyed the conversation with Lesley and hope you do too. Comments welcome as always.
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