Future Talent
Future Talent: How different people will be tomorrow's leaders makes a bold claim: the leaders of the future are already here - they just look different from the ones we’re used to.
They are:
- Young activists driving political and social change
- Women of colour reshaping systems and speaking truth to power
- Founders creating new models of work and purpose-driven business
- Campaigners, organisers and innovators showing what courage, authenticity and leadership mean today.
Drawing on interviews, case studies and fresh research, Future Talent uncovers the people and movements reshaping power from the edges. It reveals how diverse talent is too often overlooked, dismissed or underestimated - and what happens when organisations start to see leadership differently.
Mousumi Kanjilal Williams uncovers:
- How global shifts, from #MeToo to Black Lives Matter, are redefining expectations of leaders
- Why Millennials and Gen Z -soon 60% of the global workforce - are demanding inclusive, values-led leadership
- Actionable frameworks and training ideas to redesign culture and leadership development for the next generation.
This book is both a wake-up call and a practical guide for organisations ready to adapt, evolve and thrive.
Tomorrow’s leaders are already leading. The question is - will today’s leaders catch up?
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Future Talent: How different people will be tomorrow's leaders makes a bold claim: the leaders of the future are already here - they just look different from the ones we’re used to.
They are:
- Young activists driving political and social change
- Women of colour reshaping systems and speaking truth to power
- Founders creating new models of work and purpose-driven business
- Campaigners, organisers and innovators showing what courage, authenticity and leadership mean today.
Drawing on interviews, case studies and fresh research, Future Talent uncovers the people and movements reshaping power from the edges. It reveals how diverse talent is too often overlooked, dismissed or underestimated - and what happens when organisations start to see leadership differently.
Mousumi Kanjilal Williams uncovers:
- How global shifts, from #MeToo to Black Lives Matter, are redefining expectations of leaders
- Why Millennials and Gen Z -soon 60% of the global workforce - are demanding inclusive, values-led leadership
- Actionable frameworks and training ideas to redesign culture and leadership development for the next generation.
This book is both a wake-up call and a practical guide for organisations ready to adapt, evolve and thrive.
Tomorrow’s leaders are already leading. The question is - will today’s leaders catch up?
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Future Talent: How different people will be tomorrow's leaders makes a bold claim: the leaders of the future are already here - they just look different from the ones we’re used to.
They are:
- Young activists driving political and social change
- Women of colour reshaping systems and speaking truth to power
- Founders creating new models of work and purpose-driven business
- Campaigners, organisers and innovators showing what courage, authenticity and leadership mean today.
Drawing on interviews, case studies and fresh research, Future Talent uncovers the people and movements reshaping power from the edges. It reveals how diverse talent is too often overlooked, dismissed or underestimated - and what happens when organisations start to see leadership differently.
Mousumi Kanjilal Williams uncovers:
- How global shifts, from #MeToo to Black Lives Matter, are redefining expectations of leaders
- Why Millennials and Gen Z -soon 60% of the global workforce - are demanding inclusive, values-led leadership
- Actionable frameworks and training ideas to redesign culture and leadership development for the next generation.
This book is both a wake-up call and a practical guide for organisations ready to adapt, evolve and thrive.
Tomorrow’s leaders are already leading. The question is - will today’s leaders catch up?
