This conversation is an excerpt from the session “Leadership for a Better Future” that our partner De Balie hosted during the Tällberg Workshop in Amsterdam in 2016. The Tällberg Foundation Global Leaders that are participating in the discussion are Eleni Antoniadou, Christiana Figueres, Sunitha Krishnan, Thuli Madonsela and Celina de Sola. The session was moderated by Jeroen Smit This is a live recording in Amsterdam, November 28, 2016.

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16. Leadership for a Better Future

To lead or not to lead was the theme of the Tällberg Workshop that celebrated the accomplishments of the 2016 Tällberg Foundation Global Leaders. These 5 women have remarkable qualities, that spurred us to question what kind of leadership is required to counter the challenges of the 21st century. This podcast is a live recording from an event at De Balie in Amsterdam, November 29 2016. The session was moderated by  Yoeri Albrecht, Director of De Balie, Amsterdam  The Tällberg Foundation Global Leaders 2016 that are participating in the discussion are Eleni Antoniadou, Christiana Figueres, Sunitha Krishnan, Thuli Madonsela and Celina de Sola.  

15. To lead or not to lead

We are checking in with Antonella Battaglini to see what she has been up to recently, how is her work progressing and what are  leadership challenges? Antonella is the Founder and CEO of the Renewables Grid Initiative (RGI) in Berlin, Germany. She is a scientist and a social entrepreneur, whose genius is to marry knowledge, technology and human power in politically practical ways, aimed at producing a sustainable electricity future for Europe. RGI aims to inspire as well as to help other regions to decarbonise their economies in practical, sustainable ways through increasing usage of renewable energy sources, thus combating climate change.

14. Checking in with our Global Leader Antonella Battaglini, Renewables Grid Initiative (RGI)

We are checking in with Jason Glaser to see what has he been up to recently, how is his work progressing and what are his leadership challenges? Jason Glaser is the founder and CEO of La Isla Foundation. Jason's work blends scientific research, advocacy, publicity, business innovation and community development to address the widespread consequences in Central America and elsewhere of chronic kidney disease of non-traditional causes (CKDnT). The Foundation is an international research and policy NGO working at the intersection of public health and human rights to address a fatal epidemic of CKDnT among sugarcane workers in Latin America.

13. Checking in with our Global Leader Jason Glaser, La Isla Foundation

A conversation recorded at the workshop “What’s Leadership got to do with it” November 10-11, 2015 with two Tällberg Foundation Global Leaders, Jamila Afghani, Jason Glaser and musician activist Ramy Essam moderated by Muni Figueres, former Ambassador of Costa Rica to the US and Tällberg Foundation board member. How and why did they decide to act and become an activist? How did thy make the transition from being a private person to a public person, an activist?

12. From observer to activist leader with Ramy Essam, Jamila Afghani, Jason Glaser and Muni Figueres

A conversation recorded at the workshop “What’s Leadership got to do with it” November 10-11, 2015 with two Tällberg Foundation Global Leaders, Antonella Battaglini, Founder and CEO of the Renewables Grid Initiative (RGI) in Berlin, Germany and Martín von Hildebrand, Founder and General Director, Fundación Gaia Amazonas in Bogotá, Colombia. The conversation is moderated by Tom Cummings, Leadership Ventures, The Netherlands and Tällberg Foundation board member. On the topic how they engage with governments, institutions and communities in their work.  

11. How do you engage with governments and societies to get things done? With Antonella Battaglini, Martín von Hildebrand and Tom Cummings

This is a podcast recorded at the Tällberg Workshop on Lesvos, March 17-19 in Greece, on the underlying cause and potential long-term consequences of Europe’s refugee crisis, Clash of Civilizations? A conversation with:Rufo Quintavalle, Author and Impact Investor, France and Tom Cummings, Strategic Leadership Advisor and Founder of Leading Ventures and Board Member Tällberg Foundation, The Netherlands

10. Reflections from Lesvos in Greece - a conversation with Rufo Quintavalle and Tom Cummings

Reflections from Abdulkader Sinno after his visits to the camps on the island of Lesvos in Greece.  Abdulkader Sinno is Associate Professor of Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies at Indiana University, USA The podcast was recorded after the Tällberg Workshop on Lesvos, March 17-19 in Greece, on the underlying cause and potential long-term consequences of Europe’s refugee crisis, Clash of Civilizations?

09. Reflections from Lesvos in Greece on the migrants situation in the camps

What happens on the shores of Lesvos, Chios, Kos, Samos, and other islands in Greece remains mostly a policy discussion. For a few who have had the complicated position of seeing it, feeling it, and standing alongside people risking life and forsaking home—even for a short while— the danger of relegating issues this big, this crucial, to policymakers who have not seen with their own eyes highlights the gravity of the situation and raises questions far beyond the realm of policy. Immigration and migration—often a footnote in election cycles—is raising questions of what it means to empathize, what it means to be part of both a nation state and the human race. How do we define “us” and “them”? How do we control fear of the unknown and unknowable, and not be controlled by it? How does the language we use to define “crises” affect our response to them? This discussion, cover issue both practical and abstract, microcosmic and meta—in an attempt to trace how and why the “migrant” crisis has become a daunting threat to the European project and the global order. Tracing the issue from its impetuses in the Middle East, and moving deeper to questions of history, empathy, and human morality, they don’t provide any answers in the discussion, but frankly and honestly present the issue for digestion. This is a conversation recorded at the Tällberg Workshop on Lesvos, March 17-19 in Greece, on the underlying cause and potential long-term consequences of Europe’s refugee crisis, Clash of Civilizations? A conversation with:-Maria del Mar Logrono Narbono, Programs Advisor, Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD)-Legal Aid, Jordan -Michael Niconchuk, MSc Candidate, Faculty of Brain Sciences, University College London, US-UK Fulbright Award Recipient, UK. The conversation is moderated by Nora Bateson, Filmmaker, writer, educator. lecturer President of the International Bateson Institute, and Board Member, Tällberg Foundation, Sweden & USA

08. Reflections from Lesvos in Greece on the refugee crisis in Europe

Feeding Nine Billion, What's cooking? A seminar from the Tällberg Forum 2012 with Philippe Vandenbroeck, System Thinker and Scenario Planner, shiftN, Belgium, Pete Ondeng, Director, East Africa Leadership Institute, Kenya, Jan Kees Vis, Global Director Sustainable Sourcing Development, Unilever, The Netherlands, Jason Drew, Eco-Entrepreneur, Green investor, Author and Founder, AgriProtein Technologies, South Africa, Franz Fischler, Former EU Commissioner, Agriculture and Fisheries and President, European Forum Alpbach, Austria,Marie Valentine Florin, Managing Director, International Risk Governance Council (IRGC), Geneva. Moderated by Rebecca Oliver, Tällberg Foundation

07. Feeding Nine Billion, What's cooking? Franz Fischler, Jan Kees Vis, Marie Valentine Florin, Philippe Vandenbroeck, Pete Ondeng, Jason Drew in a seminar on the food system.

Episode number 6: What future beyond our imagination?. A conversation on creativity with Mikael Hagström (SAS Institute, US), Arthur I. Miller (Author, UK), Peter Norman (Minister for Financial Markets, Sweden), Maria Strömme (Uppsala University, Sweden) Adam Hochschild (Author and Historian, University of California, USA). Moderated by Nora Bateson (Filmmaker, US) and Bo Ekman (Tällberg Foundation).

06.Mikael Hagström, Arthur I. Miller, Peter Norman, Maria Strömme, Adam Hochschild, Nora Bateson and Bo Ekman in a conversation on creativity.

Towards a climate of Trust?Never has a human society required as much trust as the globalized society of today. How can we create trust? A conversation from the Tällberg Forum 2012 with Muhammad A. Rumee Ali, BRAC Bank, Bangladesh, Marie-Valentin Florin, International Risk Governance Council, Switzerland, Peter Norman, Minister for Financial Markets, Sweden. Anders Wijkman, Senior Advisor, Stockholm Environment Institute, Former Member of the European Parliament and Board Member, Tällberg Foundation, Sweden. Moderated by Alan Stoga, Zemi, USA

05. Muhammad A. Rumee Ali, Marie-Valentin Florin, Peter Norman, Anders Wijkman, Alan Stoga in a conversation about trust

A leadership dialogue with Jack Sim, Founder of the World Toilet Organization (WTO) and BOP HUB, Singapore, Amory B. Lovins  the Chairman and Chief Scientist at the Rocky Mountain Institute, USA and Tom Cummings, Strategic Leadership Advisor and Founder of Leading Ventures, The Netherlands. This session was recorded, Saturday June 16, at the Tällberg Forum 2012.

04. A leadership dialogue with Jack Sim, Amory Lovins and Tom Cummings from the Tällberg Forum 2012

Melinda and Bill Gates are the 2012 recipients of the Tällberg Foundation Leadership Award for Principled Pragmatism. The motivation of the Jury: "Melinda and Bill Gates have over their lives and careers been a consistent entrepreneurs and change-makers in the deepest sense of the word." You will now hear the recoding of Melinda Gates's acceptance speech at the award ceremony on August 6 in Stockholm, Sweden.

03. Melinda Gates acceptance speech for the Tällberg Foundation Leadership Award for Principled Pragmatism

A Tällberg Forum Conversation on technology hosted by Alexander Crawford, Tällberg Foundation recorded at the Tallberg Forum 2012 with Naveen Jain, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist, USA, Nai-Chang Yeh, Professor of Physics, California Institute of Technology and Per Ödling, Ph.D, Docent, Professor, Lund University, Sweden

02: Per Ödling, Naveen Jain and Nai-Chang Yeh in a conversation about technology from the Tällberg Forum 2012

The Tällberg Foundation, with offices in Stockholm and New York, aims to provoke people to think—and therefore act—differently about the global issues that are shaping their present and their future.

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