Episode 32: The Impossible Role of Leadership wth Riel Miller and Miguel Jiminez

Future Intelligent Leadership Podcast: Exploring Foresight and Leadership for an AI-Augmented World

Episode 32 with Riel Miller and Miguel Jimenez)

About Riel Miller

Riel has been co-creating innovation, leadership and transformation in both the public and private sectors around the world for the past 30 years. He is one of the world’s leading strategic foresight designers and practitioners. Currently Riel holds the position of Head of Foresight and futures literacy at UNESCO in Paris. Riel’s specialty is bringing decision makers to question the assumptions underlying current choices and exploring the potential of the present. Specific sectors: The future of money (financial sector). The Future of Schooling and Universities (Education). The Future of Cyberspace (Internet, networking). The Future of Technology (from nano to AI) The Future of Governance. https://www.linkedin.com/notifications/

About Miguel Jimenez

Miguel is a futures and foresight practitioner with a strong focus on observing systems holistically - he makes sense of context, driving forces, system relationships, global trends, and key influencers shaping the future - to forecast, design and implement better solutions for society, businesses, and governments. He is currently the CEO and Founder of FFWD, a future anticipation and strategic foresight office helping you to transform for what is coming next. https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguel-jimenez-futurist/

About this Episode

In this episode we explore the impossible role of leadership, why the context of the past might be shaping the wrong future, why leadership needs to see uncertainty as an asset instead of a risk, the significance of bringing awareness to creativity and integrating it into the leadership process, why the past should never be immortal, and why leadership needs to embrace future literacy to better understand the risks and opportunities of the future.
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Opening music "Breath in" by Drew Henmi: www.drewhenmimusic.com