Unfinished Business: New Podcast with Dr Chris Dalton

Published on July 11, 2024

Today we’re unveiling our new personal development podcast called Unfinished Business, where Dr Chris Dalton speaks to inspiring leaders (including Henley alumni) as they reflect on their lives and careers, exploring the personal side of management, learning, and sustainable health and well-being.

In the first episode, Chris is joined by Helen Tupper, co-founder and CEO of Amazing If, who describes her drive to improving people's career paths, and the foundations behind 'Squiggly Careers'.

And if that leaves you wanting more, our second episode sees Lisa Pearce (Pr.Sci.Nat, MBA-UK), CEO and co-founder of ESG IKON, chat to Chris about her deep appreciation for environmental science and why climate change should be included in every company's objectives.

Head to Apple, or Spotify, immerse yourself in Unfinished Business and keep an eye out here for details on the rest of the series.

 

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