In this episode, Sarah is joined by Dr. Sarah Hughes, CEO of Mind, to answer this series question from the perspective of leadership in the non-profit and charitable sector.
Spanning a 34-year career in mental health and criminal justice, Dr Hughes is a powerful voice on the importance of rewriting the rules of leadership and the economic model of charities and foundations in the UK.
At a time of turbulence and an opportunity for change and during an increasing mental health crisis, how can innovation in the industry force policy and better serve the needs of the country?
Sarah and Dr Hughes discuss the need for a different type of leadership, the role of females in senior roles, whether charities are fit for purpose and the need for a shift in policy and perception of the sector.
A conversation not to be missed.
To find out more about Dr Sarah Hughes and Mind.
In this episode, Sarah is joined by Dr. Sarah Hughes, CEO of Mind, to answer this series question from the perspective of leadership in the non-profit and charitable sector.
Spanning a 34-year career in mental health and criminal justice, Dr Hughes is a powerful voice on the importance of rewriting the rules of leadership and the economic model of charities and foundations in the UK.
At a time of turbulence and an opportunity for change and during an increasing mental health crisis, how can innovation in the industry force policy and better serve the needs of the country?
Sarah and Dr Hughes discuss the need for a different type of leadership, the role of females in senior roles, whether charities are fit for purpose and the need for a shift in policy and perception of the sector.
A conversation not to be missed.
To find out more about Dr Sarah Hughes and Mind.