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#6 - Jaime Watt's What I Wish I Said: Authenticity, Truth and Activism in a Climate of Dissonance

March 13, 2024 Ivey Business Review Season 2 Episode 6
#6 - Jaime Watt's What I Wish I Said: Authenticity, Truth and Activism in a Climate of Dissonance
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The Leader's Corner from IBR
#6 - Jaime Watt's What I Wish I Said: Authenticity, Truth and Activism in a Climate of Dissonance
Mar 13, 2024 Season 2 Episode 6
Ivey Business Review

In this episode, Podcast Lead Max Livingston and Host Krish Kodali sit down with Jaime Watt, the renowned Executive Chairman of Navigator, bestselling author, and a towering figure in Canada's political, commercial and cultural realms. Canada’s premier strategist for high-stakes communication strategy, Jaime has shaped public opinion and policy with his innovative approaches to complex issues. His influence stretches across the corporate world, professional services, not-for-profit organizations, and government sectors, making him a pivotal advisor to leaders and decision-makers nationwide.

As we explore his latest, best-selling book, "What I Wish I Said: Confessions of a Columnist," Jaime shares insights from his illustrious career, reflecting on moments of bold creativity and strategic daring that have marked his journey. This episode delves into the themes of authenticity, truth, and the power of words unspoken, providing a  glimpse into the mind of someone who has been at the heart of this nation's most transformative political and social campaigns.

Beyond his professional achievements, Jaime's commitment to equality, human rights, and community service is unparalleled. As Chancellor of OCAD University and a member of several influential boards, including the University Health Network and the Literary Review of Canada, his contributions to education, healthcare, and the arts have left an indelible mark on our society.

Join us as Jaime Watt reveals the inspiration behind his book, offers advice for aspiring leaders, and discusses the evolving landscape of public discourse in a world hungry for authenticity. Whether you're a professional, a student, or simply someone who appreciates the art of strategic communication, this episode promises to inspire and challenge in equal measure.

Jaime concludes the episode by reading the last paragraphs of his book, where he details his experience as an organ donation recipient. He encourages anyone looking to make a difference in the lives of others to consider organ donation as a profound act of generosity and compassion. 

What I Wish I Said (Available Everywhere):
https://www.whatiwishisaid.ca/

Navigator: 
https://navltd.com/

Become an Organ Donor (Canada):
https://beadonor.ca/ 

What I Wish I Said (Available Everywhere):
https://www.whatiwishisaid.ca/

Navigator:
https://navltd.com/

Become an Organ Donor (Canada):
https://beadonor.ca/

Show Notes

In this episode, Podcast Lead Max Livingston and Host Krish Kodali sit down with Jaime Watt, the renowned Executive Chairman of Navigator, bestselling author, and a towering figure in Canada's political, commercial and cultural realms. Canada’s premier strategist for high-stakes communication strategy, Jaime has shaped public opinion and policy with his innovative approaches to complex issues. His influence stretches across the corporate world, professional services, not-for-profit organizations, and government sectors, making him a pivotal advisor to leaders and decision-makers nationwide.

As we explore his latest, best-selling book, "What I Wish I Said: Confessions of a Columnist," Jaime shares insights from his illustrious career, reflecting on moments of bold creativity and strategic daring that have marked his journey. This episode delves into the themes of authenticity, truth, and the power of words unspoken, providing a  glimpse into the mind of someone who has been at the heart of this nation's most transformative political and social campaigns.

Beyond his professional achievements, Jaime's commitment to equality, human rights, and community service is unparalleled. As Chancellor of OCAD University and a member of several influential boards, including the University Health Network and the Literary Review of Canada, his contributions to education, healthcare, and the arts have left an indelible mark on our society.

Join us as Jaime Watt reveals the inspiration behind his book, offers advice for aspiring leaders, and discusses the evolving landscape of public discourse in a world hungry for authenticity. Whether you're a professional, a student, or simply someone who appreciates the art of strategic communication, this episode promises to inspire and challenge in equal measure.

Jaime concludes the episode by reading the last paragraphs of his book, where he details his experience as an organ donation recipient. He encourages anyone looking to make a difference in the lives of others to consider organ donation as a profound act of generosity and compassion. 

What I Wish I Said (Available Everywhere):
https://www.whatiwishisaid.ca/

Navigator: 
https://navltd.com/

Become an Organ Donor (Canada):
https://beadonor.ca/ 

What I Wish I Said (Available Everywhere):
https://www.whatiwishisaid.ca/

Navigator:
https://navltd.com/

Become an Organ Donor (Canada):
https://beadonor.ca/