Pathfinder's Pod League of Intrapreneurs

In this episode, Maggie de Pree (co-founder of The League of Intrapreneurs), goes into deep conversation with Pascal Finette (founder of Be Radical) on his new book - Disrupt Disruption.

Four years of research
Hundreds of in-depth interviews
How to decode the future, disrupt your industry, and transform your business.

Disrupt Disruption: https://rdcl.is/book/

In the first episode of Season 3, we talk to League Fellow, Independent Researcher, and Director of Sustainability at Arm - Fran Baker!

In this session Fran shares her Academic Research on AI Ethics and the sustainability of AI.



At Arm, Fran leads the charge in setting a strategic course for social impact and innovation. Her role involves identifying and promoting fresh opportunities that empower technology solutions to make a meaningful difference on a broad scale, especially in resource-constrained environments.

Fran's duties encompass not only fostering entrepreneurial social innovations but also overseeing global partnerships with UNICEF Innovation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Additionally, she spearheads initiatives that facilitate collaboration within organizations, all geared towards fostering sustainable transformation and growth.

In this episode, we bring together two incredible women and intrapreneurs, Maya Mehta and Arwa Damon, to share their lessons of intrapreneurship and their perspectives on what needs to happen next in terms of leadership and sustainability.

Maya Mehta, is an intrapreneur and leading capital markets lawyer globally co-ordinating Sustainable Finance across Legal at the investment bank, BNP Paribah. Maya is specializing in Green, Social and Sustainable Bonds and is passionate about Sustainable Finance, Social Intrapreneurship, and using business as a force for positive change. Maya has set up a number of incredible social impact initiatives including launching a ‘Social Impact Hub’ to encourage colleagues to lend their skills to support social enterprises.

Arwa Damon, is a multi-award winning senior international correspondent for CNN. Arwa is also the President and co-founder of a non-profit organization, the International Network for Aid, Relief, and Assistance also known as INARA, which she launched in 2015 based on her personal experience in war zones and war-torn nations.

This is the second episode of a two-part feature on John Elkington. John is one of the founders of the global sustainability movement, and this year published Green Swans: The Coming Boom In Regenerative Capitalism. If you’re just joining us, we invite you to go back and listen to Episode 5, as we’re picking up from where we left off. 

This conversation is hosted by League Co-founder, Maggie De Pree. 

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This episode also mentions The Intrapreneur's Guide to Pathfinding, available now on Amazon. 

In this two-part feature for episodes 5 and 6, we’re hearing from the world authority on corporate responsibility and sustainable development, John Elkington. He is an author, advisor, and serial entrepreneur, currently Founding Partner and Executive Chairman of Volans, a future-focused business working at the intersection of the sustainability, entrepreneurship, and innovation movements.

This episode discusses John’s new book, Green Swans, and is hosted by League Co-founder, Maggie De Pree.

Featuring storyteller, community builder and innovator, Catherine Connors. Catherine spent over a decade as an academic, digging into questions concerning the place of women and girls in the public sphere before pivoting into digital, as an intrapreneur inside Disney. She's currently co-founder of the League of Badass Women, an organization stimulating transformative conversations to develop post-gendered social and economic systems and models of leadership.

In this episode, we’re unpacking our traditional understanding of leadership and exploring how feminine attributes have an important role to play, particularly in a time like now.

This conversation is hosted by League of Intrapreneurs Co-founder, Maggie De Pree.

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For more examples of progressive leadership, read The Intrapreneur's Guide to Pathfinding.