Enduring Excellence

The University of Chicago Graham School
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What does it take to lead with purpose across a lifetime? Enduring Excellence features in-depth conversations with leaders, cultural figures, and scholars who have shaped their fields over the long arc of time. Hosted by former CNBC anchor Tyler Mathisen, the series offers thoughtful perspectives on excellence, continuous learning, and what it means to lead and live at the highest level, over a lifetime. The podcast is produced by the Graham School, the University of Chicago’s home for lifelong learning and leadership.

Episódios

  1. 1 de jul.

    Don & Liz Thompson

    In conversation with Tyler Mathisen, Don Thompson and Liz Thompson will reflect on leadership, partnership, and the responsibility of creating lasting impact across business and community life. Drawing on their experiences in corporate leadership, philanthropy, and mentorship, they will explore how values-driven leadership, resilience, and a commitment to opportunity can shape meaningful change across generations.

  2. 17 de jun.

    Steven R. Swartz

    In conversation with Tyler Mathisen, Steven R. Swartz will reflect on leading one of the world’s most influential media and information companies through a period of rapid technological transformation and evolving audience expectations. Drawing on his experience guiding Hearst across journalism, digital media, entertainment, and business services, he will offer insight into how enduring institutions can innovate, adapt, and remain grounded in their core mission amid constant change.

  3. 3 de jun.

    Paul Polman

    In this episode of the Enduring Excellence podcast, veteran journalist Tyler Mathisen speaks with Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever, co-author of Net Positive, and a leading voice in sustainable, purpose-driven business leadership.

  4. 20 de mai.

    Al Michaels

    In conversation with Tyler Mathisen, Al Michaels will reflect on what allowed him to remain trusted and motivated through seismic changes in media, technology, and audience expectations. Drawing on his experience navigating some of the most iconic events in sports history, he will offer rare insight into how individuals continue to evolve while staying true to their craft.

  5. 6 de mai.

    Indra Nooyi

    In conversation with Tyler Mathisen, Nooyi will reflect on a lifetime of leadership at the highest levels, discussing how she sustained purpose, innovation, and impact in a rapidly evolving global economy. Drawing on her bestselling memoir My Life in Full, this dialogue will offer insights into how personal values and professional excellence can reinforce one another across a long and meaningful career.

  6. 22 de abr.

    Arthur C. Brooks

    In this episode of Enduring Excellence, veteran journalist Tyler Mathisen interviews Arthur C. Brooks—Harvard professor, bestselling author, and one of today's most influential voices on purpose, happiness, and leadership.

  7. 15 de abr.

    Mellody Hobson

    In this episode of the Enduring Excellence podcast, veteran journalist Tyler Mathisen speaks with Mellody Hobson—visionary business leader, bestselling author, champion for financial inclusion, and one of the most influential voices in corporate America.

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What does it take to lead with purpose across a lifetime? Enduring Excellence features in-depth conversations with leaders, cultural figures, and scholars who have shaped their fields over the long arc of time. Hosted by former CNBC anchor Tyler Mathisen, the series offers thoughtful perspectives on excellence, continuous learning, and what it means to lead and live at the highest level, over a lifetime. The podcast is produced by the Graham School, the University of Chicago’s home for lifelong learning and leadership.

Informações

  • Criado por
    The University of Chicago Graham School
  • Anos de atividade
    2026
  • Episódios
    8
  • Classificação
    Livre

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