Sustain What: On a Risky, Interlaced Planet, What Does Leadership Look Like?
Join Sustain What host Andy Revkin in a solution-focused brainstorm on strategies that can best foster progress in today’s complex risk/opportunity landscape.
We’ll get insights from ecosystem resilience via the biologist and disaster-risk consultant Deborah Brosnan.
Colonel Mark Mykleby (USMC, Retired) will offer lessons from the strategic narrative he helped craft a decade ago for the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Ed Hoffman, now a Columbia University lecturer, will weigh in with lessons gleaned tracking high-pressure decision-making and problem solving as NASA’s first Chief Knowledge Officer.
Brosnan http://www.deborahbrosnan.com/
Mykleby (co-author) https://thenewgrandstrategy.com/
Hoffman https://sps.columbia.edu/faculty/edward-hoffman-phd
Related reading:
Biden Wants America to Lead the World. It Shouldn’t.
Peter Beinart, New York Times
U.S. “leadership” is a favorite trope of the foreign policy establishment. It’s outdated and dangerous.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/02/opinion/biden-foreign-policy.html?smid=tw-share