Description

Stephen McDonald and Nick Outlaw from Duntulm Partners bring you 'The Blethering' - a podcast discussing Leadership, Change and Strategy for humans, by humans.

Stephen and Nick draw on decades of experience as well as their extensive networks to bring you guests from around the world.

Using our own personal experience, as well as the experiences of our guests we explore the many challenges of leadership, change and strategy - from the individual, to the team and the organisation.

Anchored in our values of Humanity, Authenticity and Collaboration we hope that you find The Blethering insightful and entertaining.

Feel free to contact us via our website or by emailing podcasts@duntulm.partners

About Stephen & Nick:

Steve & Nick have been working together for over a decade and a half having first met at Save the Children where they led a team to co-design and develop the Humanitarian Leadership Program in partnership with a number of Non-Government Organisations and Deakin University.

The Humanitarian Leadership Program evolved to become the Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Leadership, and remains the cornerstone program of the Centre for Humanitarian Leadership (CHL).

Steve is a founder of the CHL and now works with Earthwatch Australia as Chief Development Officer in addition to be being a Managing Partner at Duntulm Partners.

He has two decades of experience leading in complex environments and organisations, prior to which he worked in various private sector roles.

Nick has three decades of experience in leadership development, coaching and strategy development across the private, government and not-for-profit sector and continues this work at Outlaw Consulting in addition to being a Managing Partner at Duntulm Partners.

He has worked with C-suite teams as well as operational teams to help individuals, teams and organisations to overcome challenges and succeed.

• Steve's LinkedIn: Stephen McDonald
• Nick's LinkedIn: Nick Outlaw

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