My guest in this episode is Robert Swan, a world renowned polar explorer, environmental leader, public speaker and the first man in history to walk
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My guest in this episode is Robert Swan, a world renowned polar explorer, environmental leader, public speaker and the first man in history to walk
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An anthropologist-turned-executive, Mark Bidwell has spent his career as a perpetual outsider, growing businesses like BP, HayGroup, Syngenta and Terramera using the incredible power of diverse perspectives. Both Mark’s academic training and decades in the corporate world taught him the same lesson: examining your world through the eyes of someone from a different background lets you discover new ways forward.
Mark founded OutsideLens to leverage this insight to help leaders navigate the choppy waters of today’s volatile business environment. Whether it is Mark’s renowned podcasts, his public speaking, or his executive coaching, the goal is always the same: to offer fresh perspectives that help you solve your biggest challenges.
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