Lee and Lisa, give an honest and feel review of the series. They discuss what inspired them, what the stand out moments were from each guest and as you would expect, what were some of the messy moments. In this series there have been moments of laughter and joy, moments of being in awe and real tears that have flowed.

Lee and Lisa discuss the common themes coming out from the series and a nod to what Series 3 has in store. There is also an announcement of an epic charity challenge in 2026.

In this episode of Leadership Actually, hosts Lee Rogers and Lisa Powney engage in a deep conversation with Laura Pomfret CEO and Co-founder of Financielle and financial expert on BBC Morning Live about the intersection of leadership, financial empowerment, and the importance of community support. They explore the complexities of financial conversations, the gender pay and pension gap, and the role of employers in fostering financial wellbeing. The discussion emphasises the emotional aspects of money management and the need for financial education to empower individuals, particularly women, to take control of their financial futures. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to reflect on their financial habits and consider how they can make positive changes in their lives.

Summary

In this conversation, Lee Rogers, Lisa Powney and John Shiels discuss the importance of leadership in education and youth development. They explore themes such as resilience, social mobility, and the role of purposeful leadership in creating opportunities for young people. John shares insights from his experience at the Manchester United Foundation, emphasising the need for engagement, support, and listening to youth voices. The discussion also highlights the significance of building a strong team culture and the future skills needed for effective leadership.