För 25 år sedan instiftade Carl Bennet, tillsammans med Göteborgs dåvarande KSO Göran Johansson och biologen Stefan Edman det internationella hållbarhetspriset WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustianability Award. Här delar Carl Bennet med sig av sina tankar kring vilket ledarskap han ser behövs i dag – och vad som krävs för att bygga ett motståndskraftigt samhälle.
In our latest interview with Carl Heath, Senior Researcher and Focus Manager Digital Resilience at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, we explore why digital resilience is crucial for safeguarding democracy and security in an era of disinformation, and growing geopolitical tensions:
What skills and qualities does future leaders need? To navigate complexity and change, Professor Niklas Egels Zandén and his colleagues adopted a new approach to management studies. They created a new Master’s programme with “Reflexive Leadership for a Better Tomorrow” at its core, where personal development and art are combined with classic management theories.
In our latest interview in the series exploring diverse perspectives on trailblazing leadership, Johan Holmén, expert advisor for the WIN WIN Youth Award, offers his insights on how sustainable transformation requires leadership that strikes a balance between managing existing structures ('cruise ships') and embracing new, uncharted paths ('expeditions') in the pursuit of a sustainable future.
What will it take to bridge the gap between ambition and action for the SDGs? WIN WIN Award spoke with Jan Artem Henriksson, Executive Director of the Inner Development Goals, on how developing inner skills and capacities can equip individuals and organisations to tackle complex challenges and accelerate progress toward the global goals.
What does it take to lead in times of profound change?
The theme of the 2025 WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award is Trailblazing Leadership. We've interviewed esteemed individuals from our organisation and beyond to reflect on the challenges and possibilities of leadership today. First in the series is Louise Bringselius, expert advisor for the 2025 WIN WIN Award, who brings profound insigh
