How to be an ethical leader
Listen to our think ahead podcast to learn about what it takes to be an ethical leader in today's diverse and changing landscape
What does it mean to be an ethical leader in today’s interconnected and diverse world? This podcast explores the fundamental principles of ethical leadership, highlighting how leaders can cultivate trust, accountability, and inclusivity to create resilient, thriving organisations.
London Business School Dean Sergei Guriev is joined by Elinor Flynn, Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour, and Oliver Morley CBE, alumnus and CEO of the Money and Pensions Service. Together, they examine the profound impact ethical leadership has on employee morale, organisational trust, and long-term success. The discussion delves into the real-world challenges leaders face and offers actionable strategies for navigating ethical dilemmas with transparency and authenticity.
Discover fresh perspectives and research insights from LBS
"Both in private and public sectors, the important thing for a leader is to say you are externally confident, but internally never complacent. A leader has to create space"
Oliver Morley CBE
Listeners will discover how to establish clear ethical standards, implement effective feedback mechanisms, eliminate misaligned incentives, and embed diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) into their leadership approach.
Whether your goal is to build trust, lead with integrity, or make DEI a cornerstone of your organisational culture, this episode provides a practical roadmap for mastering ethical leadership in today’s complex global landscape.
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