EP: 45 Crucibles: Pamela Campagna on the Moments That Set a Life in Motion
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Pamela Campagna spent a career teaching leadership at the highest levels, including a class at Hult International Business School called Authentic Leadership: the Moral Perspective. She closes that class by asking people to name their crucible moment, the experience that set the direction of their life.
In this conversation, Pamela talks about her own crucible, the moment that put her in that classroom asking that question in the first place. She describes what it actually requires of her to hold a room after it has gone somewhere raw and emotional, why she enrolled in an Inner MBA programme decades into her career, and the honest moral reckonings her own leadership has demanded of her. She also speaks to what she is seeing as organisations rush into AI adoption without reckoning with what that rush signals to the people inside them.
This is a conversation about what actually moves people, and what it costs the person doing the moving.
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