Kent McGuire - Former Director, Education Program at the Hewlett Foundation
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Kent McGuire - Former Director, Education Program at the Hewlett Foundation
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Kent McGuire’s understanding of power began at home in Lansing, Michigan, where his father led a United Auto Workers local and his aunt led the Michigan Education Association. Organizing, he says, was simply “how people shaped the world they lived in.”
As former Education Program Director at the Hewlett Foundation, Kent talks about what it means to hold institutional power responsibly: the limits of money, the leverage of reputation and access, and the discipline of humility. He describes strategy as both necessary and constraining, noting that short philanthropic time horizons make it hard to share power even when funders intend to.
He also explains what makes an encounter meaningful: come prepared to understand who he is and what he cares about. Know his context, his constraints, and how your work connects to them. Alignment, he says, starts with comprehension.
It’s a conversation about trust, leadership, and what it looks like to stay human—and gracious.
Produced by Chris Lawrence and Urbanist Media Cover art by Ben Johnson Theme music by Evan Greer
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