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The impact of education can be felt across generations. University of Reading’s Sustainable Leadership programme

In one of the most powerful moments from our Reading Ahead podcast, recent Windsor Debates keynote speaker, Jon Foster-Pedley, Dean of Henley Business School – Africa, reflects on the legacy of apartheid and what it means to see graduates and their families celebrating together.

In a short clip pulled from the full 35-min episode, Jon Foster-Pedley reminds us how education can change lives, and why he wants to see that opportunity reach millions more. Join Jon, the inspirational Amy Clarke and the University’s Chancellor (and host) Paul Lindley OBE for a fascinating conversation about how business can help change society for the better.

Watch: https://rdg.ac/4BocGGY
Listen: https://lnkd.in/eUQZXsNM

Part of the wider Reading Ahead series, watch the podcast on Future Skills, join Paul, Dr Naeema Pasha and Martin Allen Morales who resilience, adaptability, self-belief and the ability to keep learning, and ask how education can prepare people for careers and challenges we can’t yet predict.

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