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Eco-responsible leadership development in Africa

Eco-responsible leadership development in Africa

Eco-responsible leadership development in Africa

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Exploring eco-responsible leadership development in Africa – Hosted by the CCA Africa chapter

Join Isabel Wolf-Gillespie, an eco-responsible leadership development coach and practitioner, as she shares insights from her post-graduate research that could be relevant to the work of African coaches, leaders and practitioners in the current context.

Drawing on the lived experiences of leaders across Africa, South America and India, Isabel’s PhD research shows that eco-responsible leadership develops through a reciprocal relationship between inner transformation and external realities.

Learn how values, empathy, resilience, moral courage, reflexivity, systems awareness and contextual intelligence emerge through engagement with social, cultural, economic and ecological challenges.

Find out if universalised leadership models can be challenged by demonstrating that inner development is contextually embedded and non-linear, offering a transferable yet adaptable framework for developing leaders capable of advancing inclusive and sustainable change.

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Event Timezone Reference - South Africa

Presenter(s) Bio

Isabel Wolf-Gillespie is a sustainability researcher, program practitioner and eco-responsible leadership development coach as well as a PhD researcher in Business Management and Administration, specialising in sustainability transformation, eco-responsible leadership, systems thinking and the relationships between people, organisations and socio-ecological contexts.

Isabel has experience coordinating and delivering multidisciplinary programs, facilitating stakeholder and community engagement, conducting qualitative research, producing academic and professional publications, preparing reports and presentations, and developing partnerships across sectors and cultures. This is complemented by international exposure through sustainability, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Inner Development Goals (IDG), leadership and conservation networks.

Isabel is particularly motivated by approaches that connect research, leadership development, learning, governance, diverse knowledge systems and practical action to address complex sustainability challenges. She is committed to bridging theory and practice, fostering eco-responsible leadership and contributing to transformative approaches that enable individuals, organisations, and communities to respond more consciously and effectively to interconnected social, environmental, and organisational challenges.

Is This Event Being Recorded? - Yes

Event Language - English

Posted By - Julia Tew

Email - africa@climatecoachingalliance.org

To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/S5O8nt3yQSi3KKOCtDCYvA →

 

Date And Time

Nov 17, 2026 @ 04:00 PM (SAST) to
Nov 17, 2026 @ 05:00 PM (SAST)
 

Location

Online event
 

Event Types

Meeting or Networking Event
 

Event Category

Eco-Phase: Informed

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