Co-leadership: How Greenpeace UK Do It

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Written By Katelynne Kirk

Leading an NGO can be lonely but what about co-leadership - how does that work? Areeba Hamid, Joint Executive Director at Greenpeace UK, joined us to talk about how she and Will McCallum decided to apply for the leadership role together, and how it works in terms of practicalities and relationship management. We ask - is this something other organisations could consider? Could it be a way forward for social entrepreneurs’ in their succession planning?

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