Emerging Leaders

Gen Z isn’t just preparing to lead; they’re rewriting the rules of leadership itself into something more authentic, inclusive, and purpose-driven.

Dr. Julian Barling joins host Ben Tepper to discuss how the smallest actions can define truly effective leadership.

In a world of constant change, leadership is no longer about a fixed set of traits, but rather a dynamic set of skills and capacities that can be developed and honed over a lifetime.

For those stepping into a leadership role for the first time or now leading those that used to be your peers, there is a great possibility to grow a true followership – not in a hierarchical way, but through trust, clarity, and being part of something.

Professor Julian Barling shares insights on several leadership-related topics including challenges associated with developing leadership capabilities, the mental health of organizational leaders, and the importance of “small” actions in effective leadership.

From the roar of the stadium as Brutus Buckeye to the introspective lessons of the Dean's Leadership Academy, Pierce Ormond's story serves as a blueprint for how to lead with purpose and embrace every step of your personal leadership journey. 

While the impulse to say "yes" might be strong, especially in the professional world, it's crucial for leaders at all levels to recognize the dangers of overcommitment.

Graduating senior Nasser Tahat shares insights on the importance of vulnerability in leadership, building strong relationships, and embracing discomfort as a catalyst for growth.

Ohio State student Nicole Kuan shares how she found her place in the Buckeye community, the skills she’s developed through the Dean’s Leadership Academy, and her advice for aspiring young leaders.