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One of Singapore's premiere professional development institutions offering a holistic and immersive learning experience for C-suite executives and PMEs to grow their skills through training and exposure to top global thinking and management best practices. Helping the workforce to stay versatile, innovative and market ready.
In this episode, brought to you from the Singapore Management Festival, Graham Brown sits down with Lewis Pugh, ocean advocate and endurance swimmer - who's often referred as the "Sir Edmund Hilary of swimming" and UN Patron of Oceans.
Lewis shares his experiences undertaking a variety of endurance challenges around the world, including swimming in every ocean, across the English Channel, and even how he swam Mount Everest! The pair also discusses different environmental issues facing the planet such as plastic pollution and climate change, particularly rising temperatures in the Arctic.
Lewis delves into the challenges he's faced in raising awareness for environmental concerns, how he deals with the frustration of slow progress, and how world leaders need to take more courageous action.
The Future of Work
One of Singapore's premiere professional development institutions offering a holistic and immersive learning experience for C-suite executives and PMEs to grow their skills through training and exposure to top global thinking and management best practices. Helping the workforce to stay versatile, innovative and market ready.