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The Human Side of Policy-Making with Marcos Peña and Francisco Sánchez Moreno
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What does it mean to lead in the field of public policy? How do leaders navigate uncertainty and social pressures when making key decisions
In this inaugural episode, we sit down with two special guests—Marcos Peña, Former Chief of Staff of Argentina (2015-2019), and Francisco Sánchez Moreno, a leadership expert with extensive experience in the public sector. Together, they offer unique insights into leadership in contemporary politics after their time in government.
This episode takes an introspective journey, reflecting on both the personal and professional paths that shape political leaders. They explore "The Art of Climbing (and Descending) the Mountain", Marcos Peña’s book, which discusses the lessons he learned about the human side of leadership. We delve into how leadership in the public sphere not only impacts policies but also shapes the individuals behind those decisions.
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