Cath Bishop

Former Olympic rower Cath Bishop and FT's Andrew Hill discuss CEOs' responsibilities, creating sustainable working cultures, and balancing knowledge vs. micromanagement. They explore the importance of team dynamics, learning cultures, and transparent communication in effective leadership.

Join Cath Bishop, an Olympian and diplomat, David Stevenson, a cultural policy expert, Katarina Skoberne, a life coach, Michelle Clement, a historian, and Joseph Anderton, a literature professor as they delve into the multifaceted nature of failure. They discuss how personal setbacks foster growth, the shift in sports psychology towards embracing failure, and the necessity of honest dialogue in public policy. Exploring failures in arts and leadership, they highlight the interplay of success and failure, advocating for vulnerability and creative resilience.

Political scientist Lea Ypi, journalist Peter Hitchens, lawyer Michael Mansfield KC, and Olympian Cath Bishop discuss the philosophy of winning and losing. They explore Plato's last evening, the decline of nightlife culture, and the importance of redefining success beyond traditional notions of competition.