In Episode 19 of Season 6, Ryan shares 9 tips to help you succeed as an impact professional.
Closing the best season in the history of the Social Change Career podcast is Ryan Gawn, an award-winning advocacy and strategic communications specialist. Ryan has advised Heads of State and two United Nations Secretary Generals as well as designed and led campaigns across the globe in corporate, diplomatic and non-profit roles.
In Episode 19 of Season 6, Ryan shares 9 tips to help you succeed as an impact professional. He also discussed his path to becoming a Director with The LEGO Foundation, and how he co-founded the international public affairs consultancy Stratagem International. From the importance of networking, to being involved, to how to succeed as a consultant, this is a must-listen episode.
From the importance of networking, to being involved, to how to succeed as a consultant, this is a must-listen episode. Ryan is a Rotary World Peace Fellow, Chatham House expert (former Council Member), Deployable Civilian Expert for the UK’s Stabilisation Unit, and advisor to the British Council.
*Episode recorded on May 12, 2020
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