Ep. 43.1: War in Ukraine - What needs to be learned & unlearned to enable peace? | Panel Discussion

Leaders Talk - Panel Discussion: War in Ukraine - What needs to be learned & unlearned to enable peace? This is part one of our special podcast on the conference “War in Ukraine” that we held on 14 April. In this virtual conference, supported by the Kellogg-WHU EMBA Network, we had four inspiring guests: Leonid Frolov, Anna Kirin, Natalia Osadcii and Olga Vasylets. They are all coaches from Ukraine and Russia and in this panel discussion they talk about how they perceive the Russian war and how it affects their lives. -  Welcome, Introduction of the Panelists (3:06) -  Olya tells us how she been affected twice by this conflict, how she spends her time now and makes her living (7:30) -  Natalia Osadcii tells us how she perceives what has happened since 2014 (13:30) -  Anna Kirin answers the question how she experiences the situation right now (18:05) -  Leonid Frolov tells us how he experienced 2014 and the situation now (28:00) -  Leonid Frolov shares with us what his Russian clients say to the war (34:00) - Olya Vasylets helps us understand what changed in 2014 (36:45) -  Anna Kirin shares how the situation is in everyday Moscow (41:10) -  Natalia thinks about what do we need for peace process (46:30) -  Leonid shares some thoughts from an outside position (53:20) -  Anna Kirin reflects about steps towards peace/forgiveness (56:50) -  Question Hanne to Anna: Is their real opposition in Russia? (1:03:15) -  Question to Olya: Will you be staying in Ukraine? (1:05:40) -  Question to Natalia: Will you be staying in Ukraine? (1:06:35) -  Conchita is asking what normal people can do to help (1:07:43) What are your reflections? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. If you have suggestions for inspiring guests at Leaders Talk, feel free to email us at [email protected] Guests: Leonid Frolov, Anna Kirin, Natalia Osadcii, Olga Vasylets Moderation: Karsten Drath Production & Editing: Hannah Jandl & Daniela Magnani Hüller Research & Preparation: Tabea Zeller & Lena Wokurka