January 23, 2026
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MBA leadership workshop: Becoming a responsible leader in a changing world

Hear from MBA faculty, graduates, and a current student about how to become a responsible leader in an increasingly changing world

Daisy Culleton

Published in Plan Your Career

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Sponsored by Manchester Metropolitan University Business School

Hear from experts at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) about how to become a responsible leader.

If you’re aiming to become a business leader, the ability to lead morally, sustainably, and effectively is a key requirement within modern organizations. Industry-wide shifts driven by factors ranging from AI to emerging technologies to climate change mean there is increasing demand for ethical decision-making in business.

In this webinar, in partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), we explore how to become a responsible leader in a changing world.

Our expert panel—moderated by writer and content producer Daisy Culleton—includes Anastasia Kynighou, MBA director; Javier Lorido Villalba, senior energy consultant at Arup and Manchester Metropolitan MBA alum; and Anju Narayanan Nair, associate dentist and MBA student at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Together, they share insights into how studying at a top business school like MMU can help develop globally minded, responsible leaders.

Key takeaways from the webinar:

⇨ Discover the qualities and decision-making principles that today’s professionals need to lead ethically, sustainably, and effectively.

⇨ Explore how the UN Sustainable Development Goals contribute to creating a better business landscape.

⇨ Learn how a forward-thinking business school like MMU prepares students to lead responsibly in a changing world.

Daisy Culleton

Published in Plan Your Career

Daisy is a former Writer and Content Producer for GMAC, where she focused on stories related to business education, sustainability and environmentalism. Daisy also contributed to producing social media content across various channels. Daisy earned a first-class BA (Hons) in American Studies and History from the University of Nottingham. Her studies primarily concentrated on music history, magazine culture, and environmental history.