In this episode, Jenny Chen sits down with Craig Meeds, Head of BMO Private Wealth Canada, to explore what it really takes to lead with impact in today’s evolving world.
From transparency and trust to systemic change and sponsorship over mentorship, Craig shares how he's helping shift the finance industry—one honest conversation at a time.
Together, they dive into Malcolm Gladwell’s Revenge of the Tipping Point, discuss what legacy leadership looks like, and reflect on why empathy, courage, and accountability must be at the core of business strategy. If you’ve ever wondered what it means to lead with both head and heart, this conversation is for you.
Featuring: Craig Meeds, Head of BMO Private Wealth Canada
Topics: Trust, equity in leadership, sponsorship, systems change, empathy in action
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