 

Rupert Douglas-Bate is a visionary leader in the intersection between humanitarian aid and technology. Rupert is the chairman and founder of Global MapAid, an organisation he established in 2003 after a fellowship at Stanford University, and under the sponsorship of Thomson Reuters foundation. 

With a profound commitment to mapping the gaps in humanitarian and development aid, Rupert's work has notably impacted regions affected by crises, including the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. 

A Henley business school MBA graduate of 2014, Rupert seamlessly blends his expertise in crisis management with the executive coaching, particularly focusing on AI and technology leaders. 

Today, he divides his time between coaching AI executives and leading his AI centric NGO global map aid, which is currently dedicated to mapping groundwater to support Water well programming in Ethiopia.

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Rupert Douglas-Bate is a visionary leader in the intersection between humanitarian aid and technology. Rupert is the chairman and founder of Global MapAid, an organisation he established in 2003 after a fellowship at Stanford University, and under the sponsorship of Thomson Reuters foundation.&nbsp;
With a profound commitment to mapping the gaps in humanitarian and development aid, Rupert's work has notably impacted regions affected by crises, including the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.&nbsp;
A Henley business school MBA graduate of 2014, Rupert seamlessly blends his expertise in crisis management with the executive coaching, particularly focusing on AI and technology leaders.&nbsp;
Today, he divides his time between coaching AI executives and leading his AI centric NGO global map aid, which is currently dedicated to mapping groundwater to support Water well programming in Ethiopia.
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Many of those featured have graduated from Henley Business School’s top-ranked Executive MBA programme, and they represent a diverse set of nationalities, industries, job functions, and outlooks. What they have in common is a love of learning and passion for growth.
 
What barriers prevent us from reaching our full potential? How can fostering a healthy work-life balance enhance leadership? What role does personal growth play in driving organisational success? How can we contribute to a healthier community and environment? Join Chris and his guests as they tackle these questions, and more, as they navigate their unfinished business.
 
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