Responsible Leadership – Taking Responsibility for the Needs of Others

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Maxim Egorov about a topic that
is becoming increasingly important in a changingworld:
responsible leadership. What does responsible leadership really
mean – beyond buzzwords and idealism?


Maxim, an expert in ethical leadership andprofessor of
responsible leadership at Munich Business School, shares personal
insights, explains scientific models, and demonstrates how
responsibility canbe embodied at the individual, organizational,
and societal levels. This episode is for anyone in a leadership
role who wants to better understand and implement the concept.





Dr. Maxim Egorov is professor of responsible leadership at Munich
Business School and a postdoctoral researcherin the Department of
Finance at the University of Zurich. He also works as an
independent consultant, executive coach, and trainer. He
completed his doctorate at the TUM School of Management at the
Technical University of Munich, focusing on ethical leadership
and leadership development. He then worked for many years as a
partner and member of the management team at a leading Swiss
consulting firm, where he was most recently responsible for
client business. His work focuses on responsible leadership,
value-oriented organizational cultures, and the sustainable
development of executives. Currently, he assists individuals,
companies, and scientific organizations with their unique
development and transformation processes.





Episode 5: The host of this podcast episode is Dr. Selina
Stracke, a leadership development expert at the TUMInstitute for
LifeLong Learning. She completed her dissertation on team
collaboration at the Technical University of Munich in 2022 and
then worked forthe strategy consulting firm BCG. In addition to
her role at TUM, she is now a freelance leadership and
performance coach, supporting companies and executives in
developing their leadership skills.





More info: "Leadership Matters" – the podcast series for good
leadership - TUM