Episode 12 / March 30th, 2020
Today’s guest is Christer Windeløv-Lidzélius from the Danish university, think tank and educational hub Kaospilot. Kaospilot is among the most essential spots where professionals from the cultural sphere look towards to build cultural leadership as well as pedagogical skills. They have built their brand on experienced-based learning. Kaospilots are experts in designing learning experiences for groups which have been an inspiration for many people in the arts and education. But how can experiential learning work if there is no shared experience to learn from?
Shownotes
In conversation with Martin Zierold
Christer Windeløv-Lidzélius is the Principal and CEO of Kaospilot. He has led their development for close to 15 years towards being an internationally acclaimed and influential educational institution within the areas of leadership and entrepreneurship. Christer serves on different boards and in think tanks. He regularly contributes with articles in media and has given speeches and doing work in more than 25 countries, and holds an MBA and a PhD in the intersection of innovation, leadership and strategy.
LinkedIn: http://dk.linkedin.com/in/lidzelius
KAOSPILOT is a self-governed institution situated in Aarhus, established in 1991. It serves as an education platform and community for creative leaders, social entrepreneurs, and change-makers alike. KAOSPILOT offers a variety of programmes, including a 3-year Enterprising Leadership Programme. A Kaospilot is trained to work on projects in multidisciplinary and complex settings. As a reflective-practioner, a Kaospilot brings ideas to life and helps people and organisations overcome challenges in order to realise dreams and aspirations.
Christer’s Links for Inspiration:
His own musical projects: Numerals Lore, https://open.spotify.com/track/0MRlAeGy22xeTj1RfnajB9?si=CermopF3TIuAkTft3fPrcw or youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPie27kNSlQ
Yuval Noah Harari: “In this time of crisis, we face two particularly important choices. The first is between totalitarian surveillance and citizen empowerment. The second is between nationalist isolation and global solidarity.” https://www.ft.com/content/19d90308-6858-11ea-a3c9-1fe6fedcca75