About Aspen Global Leadership Network Moderators
Moderators are not teachers. Their role is to guide the discussion, not to lecture or drive to a predestined conclusion. They ask questions, probe responses, and keep Fellows moving and on topic. Most importantly, they do so without bias to ensure dialogues remain respectful and free of personal attacks.
While moderators vary from program to program, their methodology proves consistent for Fellows across the network. There are 69 moderators in the Aspen Global Leadership Moderator corps. The vast majority of them are Fellows themselves – entrepreneurial leaders and “do-ers” in their own right. Having taken on the challenges of being a Fellow and increasing their own impact on the world through their ventures, they have now taken on the challenge of curating those spaces for others to do the same.
We couldn’t be more grateful to strong supporters like Paul and Mary Anderson and Anne Welsh McNulty who have helped us build such a unique and global group of moderators.
The AGLN Moderator Corps
Henry Crown Fellowship Program
Managing Partner, Badri and Salim El Meouchi Law Firm
Pahara Fellowship
Founder & President, National Academy of Advanced Teacher Education (NAATE)
Henry Crown Fellowship Program
Executive Vice President for Leadership, Aspen Institute
Africa Leadership Initiative - East Africa
Managing Director, Taibah International School
Africa Leadership Initiative - South Africa
Chief Executive Officer, Office of the Auditor-General of South Africa
Henry Crown Fellowship Program
Chief Strategy and Chief Commercial Officer, Self-employed
Africa Leadership Initiative - South Africa
Founder & CEO, Gulu Agricultural Development Company
Africa Leadership Initiative - South Africa
Chief Executive Officer, Letsema Holdings (Pty) Ltd
