Future of Leadership in a Collective World | Olajumoke Caxton- Martins | TEDxLead City University

Leadership is shifting from individual authority toward shared purpose, according to this TEDx talk by lawyer and business consultant Olajumoke Caxton Martins. She argues that the hardest problems cannot be solved by one person, and that the leaders who matter most build with others, listen well, and make room for many voices. The talk encourages the audience to move beyond "me" and embrace the strength of "we". The speaker is also Group MD of Abib Olamitoye Group, a consortium of hospitals and hotels, and a mentor and author.

• Leadership is moving from individual authority to shared purpose
• Complex problems require building with others and listening well
• Making room for many voices is presented as central to leadership
• Speaker: Olajumoke Caxton Martins, TEDxLead City University

Olajumoke Caxton Martins explores how leadership is shifting from individual authority to shared purpose. In a world where the hardest problems cannot be solved by one person, she argues that the leaders who will matter most are those who build with others, listen well, and make room for many voices. This talk challenges the audience to move beyond “me” and embrace the strength of “we.” Olajumoke is a multifaceted leader. She is lawyer, business consultant, and mentor. She helps people maximize their potential. With certifications in law, philanthropy, and leadership, she’s a Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants and mentor with the Nigerian Bar Association Women Forum. Through Life Mastery Academy and Dream Catchers, she empowers women and individuals to achieve financial intelligence and personal growth. As Group MD of Abib Olamitoye Group, she leads a consortium of hospitals and hotels, while inspiring leaders and voices through her work as author, speaker, and coach. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx