Malumir Logan on The Good, the Evil and the Necessary: Power and Leadership

Does power truly corrupt, or is there a deeper truth to leadership and influence? In this thought-provoking episode of The Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast, Vicki Noethling sits down with Malumir R. Logan to explore the complexities of power, leadership, and identity. With two decades of experience in strategic and operational leadership, Malumir challenges conventional wisdom, sharing her insights on anti-oppressive leadership, navigating systemic barriers, and redefining success for those who feel “othered.” She unpacks the misconceptions around power, the realities of being “ambiguously racialized,” and the necessity of high-performing, people-centered leadership. Whether you’re an aspiring leader or an experienced professional, this conversation will reshape the way you think about influence, authority, and make a meaningful impact.

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Visit Malumir’s LinkedIn profile where listeners can learn more about the topics of leadership, sustainable resilience, organizational culture, and strategies to survive in an era of burnout, economic pressures, challenging societal issues and growing polarization.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/malumir-r-logan/

Malumir Logan is a seasoned leader with two decades of experience in strategic and operational expertise and a published author in public sector innovation. She is also a small business owner, certified master practitioner in neurolinguistic techniques, and a university Adjunct Professor teaching master-level leadership and career skills courses.

Driven by the belief that exemplary, people-centered leadership and practical, high-performing efficacy go hand in hand, she takes pride in delivering effective leadership with this ethos. She has also practiced her belief in making a well-rounded contribution to society, finding other ways to make a positive difference in the world through 25 years of volunteering with charitable organizations, continuous learning and development, speaking on leadership panels, mentoring dozens of new professionals and students every year, and undertaking research on policy innovation for a national policy institute.

She describes herself as an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed leader; systems thinker; writer of creative non-fiction, poetry, blog posts and short stories; Tarot Creatrix; Reiki Master; intersectional woman (ambiguously racialized, multiple neurodivergence, recent disability) looking to inspire expansiveness for the systemically excluded.