Leadership Insights - embracing radical change with John Peters
Thu 21 Jan
|RGS Worcester
When everything goes wrong, what makes a leader? Shot down over Iraq during the Gulf War, captured and subjected interrogation and torture, RAF pilot John Peters experienced leadership, resilience and survival in circumstances few of us could imagine. You won't forget these stories - don't miss it!
Time & Location
21 Jan 2027, 16:00 – 18:00
RGS Worcester, Upper Tything, Worcester WR1 1HP, UK
About the event
In 1991, RAF pilot John Peters was shot down over Iraq and captured during the Gulf War. What followed was a seven-week ordeal of torture, interrogation and uncertainty that tested him to the absolute limit.
Today, John draws on that extraordinary experience to explore leadership, resilience, trust, uncertainty, change and high performance – lessons that are just as relevant in the boardroom as they are in the cockpit.
Join us for a powerful and unforgettable evening with a man who has experienced pressure few of us could imagine – and discovered what it really takes to keep going.
An event that will challenge the way you think about leadership, resilience and yourself.
In support of Project 45 – Mark's Memusi Mission.