Leadership Special James Poole: ‘Leading a charity people want to work for’
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Andy Peck chats with the executive director of Wycliffe Bible Translators which featured in the Sunday Times best places to work survey last year.
Why was this charity able to achieve such good results?
They explore why they believe they are able to get so much right and how this might translate into your working environment.
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Released on 8 Jul 2026
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