211. Rear Admiral Lee Goddard CSC on the human side of trust, accountability, and leadership
About this episode
Lee Goddard CSC shares insights on leadership, trust, and accountability in high-pressure environments.
Get the CEO Leadership Collection: Five curated conversations in a private podcast, each under ten minutes, on the decisions and pressures that define the role. Visit listentophil.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE What does it take to lead when the stakes couldn’t be higher? From commanding warships and joint-agency taskforces to advising some of Australia’s most innovative defence, aerospace, and technology companies, Lee Goddard CSC has spent his career operating in environments where leadership, trust, and decision-making truly matter. In this episode, Lee joins Phil to share lessons about: What leadership looks like under pressure The challenge of building and sustaining organisational culture Why trust remains the foundation of high-performing teams The growing importance of partnerships and strategic ecosystems How leaders can navigate disruption, uncertainty, and change This is a conversation about leadership in its most authentic form—service, accountability, adaptability, and mission. Listen now to hear Lee Goddard CSC’s perspective on leadership, resilience, culture, and strategic partnerships. The Partnership Playbook is the podcast for leaders who want to grow with clarity…
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