Independent Journalist and Filmmaker
Miles O’Brien is an acclaimed independent journalist specializing in science, technology, and aerospace. He is a science correspondent for PBS NewsHour and contributes to NOVA and FRONTLINE as a producer, director, writer, and correspondent. Previously, he spent nearly 17 years at CNN. A licensed pilot with more than 2,600 flight hours, O’Brien continued flying after losing his left arm following an on-assignment injury in 2014. His four-decade career has earned numerous awards for insightful reporting.
Thu • Sep 17 • 12:30pm – 1:00pm ET
Commander Sunita Williams spent months aboard the International Space Station under conditions that would shut down most organizations. This is not a story about space. It is a conversation about leading in environments where the margin for error is zero, the playbook has gaps, and the team has to adapt in real time. What she learned applies directly to every leader navigating transformation without a map.
