From Doing to Guiding: Leading Cross-Functional Environments with Situational Awareness @VanderbiltOwen
From Doing to Guiding: Leading Cross-Functional Environments with Situational Awareness  @VanderbiltOwen
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this episode, host Taiwo Olawehinmi sits down with Megan Fisher, Executive Director and U.S. Brand Lead for Rare Disease at Amgen, to discuss career development inside a complex corporate culture. She shares how intentional leadership transition, cross-functional leadership, and authentic leadership shaped her path.

We explore her move into executive leadership and general management, and how integration skills, situational awareness, and clear organizational strategy shape her decisions. She also shares how she approaches team empowerment and selects the right strategic levers to strengthen brand leadership for the long term.

This is leadership with intention, reflection, and heart. Listen in!

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From Doing to Guiding: Leading Cross-Functional Environments with Situational Awareness

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