Skillsoft Percipio Leadercamp Live Course: Own Your Mistakes, Accelerate Your Growth

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Join us on October 20, 2026 with Megan Barry (Former Mayor of Nashville, Tennessee & Bestselling Author).

Turn setbacks into forward motion by learning how to face mistakes with honesty, courage, and accountability. In this powerful Leadercamp, you’ll explore how owning missteps with humility can rebuild trust, strengthen resilience, and open the door to meaningful growth. You’ll leave with practical strategies for navigating adversity, learning from failure, and leading with authenticity.

By the end of this Leadercamp, participants will be able to:

• Respond to setbacks with accountability and resilience.

• Transform mistakes into opportunities for learning and growth.

• Build trust by leading with authenticity, transparency, and humility.

About Megan Barry

Megan Barry is the former mayor of Nashville, Tennessee. During her time in office, she lost her only son, Max, to a drug overdose. Since leaving office, she has used her platform to reduce stigma around substance use disorder and support those affected by addiction, including their loved ones, through advocacy and public speaking.

Born in California and raised in Kansas, Barry earned a BS from Baker University and an MBA from Vanderbilt University. Her career has included roles as a corporate executive, independent consultant specializing in business ethics and corporate responsibility, and adjunct professor. She is currently running for U.S. Congress.

Barry has served on several boards and spoken for numerous organizations and events. She lives with her husband, Bruce Barry, and their two rescue dogs, Winslow and Natasha.