Sung-Hyui Park: a how-to guide to rebalance power dynamics

2025-05-27

Brought to you by Olivia Sibony at Impact Amplified. At Impact Amplified, we support you and your team to build your Future Consciousness muscle and dance with uncertainty. We support you to understand the context you operate in, build allies in meaningful places and hone in on the tangible actions you can take that will shift the dial. We inspire leaders to step into their true power, so they can effect change and create a legacy they can be proud of. You can see our pr...

Brought to you by Olivia Sibony at Impact Amplified.

At Impact Amplified, we support you and your team to build your Future Consciousness muscle and dance with uncertainty.

We support you to understand the context you operate in, build allies in meaningful places and hone in on the tangible actions you can take that will shift the dial.

We inspire leaders to step into their true power, so they can effect change and create a legacy they can be proud of.

You can see our programmes here and you can contact Olivia directly liv@impactamplified.co.uk to find out more.

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In this episode, I interview Sung-Hyui Park, Partner at the Law Firm Bates Wells. She uses her power and influence in law, to redress power imbalances: she advises on investment and contractual terms that aim to be pragmatic, equitable and mindful of the wider goals and mandates. aiming for the “best of all worlds”.

In our conversation, we explore the practical ways in which contracts can incentivise and empower all parties to succeed. We delve into some uncomfortable truths around business as usual, as well as exploring the pressure points that can catalyse significant systemic shifts for the organisations involved, as well as the wider stakeholder groups.

As is a theme for us at the moment, we explore ways in which meaningful collaboration is key to unlocking long term value and business opportunities that bring a multiplier effect.

I never thought I’d utter these words, but this conversation with Sung-Hyui (“hair”) Park made me seriously consider shifting my career to retraining as a lawyer, when I understood the significant impact law can have as a tool in service of society.

You can read more about the Equalising Deal Terms project here.

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With special thanks to Gareth Jones, mix engineer, to Marie Jessel, producer, to Raj Samuel, creative director, and to Shane Ivers for the music.

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