‘The Winning Side‘ is a series of podcast sessions with Sara Hasan that focuses on WINNING themes such as incorporating Diversity & Inclusion, driving social impact and leading change.
Episodes
Saturday Dec 12, 2020
Saturday Dec 12, 2020
Would you like to be remembered as Generation Equality? A generation that understood the social, human and economic imperative of diversity, equality and inclusion. A generation that explored innovation approaches to rebound from the pandemic, uplift communities and nations. If that hits a chord, come lets explore the trillion dollar opportunity, for Women in Business, that remain untapped.
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Featuring: Yvonne Greeves & Jess Gosling
Yvonne Greeves - Director of Women in Business, Natwest Group
Non-Executive Director/Trustee at FirstPort, Growth Company
Business Finance, Scottish Government Boards
Pivotal role with interventions for Rose Review of Female
Entrepreneurship
Jess Gosling - Cultural Diplomacy @ UK Government
CEO and Co-founder of Growth & Grace Collective
PhD in Soft Power @ UCL
Curator of a bi-weekly segment on Culture, Diplomacy & Innovation
Examining the transmission of ideas; reach out here
Titled 27th in the Top 100 Women Future Leaders (2020)
Most Influential Women in Tech UK 2020.
Host & Producer: Sara Hasan, Elected Women's Officer University of Cambridge, Graduate Union (2019), British-Asian diversity & inclusion advocate and experienced finance professional.
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I plan to read the book recommended by the speakers { Invisible women by Caroline Criado Perez } 😀 Thank you for bringing this conversation to us Sara 👏
Monday Dec 14, 2020
I really enjoyed listening to this conversation Sara!Learning Entrepreneurship from trial and error ,saying yes to things and moving forward,are some of the points that I plan to follow now. actually never thought about the importance of gender data gap and I totally agree that we need more data on women as most Algorithms have been trained to male data sets. All these are so important for women not just in business but in general too.
Monday Dec 14, 2020
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