Changeboard HR Future Talent Podcast
1) #57 - City & Guilds Group's Martin Hottass on how business can create a culture of lifelong learning
Martin Hottass is managing director at City & Guilds Group. He has over 30 years of experience in the skills sector, and previously led Siemens professional education in the UK and then EMEA. Since jo...Show More
2) #56 - Julia Streets on comedy, diversity & fintech
Julia Streets is the CEO and founder of Streets Consulting, a fintech business development, marketing and communications consultancy. She has previously worked as a senior executive in financial servi...Show More
3) #55 - Workday's Richard Doherty on AI, people analytics and disruptive technology in HR
Richard Doherty is senior director of product marketing for EMEA at Workday. A pioneer in cloud based recruiting and talent management solutions, Richard is a respected thought leader on people analyt...Show More
4) #54 - Leena Nair and Alan Watkins on the future of HR
Appointed chief HR officer for Unilever in 2016, Leena has worked for the nutrition and personal care giant since 1992 after joining as a trainee. The first female CHRO in the business’s history, she ...Show More
5) #53 - EY's Harvey Lewis on AI
Harvey Lewis is associate partner & chief data scientist in EY’s tax practice. A real-life rocket scientist with over 25 years of experience in AI, blockchain and disruptive technologies, he is a stra...Show More
6) #52 - Meyler Campbell's Anne Scoular on the power of effective coaching
Anne Scoular is the co-founder of the executive coach training and leadership development firm, Meyler Campbell. Anne has led a varied career, originally working as a diplomat and international banker...Show More
7) #51 -Saïd Business School's Dr. Nigel Spencer on automation and talent in professional services
After a career in academia exploring cultural change and group dynamics, Dr. Nigel Spencer went on to work in professional services for PwC, and in talent development for international law firms. In h...Show More
8) #50 - Hashi Mohamed on social mobility
Hashi came to the UK from Kenya at the age of nine after his father died. Growing up in some of the most deprived areas of the UK, Hashi would go on to qualify as a planning barrister in 2010. He has ...Show More
9) #49 - Simon Fanshawe on diversity and unconscious bias
Winner of the prestigious Perrier Award in 1989, Simon first came to prominence as a comedian before progressing into broadcasting. He has made programmes for both BBC radio and television, and his wr...Show More
10) #48 - Accenture's Candida Mottershead on diversity & inclusion
Candida Mottershead has led Accenture's people function in the UK & Ireland since the summer of 2016. In that time, she has led on a number of diversity initiatives, including working towards the goal...Show More