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Creating Sunshine94. Finding the Silver Lining: Breast Cancer Reconstruction Explained with Dr. Dhivya SrinivasaWhen you're diagnosed with breast cancer, you're often told you only have one option for reconstruction. You're told your nipples can't be saved. You're told you'll need tissue expanders and multiple surgeries over a year or more. But what if everything you've been told isn't the whole truth?In this powerful episode, I sit down with my breast reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Dhivya Srinivasa, to have the conversation every woman facing breast reconstruction needs to hear. Dr. Srinivasa is double board-certified in General Surgery and Plastic Surgery with fellowship training in microsurgery. She's the founder of The Institute...
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The Dr Vonda ShowBreast Reconstruction, Advocacy, and Empowerment with Dr. Dhivya Srinivasa | HFYH #119In this episode, Dr. Vonda Wright sits down with Dr. Dhivya Srinivasa, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon specializing in microsurgery and breast reconstruction. She is the founder of The Institute for Advanced Breast Reconstruction (IABR) and a fierce advocate for patient-centered care. They dive deep into the long-term journey of breast reconstruction, covering how weight changes, surgical revisions, and insurance mandates impact outcomes over a lifetime. Dr. Srinivasa shares why microsurgery using natural tissue can dramatically restore quality of life and explains the importance of ongoing physical and emotional support for patients. She emphasizes personal health...
2025-04-2948 minThe Dr Vonda ShowBreast Reconstruction, Advocacy, and Empowerment with Dr. Dhivya Srinivasa | HFYH #119In this episode, Dr. Vonda Wright sits down with Dr. Dhivya Srinivasa, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon specializing in microsurgery and breast reconstruction. She is the founder of The Institute for Advanced Breast Reconstruction (IABR) and a fierce advocate for patient-centered care. They dive deep into the long-term journey of breast reconstruction, covering how weight changes, surgical revisions, and insurance mandates impact outcomes over a lifetime. Dr. Srinivasa shares why microsurgery using natural tissue can dramatically restore quality of life and explains the importance of ongoing physical and emotional support for patients. She emphasizes personal health...
2025-04-2948 min
The Confidence Doc Plastic Surgery Podcast with Dr. Rukmini (Vinaya) RednamTransforming Lives Through Advanced Breast Reconstruction – The Confidence Doc Podcast with Dr. Dhivya SrinivasaDiscover how advanced breast reconstruction techniques are changing lives in this episode of The Confidence Doc Podcast. Houston-based board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Rukmini Vinaya Rednam sits down with Dr. Dhivya Srinivasa, MD, to discuss innovative approaches to breast surgery, including free tissue transfer and the challenges of running a private practice. Dr. Srinivasa shares her journey as a breast reconstruction specialist, highlighting the importance of patient care, confidence-building, and cutting-edge surgical techniques. This episode offers essential insights for healthcare professionals, breast cancer survivors, and anyone interested in the future of reconstructive plastic surgery. Key...
2025-01-1725 min
People Inspired By Purpose - Purposely Podcast#210 'Leading a high profile foundation and a chart topping nonprofit podcast', Dhivya O'Connor CEO Cherie Blair Foundation for Women & host of The Charity CEO PodcastWelcoming Dhivya O'Connor's, CEO of the Cherie Blair
Foundation for Women and host and founder of The Charity CEO Podcast
Dhivya grew up in India but at the age of 18, Dhivya moved to the UK for her studies. Initially planning to return to India after completing her education, she found herself drawn to the opportunities that the UK offered. For a decade, Dhivya built a successful career in the private
sector, holding various strategy, business development, and leadership roles at companies such as GE Capital, Lloyds Bank, and OctopusTravel (now part of
Expedia Group).
However...
2024-08-1248 min
Third Sector PodcastIn conversation with Dhivya O’ConnorLucinda and Emily Burt are joined by Dhivya O’Connor, chief executive of the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women.Dhivya provides insight into her previous experiences as an interim chief executive, describing the pros and cons of holding a short-term leadership role, and stresses the importance of cultivating a healthy organisational culture from the outset.She talks about the foundation’s recent research into the use of artificial intelligence by female entrepreneurs and the need for charity leaders to be mindful of the high potential for women to face abuse in the online space.Al...
2024-03-2834 min
Gypsy KadhaigalS02E02 | Finding Freedom: A Woman's Solo Travel Story (TAMIL) | Dhivya Arumugam | MANALI DIARIES Part-2 |Experience the Enriching and Inspiring World of travel and coming of age with Part 02 of Manali Diaries on Gypsy Kadhaigal.
Featuring Guest Dhivya Arumugam, A Solo traveler from Theni, this episode is packed with valuable insights and experiences that will resonate with any solo traveler. From Dhivya's push to start her search to pursuing her dream of "Nisarga," this episode is a deep-dive into the world of travel and finding oneself.
Don't miss out on this Empowering episode - tune in now to Gypsy Kadhaigal!
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2023-04-101h 02
The Core PodcastInfluential Women in Tech Special | Dhivya Poole from Willis Towers WatsonIn this episode, we speak to Dhivya Poole, penetration test manager at Willis Towers Watson.Dhivya is passionate about cybersecurity and has worked hard to get where she is today. She was personally introduced into going into cybersecurity by actually having her own phishing attack.This episode shows why she's really excited to be in the industry and gives you five top tips for anyone thinking of getting into the field. It's a really great chat that shows her passion and enthusiasm for all things cyber! Hosted on Acast. See acast...
2022-10-2833 minThe Core PodcastInfluential Women in Tech Special | Dhivya Poole from Willis Towers WatsonIn this episode, we speak to Dhivya Poole, penetration test manager at Willis Towers Watson.Dhivya is passionate about cybersecurity and has worked hard to get where she is today. She was personally introduced into going into cybersecurity by actually having her own phishing attack.This episode shows why she's really excited to be in the industry and gives you five top tips for anyone thinking of getting into the field. It's a really great chat that shows her passion and enthusiasm for all things cyber! Hosted on Acast. See...
2022-10-2833 min
Big Careers, Small ChildrenDhivya O'Connor - What it Takes to Become a Charity CEO When You're a Parent, Moving from the Corporate to the Charity Sector & How to Find an Excellent MentorOur guest today is charity CEO Dhivya O'Connor.Dhivya is currently Interim CEO of the youth mentoring charity, The Girls’ Network and has previously served in the CEO role for organisations including United World Schools, Chartered Institute of Fundraising and Children with Cancer UK. She is also a Senior Leader Mentor on the Leaders Plus Fellowship Programme, supporting women returning to work after having children, in progressing their careers.Prior to joining the third sector, she held various strategy, business development and leadership roles in large corporates. A mother of two you...
2022-10-2640 min
Stories of Community ResilienceThe Goodness Behind Foster Care: Dr Dhivya RajasekaranFoster Care is a very noble thing to give back to the society. Our guest - Dr Dhivya Rajasekaran is a lecturer at a private University and has been living in Melbourne since 2010. With a PhD and qualifications in teaching, leading a well rounded life is what Dhivya is mostly focussed on. Being an empath and inspiring people around her to lead a happy and healthy life is what Dhivya cares about. Produced by Chris Mallika Bhadra. You can find more of Chris's media projects at: Coconut Chats YouTube and Instagram Durdeshe Bangla YouTube and I...
2022-08-0315 min
The Charity CEO PodcastEp 30. Charlotte Hill OBE, CEO The Felix Project: The Food Rescuers!“A big piece of what we are trying to do is work with the partners to get the food to where it’s working hardest… food is (just one) part of breaking the cycle of food insecurity.”Charlotte Hill is the new Chief Executive of The Felix Project, a charity dedicated to redistributing food and fighting food poverty in London. The Felix Project believes in a vision of London where no-one goes hungry and good food is never wasted.With an ambition to deliver 100 million meals a year to Londoners by 2024, The Felix Project collects surplus food from supp...
2022-02-1441 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 29. Shirah Mansaray, Founder & CEO I Am Somebody's Child Soldier: Being part of the solution“Technology has an incredible role to play in helping us deal with the challenges of children not being able to access education … but its (impact) is only in how we harness that technology and ensure that it’s grounded in local contexts and local needs.”Shirah Mansaray is the Founder and CEO of the charity, I Am Somebody’s Child Soldier. Having recently joined the Board of Amnesty International UK, Shirah talks about how from a young age she has felt compelled to address human rights issues and give children a voice. I Am Somebody’s Child Soldier is ded...
2022-01-3137 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 28. Tim Howarth, Founding CEO United World Schools: Believing in the power of education to transform lives“If there’s one over-riding feature that has really driven success in the last 10 years, it really is that complete and utter belief in the Mission... (and) linking up with people who share that commitment, to the power of education to transform lives.”Today’s is a very special episode: I am speaking with Tim Howarth, my predecessor at United World Schools and its Founding CEO.Tim tells the story of taking United World Schools (UWS) from his family’s kitchen table to the global organisation it is today, with over 1,200 staff operating across 4 continents and reaching nearly 50,000 children i...
2022-01-1743 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 27. Sarah Vibert, CEO National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO): Culture change is not linear“This is about structural issues in society and structural issues in the sector… Diversity and inclusion is a problem right across the sector… (and) the sector is about social justice and so there is an urgency for us as a sector to get this right. Culture change is not a linear process… real culture change takes a long time… trust and healing is the very beginning of that sort of conversation.”Sarah Vibert is the Interim CEO of NCVO, the National Council for Voluntary Organisations.NCVO is a membership body that champions charities and volunteers. Its focus is supporting...
2021-12-0638 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 26. Alasdair Harris, Executive Director Blue Ventures: Conservation by communities, for communities“The real disruption in our work has come about as a result of our impact model which is (about) turning conventional approaches to conservation upside down and grounding management of the sea in secure local tenure… management by communities for communities”Alasdair Harris is Founder and Executive Director of the marine conservation organisation, Blue Ventures. With a mission focused on rebuilding tropical fisheries with coastal communities, Alasdair talks about how developing an impact model that was truly by communities, for communities, has been transformative in sustaining locally led conservation. We discuss approaches for achieving impact at scale, includin...
2021-11-2246 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 25. Michelle Mitchell OBE, CEO Cancer Research UK: Cancer care, COVID-19 and the power of collaboration“Leaders who can convene and collaborate are going to be best placed to navigate the challenges of the post-pandemic world… No one (single) person, no one organisation, in fact no one country can beat cancer... we go faster when we collaborate and partner.”Michelle Mitchell epitomises her organisation’s strap-line: Together we will beat cancer. Driven by an absolute determination to accelerate progress in cancer research, Michelle shares leadership insights and lessons learned from being CEO of this £600m organisation. Being the world’s largest independent funder of cancer research, has not meant that Cancer Research UK has been immu...
2021-11-0849 min
Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastEmail ID - Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastEmail ID - இந்த பதிவில் நம்மை பிறர் எதை கொண்டு மதிப்பிடுகின்றனர் என்பதனை பற்றி ஒரு சிறிய கதையுடன் கொஞ்சம் சுவரசியத்தையும் கலந்து பேசியுள்ளேன், கேளுங்கள் மகிழுங்கள் !
2021-10-2903 min
Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastPuthagam - Kealunilave - Tamil Podcastபுத்தகம் - இந்த பதிவில் நாம் நம் வாழ்வில் எப்படியெல்லாம் ஏமாற கூடாது என்பதனை ஒரு சிறிய கதையுடன் கொஞ்சம் சுவரசியத்தையும் கலந்து பேசியுள்ளேன், கேளுங்கள் மகிழுங்கள் !
2021-10-2603 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 24. Darren Cormack, CEO Mines Advisory Group (MAG): Leadership by deliberate action“Be curious and communicate… Find the tension between reflection and action. (As a leader) you can equip yourself and you can develop in particular ways by deliberate action.”Darren Cormack is Chief Executive of the Mines Advisory Group, also known as MAG International. Since its establishment in 1989, MAG has helped over 20 million people in more than 70 countries, rebuild their lives and livelihoods after war. This global humanitarian and advocacy organisation works to find and remove lethal landmines and unexploded bombs in place affected by conflict. With over 5,000 staff across 26 countries, Darren shares his experiences stepping up to take the...
2021-10-2543 min
Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastSutta kadhai - Kealunilave - Tamil Podcastசுட்டகதை - இந்த பதிவில் நாம் நம் வாழ்வில் எதையெல்லாம் தெரிந்திருக்க வேண்டும் என்பதனை பற்றி ஒரு சிறிய கதையுடன் கொஞ்சம் சுவரசியத்தையும் கலந்து பேசியுள்ளேன், கேளுங்கள் மகிழுங்கள் !
2021-10-2304 min
Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastAasai - Kealunilave - Tamil Podcastஆசை - இந்த பதிவில் மனிதனின் ஆசை எப்படி உருவானது என்பதை ஒரு சிறிய கதையுடன் கொஞ்சம் சுவரசியத்தையும் கலந்து பேசியுள்ளேன், கேளுங்கள் மகிழுங்கள் !
2021-10-1903 min
Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastKealunilave - Trailerநீங்கள் இதுவரை கேட்டீடாத கதைகளை சுவரசியத்தோடு நல்ல கருத்துக்களையும் கலந்து தொகுத்து வழங்கும் இந்த பயணம் இனிதே துவங்கியது!
2021-10-1800 min
Kealunilave - Tamil PodcastKealunilave - Trailerநீங்கள் இதுவரை கேட்டீடாத கதைகளை சுவரசியத்தோடு நல்ல கருத்துக்களையும் கலந்து தொகுத்து வழங்கும் இந்த பயணம் இனிதே துவங்கியது!
2021-10-1800 min
2021-10-1700 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 23. Leonor Stjepic, CEO Montessori Group: A values-based approach to education, life and leadership“To be able to say, in a small way, I moved the needle to make (someone else’s) life better, is actually something that money cant buy...”Leonor Stjepic is Chief Executive of the Montessori Group.Montessori education was created by Dr Maria Montessori over 100 years ago. Leonor talks about Montessori education being an approach rather than a curriculum, providing the framework and structure, within which the child has the freedom to learn. The aim is to prepare children for the current realities of the world they are growing up, whilst instilling them with core values such as curios...
2021-10-1140 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 22. Sharath Jeevan OBE, Founder & Chair, Intrinsic Labs: Leaders as nurturers of purpose and impact“(For leaders) it’s about being able to ask the right question at the right time… that’s classic talent nurturing behaviour… trying to help everyone on your team become the best versions of themselves. The trick is to help create the space for us all to reflect on what really motivates each one of us in our unique context, giving us all the courage and the tools to make small, incremental but powerful changes towards it.”Sharath Jeevan is one of the world’s leading experts on ‘intrinsic motivation’ and author of the book, Intrinsic: A Manifesto to Reignite Our Inner...
2021-09-2745 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 21. Alice Dearing & Danielle Obe, Co-Founders & Chair, Black Swimming Association: Representation and creating Olympic history!“The BSA (Black Swimming Association) is set up as a bridge… building bridges into disenfranchised and disengaged communities.”Alice Dearing made history at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, as the first black female swimmer to represent Team GB at an Olympic Games. Danielle Obe is Chair of the Black Swimming Association, a charity that she co-founded along with Alice. The Black Swimming Association (BSA) is a non-profit organisation set up to diversify the world of aquatics through education, advocacy, support and research. In England currently 95% of black adults and 80% of black children don’t swim. Furthermore, black children are 3 times...
2021-09-1338 min
The Gaymers PodcastEp 7: SHREK IS AN ANIME?! ft. IanYo guys, in this episode we talked about anime and weebs. Make sure you guys listen till the end because Ian's jokes about anime are absolutely funny. Anyways, email us at thegaymerssquad@gmail.com if you guys have any inquiries. Enjoy!
2021-07-2217 min
Dhivi TalksDhivi talks showIt's all a life travel and my view of world . How I see people and circumstances to move forward in life. So I want you to travel with me in this journey. I would like to share my view point and my experiences in my way of talking, hope you would like it, it's ok if don't like it, I would try to improvise my field of area in your constructive comment. Come let's start the journey with Dhivya
2021-07-1900 min
The Gaymers PodcastEp 6: 20 Questions ft. Nimal and RajWe did 20 questions with these 2 fellas and it was hilarious. You guys should listen to the end because Dani asked a very juicy question to Dhivya. Email us at thegaymerssquad@gmail.com to give your feedback about this episode. Enjoy!
2021-07-0824 min
The Gaymers PodcastBonus: KPOP! (Beauty Standards)Don't let beauty standards defeat your dreams. Be who you want to be and love yourself. Enjoy this bonus clip and let us know what you think about it at thegaymerssquad@gmail.com.
2021-07-0305 min
The Gaymers PodcastEp 5: KPOP! ( Sasaeng, BTS Meal & more )Some sasaengs are so creepy to the point where they have injured their idols. We also talked about BTS Meal which 3 of us think that the meal is over hype. Listen to the full episode and let us know your opinion at thegaymerssquad@gmail.com. Enjoy!
2021-06-2920 min
The Gaymers PodcastEp 4: MH 370 THEORYIn this episode, MH 370 is the subject to be discussed. We made our own theory as well as we read some of the most famous theories about the vanishing plane 370. There are some rumors saying the plane is in Pakistan. Listen to this episode and leave your comment at thegaymerssquad@gmail.com. Enjoy!
2021-06-2223 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 20. Frank Fletcher, CEO Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust: Sailing through the Pandemic“The partnership puts young people at the centre and not brand … we should all be working together to achieve Mission, rather than brand awareness or the size of our turnover or how many staff we employ.”Frank Fletcher is CEO of The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust. The Trust supports young people with cancer, engaging them in outdoor activities, to help re-build their confidence and their lives, after cancer. We talk about how the Trust pivoted to a Virtual Summer during 2020 and what it has learnt during the pandemic in order to better support young people recovering from can...
2021-06-2151 minThe Gaymers PodcastEp 3: School in 2019 vs 2020In this episode, both of us shared our opinion about school during the pre-covid and covid situations. We just realized that school is actually our second home and it was really fun to just hang out with friends there. Let us know your opinion! Enjoy!
2021-06-1623 min
The Gaymers PodcastEp 2: Future PlansHave you guys ever wonder what will happen in the future? What's your future job? Will you ever be successful? Will you have a big house? In this episode, we will be talking about everything in the future. We invited two of the Gaymers member, Dhanya and Ian to talk about this topic and we had fun talking about it. This episode consist of funny and serious questions. Enjoy!
2021-06-0929 minThe Gaymers PodcastEp 1: First Impression, Relationship and Friendship talk.For the very first episode, we bring you guys Kyirtheev, Kasshrena and Ian. We talked about our very first impression of each other. Kassh revealed the amount of people who had crush on Dani when he was form 1! We also asked some juicy questions regarding Kassh's relationship with someone. Last but not least, we talked about Kyirtheev's friendship with *mhmm.
2021-06-0729 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 19. Baroness Delyth Morgan, CEO Breast Cancer Now: Achieving more through Collaboration“Providing support for today and hope for tomorrow.”Baroness Delyth Morgan is the CEO of Breast Cancer Now. Delyth has been leading the charge in the breast cancer space for many years. She is widely credited with achieving consolidation in the sector, having presided over the merger of Breast Cancer Campaign and Breakthrough Breast Cancer in 2015 and the more recent merger of Breast Cancer Now and Breast Cancer Care in 2019. We discuss the significant progress that has been made in research, treatment and care for breast cancer patients. However, there is still a way to go before Breast...
2021-06-0749 min
2021-05-3002 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 18. Helen Moulinos, CEO POhWER: What are our Human Rights?“Being your authentic self makes you a happier person and a better leader.”Helen Moulinos is the Chief Executive of POhWER, Britain’s largest human rights advocacy charity. POhWER was established in 1996 by a group of people with disabilities who were fighting social injustice and challenges in their lives. Today POhWER still operates with these roots at the heart of everything it does: supporting marginalised, vulnerable and socially excluded people through its charitable work. In 2020, POhWER reached over 400,000 people nationally, ensuring their rights were upheld and they were empowered to make independent choices.In this episode we talk...
2021-05-2443 min
2021-05-2205 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 17. Kate Lee, CEO Alzheimer's Society: Care Deeply and Be Honest“(As a leader) if your head isn’t above the parapet, it’s in the sand”Kate Lee is CEO of Alzheimer’s Society. In this interview we talk about how the organisation supports people with dementia and her own experience of dementia with her mother, who has been living with the disease for over 16 years.We also explore the principle of Radical Candor, as introduced in the book of the same name by Kim Scott, and that in order to be effective as leaders, we need to care deeply and be honest. Giving honest and constructive feedback is key to...
2021-05-1048 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 16. Catharine Brown, CEO Designability: Doing Important Work!“Despite all the discrimination legislation that exists and despite the equality, diversity and inclusion that we are (all) talking about, the needs of disabled people are not routinely met...”From using augmented reality to help dementia patients make a cup of tea, to building electric powered wheelchairs (the Wizzybug!) for physically disabled children, Designability creates practical products to enable disabled people live with greater independence.Catharine Brown, CEO of Designability, shares with us her charity’s work to improve the lives of the UK’s 14 million disabled people. Creating products based on principles of Design Thinking, the organisation puts the...
2021-04-2648 min
The Charity CEO PodcastEp 15. Angela McConville, CEO National Childbirth Trust: Creating a Movement for Change“Great Chief Executives... they are not (necessarily) the innovators; they might be the change-makers... its about creating the conditions for the team to thrive and for the movement to thrive...”Angela McConville is the CEO of the National Childbirth Trust, also known as the NCT Charity. In this episode we explore how NCT has created a grass-roots, volunteer-led movement providing services for expectant and new parents. Angela describes how embracing the power of digital during the pandemic actually led to a huge increase in the organisation’s reach and in the uptake of its services. NCT campaigns for chan...
2021-04-1246 min
2021-04-0402 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 14. Kirsty Schneeberger MBE, CEO Synchronicity Earth: Going forward to Better“COVID-19 has been this reset moment... it has really forced us to pause, to take a breath and to re-evaluate... what do we want to leave behind after the pandemic and what do we want to take forward.”Kirsty Schneeberger was CEO of Synchronicity Earth between December 2019 and March 2021, helping to steer the organisation through some of the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Synchronicity Earth is a biodiversity and conservation funder. Its vision is to create a world where all life is valued, celebrated and flourishing. In this episode we explore how planetary health and human health are i...
2021-03-2951 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 13. Girish Menon, CEO STiR Education: Transforming the lives of 60 million children“Education systems are failing (to prepare) children to face a world of unknown unknowns.” 53% of children coming out of world education systems are ‘learning poor’.STiR Education is striving to create a world where every child develops a love for life-long learning, through reigniting intrinsic motivation in teachers and building supportive education eco-systems. It’s goal is to reach 60 million children in public education systems worldwide by 2025.STiR Education (Schools and Teachers Innovating for Results) was started in 2012, and in just 8 years has reached an incredible 6 million children and 200k teachers across India and Uganda.In this epis...
2021-03-1548 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 12. Susan Daniels OBE, CEO National Deaf Children's Society: Driving Change and Dreaming Big!“Our vision is a world without barriers for every deaf child... Our job as an organisation is to challenge the culture of low expectations (for deaf children)”There are over 50,000 deaf children in the UK and more than 34 million deaf children worldwide. It is important to encourage them – and their families – to dream big. Susan Daniels is the CEO of the National Deaf Children’s Society, the UK’s largest charity for deaf children. The organisation raises awareness and provides expert support to families on childhood deafness, and campaigns for deaf children’s rights, so they have the same opportunit...
2021-03-0140 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 11. Debra Allcock Tyler, CEO Directory of Social Change: Leadership of Courage and Hope“You learn to be courageous by stepping out of your comfort zone; being absolutely terrified and doing it anyway… courage is about being beaten back but then taking a step forward.”Debra Allcock Tyler is the CEO of the Directory of Social Change, an organisation that provides resources, training and support to enable all charities to be successful. In this episode we discuss the key opportunities and risks ahead for the charity sector in 2021. Debra provides some practical advice for leaders to thrive through the ongoing crisis; as well as lessons learned from the pandemic that we should carry f...
2021-02-1557 min2021-02-0502 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 10. Mark Longbottom, CEO Heart Kids New Zealand: People, Purpose and Podcasting!“Less about egos and logos and let’s think more about mission and (those) whose lives we are trying to help and change... People first, Mission always.”With 12 babies every week born with Congenital Heart Defects in New Zealand and just one specialist hospital in the entire country that can provide treatment, Heart Kids New Zealand provides a lifeline of vital care and support for children, young people and families affected by these incurable conditions. Mark Longbottom is CEO of Heart Kids New Zealand by day and podcast host of the Purposely Podcast by night. Mark lived in the U...
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The Charity CEO PodcastEp 9. Julie Bentley, CEO Samaritans: Learning, Leadership and Listening“You don't need to have all the answers, you don't need to have solutions... you just need to be able to listen.”Julie Bentley is CEO of Samaritans, the suicide prevention charity.In this episode Julie shares life and leadership lessons, from being a post-lady early in her career, to how she grappled with the gremlins of Imposter Syndrome. She highlights key qualities of leadership: emotional intelligence, authenticity, resilience, humility, kindness, vulnerability and humour! - all of which she believes have been important through her own leadership journey.We talk about the work of Samaritans: providing a plac...
2021-01-1841 min
PodcastbydhivyaMaster movieMy movie Impression on master movie, which was directed by lokeshkanagaraj, acted by Vijay, vijaysethupathi, malavikamohanan.
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PodcastbydhivyaPaava kadhaigalMy impression towards paavakadhaigal movie streaming on Netflix ...This movie as 4 different story directedby 4 directors.. 1. Thangam, directed by sudha kongora, main casting: shanthanu, kalidas (i forget to say about there acting in my podcast..they both were killing in their acting.) 2. Love panna vitranum directed by vigneshsivan maincasting: anjali. 3. Vaanmagal directed by gvm, main casting: simbran, gvm, adhithya baskar 4. Oor iravu directed by vetrimaran, main casting: prakashraj, saipallavi...
2020-12-2306 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 8. Paul Evans, CEO Leadership Through Sport & Business: Youth unemployment and the risky business of changing the world“Our core purpose as charities isn’t to manage risk assessment and excel sheets ... our core purpose is to change the world, is to make change happen. That’s what we’re here for.”Paul Evans is CEO of Leadership Through Sport & Business, a social mobility charity that prepares and supports bright young people from disadvantaged backgrounds into roles with major firms. In this episode Paul delves into the situation for young people in Britain today and their ‘stolen future’, arising from the current crisis in youth unemployment. He highlights how the pandemic has laid bare social inequalities and how his org...
2020-11-1638 min2020-11-1201 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 7. Sophie Livingstone MBE, Managing Director, Trustees Unlimited: Making Governance sexy!“Your job as a Trustee is to be a custodian of the higher purpose of the mission and vision of the organisation.”‘Sexy’ is not normally a word one associates with charity governance. This conversation is about how the function of governance can be truly inspirational and what organisations can do to attract more diverse talent to their Trustee Boards. My guest Sophie Livingstone has extensive experience on both sides of the charity boardroom table. Over the past 20 years she has served on Boards of numerous organisations and was the founding CEO of City Year UK. Sophie was recently...
2020-11-0242 min2020-10-2500 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 6. Bhawani Singh Shekhawat, CEO The Akshaya Patra Foundation UK: The Indian disrupter tackling food poverty in schools“We are all born geniuses and the purpose of human life is to find an interface for that genius... and food can truly be the catalyst for that interface.”3.5 BILLION meals and counting...Bhawani Singh Shekhawat is the Chief Executive of The Akshaya Patra Foundation UK. The Foundation started 20 years ago in India, to tackle the dual issues of classroom hunger and access to education for disadvantaged children.The Foundation’s guiding vision is that no child should be deprived of an education because of hunger. This is the remarkable story of how The Akshaya Patra Foundat...
2020-10-1940 min2020-10-0901 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 5. Charlotte Hill OBE (Part 2), Founding CEO of Step Up To Serve: Leadership, babies and the intricacies of Maternity Leave!“The Chief Execs who I really admire are those who wear their heart on their sleeve and are open and honest and themselves.... they are their authentic selves... no matter where you see them and no matter who they are talking to, they are themselves.”In this episode, Part 2, of my conversation with Charlotte Hill, we talk about the joys and the challenges of having babies whilst being busy Chief Executives. We discuss issues surrounding Maternity Leave, Shared Parental Leave and around women transitioning back in to the workplace; and explore perceived barriers to leadership for women. We reflect on h...
2020-10-0531 min2020-10-0300 min2020-09-2500 min2020-09-2400 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 4. Charlotte Hill OBE (Part 1), Executive Director, BBC Children in Need: Pandemic impact on young people and the power of collective action - #iwill Campaign“If we can get young people becoming Trustees and volunteers as young people, that’s when they form habits, and so they will then be volunteers and fundraisers and Trustees ... for the rest of their lives ... So it’s a great investment in our society more broadly and in civil society if we can get them engaged at a young age.”My guest this episode is Charlotte Hill, the founding CEO of Step Up To Serve. In Part 1 of our conversation, Charlotte and I talk about her current role, on secondment, as Executive Director for Children and Young People wi...
2020-09-2132 min2020-09-1801 min2020-09-1201 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 3. Sarah Mitchell, CEO Heart of the City: Corporate Social Responsibility and the future of charity partnerships“There is a move away from the more traditional charity partnerships... (towards) a kind of main-streaming of responsible business.”In this episode I speak with Sarah Mitchell, CEO of Heart of the City, a charity working with small to medium sized companies to help them to develop a purpose beyond profit. We discuss the changing face of corporate partnerships; Scenario Planning amidst uncertainty; and reflect on the positive aspects of working through the pandemic. Sarah also highlights some key leadership learnings and the importance of taking time for reflection and self-care as a Chief Executive. This episode was recor...
2020-09-0731 minPodcastbydhivyaDon't judge book by its coverThis podcast is about the people who judging other by their dress
2020-09-0701 min2020-09-0301 min2020-08-3102 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 2. Gemma Peters, CEO Blood Cancer UK (Part 2): Implications of Black Lives Matter - What does Diversity, Equity and Inclusion really mean?“It cannot possibly be true that we have the best scientists working on blood cancer, if that scientific community only represents one bit of the population.”In Part 2 of our conversation with Gemma Peters, CEO of Blood Cancer UK, we delve in to what Diversity, Equity and Inclusion really means for the charity sector. Gemma shares the responsibility she feels being a white leader, with an all-white Board, Executive Team and with predominantly white scientific researchers. We look at specific initiatives that Blood Cancer UK are pursuing to address this and how, as a sector, we can look to d...
2020-08-2429 minThe Charity CEO PodcastEp 1. Gemma Peters, CEO Blood Cancer UK (Part 1): Leading through the pandemic - Impact on cancer communities and the charity sector“We do really need the government to acknowledge that this (research) investment is critical. It’s critical to patients, but it’s also critical to the UK as an entity. The UK’s strength in medical research is something that we are all so proud of.”In this very first episode of The Charity CEO Podcast we speak with Gemma Peters, CEO of Blood Cancer UK. In Part 1 of our conversation, we talk about leading through the current crisis; the impact of delayed healthcare and medical research for cancer patients; discuss the tough decisions behind redundancy consultations at Blood Canc...
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2020-08-1603 minPodcastbydhivya"Corona" Perah kettaley chumma athuruthula...In this podcast u gonna see about corona parithabangal...
2020-08-1505 min2020-08-1102 minPodcastbydhivyaNeeing nallavara?? Kettavara??This podcast is about....ketta than therium...so ulla poi kellunga....
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10 Minute HealthBizCastAlbum 1 Track 4: Dhivya Venkat of Esya LabsDhivya Venkat – Co-Founder of Esya Labs explores groundbreaking new ways to predetermine drug compatibility and to detect chronic conditions.Host Bobby GuyMusic by Banks & Guy. Listen on Apple Music or SpotifyFor more information about the 10 Min. HealthBizCast podcast, visit https://www.healthbizcast.net/
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2018-05-2301 min2018-05-2302 min2018-05-2202 minDhivya KumarScientific MethodIn this episode, we brought in a guest. I hope you enjoy the scientific method!
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