This week is going to be a little different … well, perhaps a lot different.
On my podcast journey so far, I’ve had the pleasure to share with you conversations I’ve had with truly inspiring women.
This week, I thought I’d take a look back and share with you excerpts from some of those conversations. I know, in selecting them for this, I learned more from each of them – and I hope you will, too.
The guests I’ve chosen are five very different women, from five different parts of the world.
First Kelly Ann McKnight, from Canada was my very first guest and I'm pleased to introduce her again.
Then Annabel Harper. Annabel is a very experienced leadership coach with so much experience in the Middle East that she authored the book Shujaa'ah - Bold Leadership for Women of the Middle East.
Next is Cheryl Gray, Certified Master of The Leadership Challenge. She has so much to share with women, with her corporate experience and now coaching and developing leaders.
Dr Harum Makhaya is an amazing woman from Sudan and now works with the World Bank in Washington.
Finally, Ittela Ali. She's a dear friend who's also from Bangladesh. What a career she has had, having worked for the UN, the BBC and now is in Canada.
I'll introduce you to each one before we hear from them.
So let's get started.
This week is going to be a little different … well, perhaps a lot different.
On my podcast journey so far, I’ve had the pleasure to share with you conversations I’ve had with truly inspiring women.
This week, I thought I’d take a look back and share with you excerpts from some of those conversations. I know, in selecting them for this, I learned more from each of them – and I hope you will, too.
The guests I’ve chosen are five very different women, from five different parts of the world.
First Kelly Ann McKnight, from Canada was my very first guest and I'm pleased to introduce her again.
Then Annabel Harper. Annabel is a very experienced leadership coach with so much experience in the Middle East that she authored the book Shujaa'ah - Bold Leadership for Women of the Middle East.
Next is Cheryl Gray, Certified Master of The Leadership Challenge. She has so much to share with women, with her corporate experience and now coaching and developing leaders.
Dr Harum Makhaya is an amazing woman from Sudan and now works with the World Bank in Washington.
Finally, Ittela Ali. She's a dear friend who's also from Bangladesh. What a career she has had, having worked for the UN, the BBC and now is in Canada.
I'll introduce you to each one before we hear from them.
So let's get started.