You Can’t Eat the Elephant Whole

When Hannah Bellamy of Charity Water joined me, Toby Mildon, the conversation took an unexpected turn towards the profound impact of workplace diversity on global issues like the water crisis. Throughout our discussion, we uncover the stark realities faced by women and children in developing countries who struggle daily for access to clean water, and how initiatives like those spearheaded by Charity Water can lead to inclusive growth and sustainable development.

The synergy between businesses and charities unfolds in this episode as we explore how strategic partnerships and innovative fundraising are amplifying the impact of nonprofits globally. Companies like Boston Consulting Group don't just offer support probono; they're part of a larger movement that aligns corporate responsibility with the values of their employees and broader societal needs. 

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This episode of the Inclusive Growth Show features Tracy Boylin who is the CEO of Organisational Genetics. Tracy talks about how her experience of toxicity in the workplace led to founding her business.

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 In this episode, I was rejoined by one of our previous fabulous guests, Rachael Edmondson-Clarke. Rachael returned to talk with me about burnout and steps we can all take to look after our wellbeing, spot burnout in colleagues, and the real impact that burnout has in the workplace.

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In this episode of the Inclusive Growth Show, Toby talks to Ed Warner from Motionspot and discusses the importance of thinking holistically and intersectionally about inclusive design and its benefits for people and businesses. 

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In this episode of the Inclusive Growth Podcast, I spoke with Rachael Edmondson-Clarke about the importance of moods and how you can check in with yourself to be a more inclusive and impactful leader.

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For this conversation with Kathrina Robotham from Catalyst, we talked about the importance of adaptability and empathy in managers to support the performance of teams and organisations.

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This episode features Lee Gudgeon the Managing Director of Reed Talent Solutions talking about the evolution of the diversity and inclusion journey that Reed Talent Solutions is on. The conversation covers what he has learned along the way and the part that he's played in his role as an executive sponsor.

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In this episode, I talk to Laura Durrant, Chief Executive of the Black Talent Charter. We cover why the charter is needed, how itwill set about achieving its aims and the tangible results Laura anticipates.

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In this episode of the Inclusive Growth Show, Toby is joined by Pippa Catterall, Professor of History and Policy at the University of Westminster, about her report written in collaboration with Arup called ‘Queering Public Space’.

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This conversation on the Inclusive Growth Show is with Pil Byriel, co-founder of Develop Diverse, an impactful tool that highlights both the power of language and the role that technology can play in accelerating progress towards inclusive workplaces.

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