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Jenni Parker, Founder & Director of Humanly . Her journey takes us from her initially considering psychology, to studying product design, discovering service design, working internationally on social impact projects (Nike, UN, BBC Media Action), freelancing and eventually building her own studio.

Idaira has a fascinating way of looking at the "value" in AI and technology, and her career path is a masterclass in how to pivot and reinvent yourself. We dive deep into her transition from marketing in the UK to her long-term growth at IBM, and her latest chapter as a leader in AI strategy at Accenture.gaming

Swathi’s path from Chennai to New York. Blending animation, storytelling, and science-backed game design. This episode is a masterclass in curiosity and craft. If you’re interested in how games can shape behaviour, support mental health, and preserve heritage, this episode is full of inspiration (and a few surprises).

43. UX Researcher at Centrica | Guest: Sophie Aldebert by Gabrielle Corbett

42. Founder & Director of Electric Shores Publicity | Guest: Jenn Nimmo-Smith by Gabrielle Corbett

41. Accessibility and Engagement Lead at the Ministry of Justice | Guest: Charlie Turrell by Gabrielle Corbett

40. Product Designer @ Spotify | Guest: Maanasa Mahesh by Gabrielle Corbett

Lisa’s career path—from marketing to CRM to senior product management—offers invaluable insights for anyone navigating the tech or fashion spaces.

In this episode, we dive into; CRM & MarTech at a fashion marketplace. Why being harmony-focused in meetings leads to better outcomes. The power of mapping ideas to refine together.How Lisa juggles product management, language learning (Korean + Japanese!), and following her fave K-pop band (Stray Kids*) on tour!

Enjoy actionable tips, laughs, and career inspiration

A big shoutout to Lisa’s Depop squad—Sasha, Jess, Lanny, Nana, and Riley—and her favorite K-pop stars for keeping her motivated on the journey.

Andressa is a self-proclaimed design system nerd with an incredible wealth of knowledge in creating and evolving design systems. Whether you’re just beginning to explore design systems or you're already working on large-scale implementations, this conversation is packed with insights that will elevate your thinking.

Ally is transforming tech by empowering the next generation of women. Originally from Glasgow and now in Australia, Ally discovered her love for coding through art and music. Her social enterprise, Code Like a Girl, began as a community event and has since evolved into nationwide programs, like school holiday camps and a traveling classroom created with Toyota, that make tech accessible and fun. Through her work, Ally is driving diversity, fostering inclusion, and building pathways for future women in tech