Chief Wellbeing Officer

From a Grey Friday in Amsterdam to a Blue Monday in London, episode 4 looks at the story of giffgaff, the UK telco, with a focus on how they are building a culture of positivity and emotional engagement from the bottom up. Steven talks to Kim Faura, Chief Commercial Officer and Alastair Gill, People Partner, about ministries, passports and of course that New Order song.

Pair with the article of the same name on The European Business Review (europeanbusinessreview.com)

Produced by DJ Yllarramendy.

Recorded in July 2017 and just before writing Chief Wellbeing Officer in August and September, Steven and Rory discuss their inspiration the past several years and what they hope to achieve in the book. They discuss Universitas Telefónica, business today and how to create a more human-centric future of work.

In episode 2 we discuss some of the best bits of Toni Nadal's recent visit to Universitas and his interview with Program Director Carole Wettman. Rory and Steven talk with Carole about Toni's dual role as Uncle and coach, the approach taken to make Rafa a legend of the sport, the importance of humility, and how Rafa came back to be the best in the world during 2017.

As always we try and view some of the main points in the context of business and the future of work, in this case including coaching, performance and knowing when to quit.

Produced by Alejandro Yllarramendy.

In our opening episode we talk to Ann Pickering, Director of Human Resources at O2, about high performing cultures, learning and development, women in leadership, mental health, and of course football.

Produced by Alejandro Yllarramendy.