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CORPORATE HARD TALK
By Deborah AbodunrinBusiness
CORPORATE HARD TALK episodes
- SEASON 4:Ep1 - Gender Balance and Diversity with Anju Solanki
New episode!
Deborah's virtual sit down is one that concerns every single one of us. Grab a coffee or better get your running shoes on as you listen.
Corporate Hard Talk! Also known as Deborah’s Corporate Hard Talk is a conversational podcast show about corporate woes and wins. Chatting to entrepreneurs, professionals, and drawing from her (Deborah) own corporate journey. The podcast inspires through storytelling, sharing the professional journey. Corporate Hard Talk is where everyone is highly celebrated and has a very loud voice in these current times.
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41 min - 2/2 DCHTPODCAST COVID OUTREACH EPISODES:Weʼre raising £2,200 to feed 100 single-parent families in Nigeria during Covid-19
Welcome back to DCHTPodcast on this episode I am having a conversation with Emmanuel and Esther Abodunrin about our fundraising initiative to support single mothers in Nigeria who have been hit hard by the harsh reality of Covid-19. The 3 of us would like to plead for you to listen to the episode and most importantly donate - https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/deefundraisers. Thank you to all our donors so far we appreciate you and the women have been elevated with your funds.
51 min - 1/2 DCHTPODCAST COVID OUTREACH EPISODES: A Chat with Founder of Myflair Resources Oluwaseun FadioraThis is 1 of the 2 episodes I have pre recorded virtually with my networks on the response to Covid-19. My guest is Oluwaseun Fadiora a serial entrepreneur from Nigeria on his independent respond t o help communities in Nigeria cope with the hard reality of Covid- 19.Please visit - to donate and contribute to the cause www.reachout.ng1 hr 14 min
- Networking on Instagram : Meet CEO Hamilton Perkins owner of HPC (AS SEEN IN Forbes)
I hope you continue to look after yourself during this uncertain time? I hope these bonus episodes are going down as a treat? On the latest episode I am speaking to a network from Instagram, yes I meet awesome people via the gram. I talk to Hamilton Perkins the CEO of Hampton Perkins Collections a bag and accessories company who uses recycled items to disrupt fashion in the US. Have a listen and let me know your thoughts
46 min - A chat with a friend who had Covid-19 symptoms and experience.I had a good time chatting to Emmanuelle about her career and passion as an Interior Architect the importance of networking and what we are both looking forward to doing after Covid-19 (Lockdown). There is the C word again, we also discussed Emmanuelle's experience with the disease which has put the world on an indefinite lock down. Enjoy !47 min
- My opinion on job search during this time.
On this episode I am giving my opinion on the job market during this time.
23 min - 8 min
- Bonus Episode| Convid-19: Reflecting and staying positive
In the next coupe of weeks I will be recording real time episode to keep us all busy and entertained during this current time.
48 min - 21 min
- 53 min
About CORPORATE HARD TALK
From the publisher's feed
The birth of Deborah’s Corporate Hard Talk (DCHT) came about from an interest in wanting to know people’s professional persona, their struggles and to provide tips and advice to others securing corporate opportunities.Deborah states “I hope DCHT can be that intimate online spot where you can learn a thing or 2 about how to survive in the corporate world”. The blog/podcast are meant to be simple, candid and real!
“I feel I didn’t have anyone to get career heads up and advise from, I hope this can be a place you can visit to get a little something without the jargon”- Deborah Abodunrin