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Dispatch: Inclusion, Mentorship and Parity with Eleanor Sullivan (H&K) and Anne Hayes (British Standards Institute)
This is the first episode in a special mini-series inspired by International Women's Day.
Hosted by former journalists Genelle Aldred (Senior Associate Director, H&K) and Briar Keen (Director of Communications Training, H&K), this thought-provoking series features compelling discussions on inclusion and the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels welcome and cared for.
Listen to personal stories from Eleanor Sullivan (Chief Strategy Officer, H&K) and Anne Hayes (Director of Sectors and Standards Development, Knowledge at the British Standards Institute), as they share their views on work and life.
Our guests touch on critical issues such as mentorship, the early exit of women from the workforce, and the need for organisational transformation. We also explore the concept of parity, stressing the importance of individual conversations and making time for people internally and externally.
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By Hill and KnowltonThis is the first episode in a special mini-series inspired by International Women's Day.
Hosted by former journalists Genelle Aldred (Senior Associate Director, H&K) and Briar Keen (Director of Communications Training, H&K), this thought-provoking series features compelling discussions on inclusion and the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels welcome and cared for.
Listen to personal stories from Eleanor Sullivan (Chief Strategy Officer, H&K) and Anne Hayes (Director of Sectors and Standards Development, Knowledge at the British Standards Institute), as they share their views on work and life.
Our guests touch on critical issues such as mentorship, the early exit of women from the workforce, and the need for organisational transformation. We also explore the concept of parity, stressing the importance of individual conversations and making time for people internally and externally.