In the captivating continuation of our Season II premiere, Funmi Adegbola delves into the pervasive issue of workplace discrimination, unveiling the transformative power of boardroom language in mainstreaming OSH. Join us as she shares insights from her current leadership role, explores the invaluable contributions of women in pivotal positions, and imparts wisdom on mastering one's craft.

In this first-ever mid-week episode teaser, Vivianne Boaz dives into a topic close to her heart—community safety. From her real-life experiences to actionable tips, she’s all about creating safer spaces for everyone, no matter where you are.

In this episode, she also shares insights from a must-read book that’s been on her radar: "One Minute SAFETY Manager" by Ken Annandale. If you’re looking to build your knowledge on safety in just minutes, this one’s for you!

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In this episode, we talk to the phenomenal Funmi Adegbola about what fuels her passion for EHS, equity, diversity and inclusion and how this led to the birth and growth of SOWSHE-A. Enjoy.

In episode 3 of the EHS Unplugged Podcast, Vivianne Boaz interviews Kevin Harris a renowned Environment, Health and Safety practitioner in Kenya to help her and listeners understand what Psychological Safety is and looks like in the workplace. They also detail the benefits of creating psychologically safe workplaces such as enhancing of employee engagement, improving creativity, better employee wellbeing, reduce employee turnover and increase compliance with EHS requirements.

EHS trainings play a critical role in creating a safe and compliant work environment, safeguarding the well-being of employees, and protecting the environment. In this episode, we explore the significance of EHS trainings, their impact on employee welfare, and the broader benefits they bring to businesses.