Our Massive Transformative Purpose is to ‘tenfold Australia’s impact for a better world’ and we live this through our Principles which we can’t wait to discuss with you:

GET REAL - anti-superficiality and low-ego promoting a psychologically safe space where people can be themselves, be vulnerable and be honest.

GO LARGE - in every action we seek multiple ways to create value at speed and scale across multiple channels for this generation and the next.

GIVE FORWARD - always giving more than asked and paying it forward to others less advantaged as stewards not owners of our resources.

Show Notes: 

Closing the Divide

While the conversation around diversity in the workplace has never been louder, the voices of female entrepreneurs in the male-dominated tech fields are still demanding attention.

In this week's episode Christina Gerakiteys speaks with Terese Alarcos who has interviewed and documented conversations with female entrepreneurs in tech from around the globe in her recently released book Female Entrepreneurs; Strengths, Journeys and Outcomes.

Franziska Iseli joins the conversation, featured in the book and a serial entrepreneur, Franziska is a Marketing & Brand Strategist and Co-founder of Basic Bananas, The Business Hood and Oceanlovers.

Adding her wisdom and experience is Rebecca Grainger, founder at triiyo, an organisation connecting businesses with their people during workplace transitions using innovative technology and HR automation.

The conversation is lively, a deep-dive into what it is to experience being female in the tech world, and how we can all join together to ensure purpose and impact are the guiding principles rather than gender.

What obligations do organisations need to embrace to ensure their employees are relevantly skilled for the future?

Fiona Anson; UTS Enterprise Learning Lead, Dan Fish; Director of Go1 Education, and Ian Thomson; Head of UTS Animal Logic Academy, look at the critical role our teams play in business function and development, micro-credentials and recognition for what the skills we already possess and the things we already know, as well as the transferable attributes of corporate responsibility.

In our digitally-blended-decade of the 2020's, the delineation between IRL & URL is truly blurred. From unbelievable XR, to heart-racing interactive stories, to metaverses of millions, when near anything imaginable is technologically possible, how do we continue to imagine, invent and extend our new realities?

With cleverly designed digital experiences, from physical spaces built for mixed reality, data-driven personalisation, to voice-based conversational interfaces, our everyday realities are blurry and blended— making way for our storyworlds to be too.

Christina Gerakiteys speaks with Jessie Hughes, an internationally-recognised Australian new media artist and technologist. She has been named one of Australia’s Future Changers for her commitment to using digital innovation for positive social impact, and was named a 2020 Sir General John Monash Scholar. Hughes has designed and implemented solutions for tech-giants such as Oculus, Facebook, and Adobe, and has been featured in over 80+ media articles in radio, newspaper and TV. She is a Winston Churchill Fellow, Lord Mayor’s Young and Emerging Artist Fellow and a UN Sustainable Development Goals Innovation Talent. Professionally, Jessie works as a Creative Technologist for Josephmark, toying at the cross-intersection of design, technology, art, research and strategy for social innovation.

This episode will prepare, scare and excite those in the storytelling, media and entertainment sphere to the expanding and unfolding future of entertainment technologies. What's real, what's not, and do we really need to know the difference?

Show Notes: 

Connect with Jessie Hughes

Connect with Josephmark

Holly Ransom is a globally renowned content curator, powerful speaker and master  questioner with the belief that if you walk past it, you tell the world it’s okay. Named one of Australia’s 100 Most Influential Women by the Australian Financial Review, she has delivered a Peace Charter to the Dalai Lama, was Sir Richard Branson’s nominee for Wired Magazine’s ‘Smart List’ of Future Game Changers to watch and was awarded the US Embassy’s Eleanor Roosevelt Award for Leadership Excellence in 2019. 

Having interviewed the likes of Barack Obama, Malcolm Gladwell, Richard Branson, Billie Jean-King, Condoleezza Rice, Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus and the world’s first humanoid robot Sophia, Holly fights complexity with curiosity, apathy with empowerment and fear with fact.

Christina Gerakiteys speaks with Holly about her newly released book, The Leading Edge, which helps people harness their own potential to lead by asking better questions, thinking beyond biased answers and building collective momentum for change. In The Leading Edge, Holly brings the real world leadership lessons of many diverse thinkers and pioneers she’s met to the fore.

Show Notes:

Holly's Book - The Leading Edge: Dream big, spark change and become the leader the world needs you to be 

Mike Hatrick is an engineer who has spent 30 years’ working with aerospace, automated logistics, climate change, trucks and construction equipment.

15 years ago he made a mid-career switch from being an innovator to helping people and organisations innovate.

Since then he has strived to put innovation theory into practice in four different organisations, and is a frequent and enthusiastic speaker on the topic of corporate innovation.

Since 2016 he has been helping to enable innovation at Volvo Group in Sweden working with intellectual property strategy. 

Christina Gerakiteys speaks with Mike about driving purpose, impact and innovation in organisations, and the steps needed to overcome barriers.

Christina Gerakiteys welcomes back Founder and CEO of the Atlas of Consciousness, Ella Jude, to explore the growth of life through gender transition. 

Listen in to hear Jude's inspiring message on the power of alignment to heart, how it is the healthiest life we can live, and holding that despite the challenges of the outside world.

Show Notes: 

Core Truth Trailer: https://youtu.be/-xNOkScEvTw

Full episode on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-atlas-emotions-series/id1449434840?i=1000486370631

Join our panel of experts Fiona Anson, UTS Enterprise Learning Lead, Dan Fish, Director Go1 Education and Ian Thomson, Head of UTS Animal Logic Academy, as they discuss the future of work and the skills required while we head towards a future that looks very different from our past.

To celebrate National Science Week, Prof. Elliot Gilbert, a leader of Food Material Science at ANSTO, discusses how measuring food structure at the molecular level assists with controlling and predicting behaviour, and the design of better food.

Bianca Rose Phillips is on a mission to help advance global 21st century healthcare with the mainstream use of telemedicine, wearables and personalised medicine. She is a lawyer and the author of the upcoming book Making the Digital Health Revolution. Ranked by Medika Life as top 50 most influential voices in healthcare for 2021.

Pre-order Bianca Rose Phillips' Book 'Making the Digital Health Revolution: Structural Elements & Logical Methods' at https://www.biancarosephillips.com/