Portfolio Executive Podcast

Portfolio Executive Podcast Episode 1: Digital Nomad


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Are charities failing to make an impact—or just failing to tell their story effectively?


In this insightful episode of the ‘Portfolio Executive’ Gareth Wax and Valerie Merrill sit down with Dr David Simmons to explore the evolving world of charities, storytelling, and the future of work. From building trust with funders to navigating a rapidly changing, AI-driven landscape, David shares powerful lessons from his diverse career and deep experience in social impact.


You’ll Discover

•          Why impact storytelling is essential for charity success

•          How trust directly influences funding and longevity

•          The importance of adaptability in a volatile, uncertain world

•          How AI is transforming how organisations measure and prove impact

•          Why community work often leads to unexpected, meaningful outcomes

•          What it means to build a portfolio career in today’s economy

•          How strong leadership communicates long-term impact effectively

 

TimeStamps:

00:00 Introduction to Charity Effectiveness

00:34 David's Cosmopolitan Upbringing and Its Impact

04:56 The Role of Morale in Organisations

06:29 Building Trust and Measurable Impact in Charities

11:52 Communication Strategies for Charities

15:25 Adaptability in the Modern Workforce

20:01 The Future of AI in Charitable Work

22:52 Additional Insights

23:03 Closing Thoughts


Guest & Host Links:

David Simmons: https://portfolioexecutive.biz/executive/david-simmons/ 

Valerie Merrill: https://portfolioexecutive.biz/executive/valerie-merrill/

Gareth Wax: https://portfolioexecutive.biz/executive/gareth-wax/

 

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Portfolio Executive PodcastBy Charles McLachlan