Responsible Management - University of Bradford School of Management

Responsible Management - University of Bradford School of Management

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  • 11: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
    In this episode Professor David Spicer is joined by Dr Jack López and Dr Paul Taylor-Pitt as they explore Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the modern world. Jack and Paul explore EDI by discussing the complexities that businesses of all sizes face, the best way to take the next step forward in your organisation and some of the challenges they've face during their careers. Explore how you can implement new strategies whilst staying honest, open and transparent and how you need to be the culture you want to see in your work environment. 


    Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt is an award winning organisation development practitioner, activist and writer with decades of experience supporting complex change. He hosts the HOPECAST podcast on spirituality and sexuality and is featured in HR Magazine's Most Influential Thinkers List. He is the founder of Metamorphosish Ltd who are a specialist consulting practice offering organisation development, coaching, mentoring and research.


    Dr Jack Lopez is the Associate Dean for Equality Diversity and Inclusion in the Faculty of Management and Law at the University. He’s a social and medical anthropologist and his research is concerned with barriers to healthcare and social justice. Outside of the University he sits on the health strategy working group for Trans Actual UK, an organisation set up in 2017 as a response to increasing press hostility, transphobia and misinformation.
    47 min
  • 10: Responsible Finance
    In this episode Dave is joined by three guests as Esther Mallowah and Oliver Nelson-Smith from ICAEW join Dr Marizah Minhat from the University of Bradford. The conversation covers how businesses can apply responsible financial practices to their day to day business activities. The conversation provides a current perspective on financial expectations and management for SMEs in the current business climate.
    40 min
  • 9: Authenticity in the Workplace
    In this episode David discusses what it means to be an authentic leader with Ian and Banita, who share their insights on the roles and responsibilities of leaders in this regard, the relationship between responsibility and authenticity and the challenges of developing and maintaining this for leaders in organisations of all types. 

    Ian Adams graduated from the University of Bradford’s School of Management in 2002, with a Distinction in his Master’s in Business Administration (MBA). This spring-boarded a broad career in communications, at the BBC, BECTA, The Pensions Regulator, and now promoting patient safety in the NHS as a Director of NHS Resolution (the legal arm of the health service).

    Dr. Banita Lal is an Associate Professor in Responsible Management, Director of the Masters in Management Portfolio and Programme Leader for the MSc Management programme. She gained her PhD from the Department of Information Systems, Computing and Mathematics at Brunel University, UK before moving on to work at Nottingham Trent University and the University of Bedfordshire. 
    39 min
  • 8: People as the Core of Responsible Management - 60th Anniversary Special
    In this episode alumnus Merel Olgers (Director of People and Culture, Universal Music Group) and Dr David Spicer as they focus conversation on responsible human resource management and how people are the core to responsible management. Merel and Dave explore Human Resource Management and how it needs to be considered and prioritised for a company to enact responsible management practices. The conversation includes focus on the difficult conversations and decisions that take place, what 'good practice' can be and frustrations around the term human 'resources'. Merel graduated from the School of Management in 2010 and has been invited back to deliver the inaugural Annual Management Lecture as a part of the 60th Anniversary celebrations for the School. Using her experience she discusses how you can connect people, inspire an organisation and lead whether you are part of a large organisation or SME.
    26 min
  • 7: Responsible Leadership
    In this episode Darya Belsner and Professor Cordula Barzantny discuss with David the relationship between responsible management and responsible leadership and what it means to be a leader in an environment focused of responsibility as well as the challenges to be faced when leading responsibly.
    45 min
  • 6: Representation and Diversity in Marketing
    In this episode David discusses diversity and inclusion in firms with Nicky and Eva and the importance and challenges of ensuring representation and diversity in our marketing as well. Both our contributors are Women in Marketing award winners and have a wealth of insight and experience that they share about the business.
    33 min
  • 5: Responsibility and Social Media
    Responsible Management is a podcast from the University of Bradford’s award-winning School of Management. It is hosted by David Spicer, Professor of Small Business Development and Organisational Studies and Director of Business and Community Engagement in the school.

    In this podcast we bring together our academic experts and leaders from industry to debate and discuss issues concerning ethics, sustainability and responsibility in organisations today.

    This is part of the offer provided for SMEs as part of the school’s Knowledge Transfer Network. For more information please contact [email protected]
    39 min
  • 4: The Entrepreneur’s take on Responsibility
    Responsible Management - "Doing it because you want to, not because you have to”. 

    Responsible Management is a podcast from the University of Bradford’s award-winning School of Management. It is hosted by David Spicer, Professor of Small Business Development and Organisational Studies and Director of Business and Community Engagement in the school.

    In this podcast we bring together our academic experts and leaders from industry to debate and discuss issues concerning ethics, sustainability and responsibility in organisations today.

    This is part of the offer provided for SMEs as part of the school’s Knowledge Transfer Network. For more information please contact [email protected]
    31 min
  • 3: Responsibility, Wellbeing and Engagement
    Responsible Management is a podcast from the University of Bradford’s award-winning School of Management. It is hosted by David Spicer, Professor of Small Business Development and Organisational Studies and Director of Business and Community Engagement in the school.

    In this podcast we bring together our academic experts and leaders from industry to debate and discuss issues concerning ethics, sustainability and responsibility in organisations today.

    This is part of the offer provided for SMEs as part of the school’s Knowledge Transfer Network. For more information please contact [email protected]
    39 min
  • 2: Responsible Supply Chains
    Responsible Management - "Doing it because you want to, not because you have to”. 
    Responsible Management is a podcast from the University of Bradford’s award-winning School of Management. It is hosted by David Spicer, Professor of Small Business Development and Organisational Studies and Director of Business and Community Engagement in the school.
    In this podcast we bring together our academic experts and leaders from industry to debate and discuss issues concerning ethics, sustainability and responsibility in organisations today.
    This is part of the offer provided for SMEs as part of the school’s Knowledge Transfer Network. For more information please contact [email protected]
    44 min

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Responsible Management is a podcast from the University of Bradford’s award-winning School of Management. It is hosted by David Spicer, Professor of Small Business Development and Organisational studies and Director of Business and Community Engagement in the school.