SocialEx - Humentum's podcast

SocialEx - Humentum's podcast

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SocialEx - Humentum's podcast episodes

  • SocialEx: Pape Gaye on locally-led development and working together in partnership
    Pape Gaye is President Emeritus of IntraHealth International, where he spent many years as President and CEO. During this time, he focused on ensuring human resources for health and family planning became a crucial part of the worldwide conversation on global health. More recently, Pape founded the Baobab Institute for Health and Development, based in Senegal. In this insightful conversation, Pape discusses power imbalances, the importance of partnerships in locally-led development, the need for global participation, and more.

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    44 min
  • E15: Julian Stodd on the social age and organizational learning
    In our latest episode of SocialEx, Humentum’s monthly podcast, we speak with Julian Stodd, a pioneering voice on social age thinking. Julian is the founder of Sea Salt Learning, a global consultancy active in social learning, social leadership, and learning design. In this fascinating conversation he covers power, failure, leadership, learning and growing, the intersection of art and science, and more.

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    39 min
  • E14: Sarah Angel-Johnson on digital transformation
    Humentum's Director of Marketing & Communications Caitlin Holland sits down with Sarah Angel-Johnson, Chief Information Officer at Save the Children, to discuss digital transformation. Throughout their conversation, Caitlin and Sarah talk about what it means to be a change agent, and how Sarah integrates business and technology solutions to scale social impact.

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    42 min
  • SocialEx E13: Nancy Murphy on organizational change management
    In this latest installment of SocialEx, Humentum’s monthly podcast, George Miller sits down with Nancy Murphy, Founder and President of CSR Communications. They discuss her formative years in a Catholic education system, before exploring her entry to the professional world and her subsequent journey to her work today. George and Nancy also cover commonalities between sectors, psychological triggers than can make it hard to accept change, the battle between ‘systems’ and ‘culture,’ and more.

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    48 min
  • SocialEx E12: Tessie San Martin on digitization, gender norms, and inclusive leadership
    In our first episode of SocialEx this year, Director of Marketing and Communications Caitlin Holland enjoys an insightful conversation with Dr. Tessie San Martin, President and CEO of Plan International USA. During their in-depth discussion, they cover Tessie’s early career motivations, concerns regarding the global migration online, and raising awareness of deeply embedded gender norms. They also dive into the importance of diverse and inclusive leadership and the need to let go of our old ways of working, embracing the new.

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    41 min
  • SocialEx E11: Oliver May on fraud and corruption in the aid sector
    In our latest episode of SocialEx, Humentum’s monthly podcast, George Miller sits down to talk to Oliver May, Director of Forensic and Risk Advisory for Deloitte Australia. Over their hour together, Oliver recounts his professional origin story, walking us from his schooldays to his current role. He also shares thoughts on next steps for the aid sector and how we can prevent and respond effectively to fraud and corruption.

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    39 min
  • SocialEx E10: Saba Al Mubaslat discusses leading through a crisis and addressing localization in global development
    In this SocialEx episode, Caitlin Holland sits down to talk to Asfari Foundation CEO Saba Al Mubaslat about crisis leadership and localization in global development. In a captivating conversation, Saba shares advice, ideology, and lessons learned in her over 25 years of experience in the humanitarian and development sector.

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    36 min
  • SocialEx E9: Erin Rotich talks about her journey in mental health and learning

    In this SocialEx interview, George Miller talks to Erin Rotich, Director of Learning at Thrive Worldwide. In a fascinating discussion they explore the effects of COVID-19 on mental health and how it has amplified existing societal problems. They also also discuss Erin's career and personal journey in mental health, counselling and learning, as well as how organizations in international development can benefit from making trauma therapies more widely available.


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    38 min
  • SocialEx E8: Ritsa Christoforidis talks about risk management and monitoring frameworks

    In this SocialEx interview, George Miller talks to Ritsa Christoforidis from Save the Children US. In an engaging conversation they discuss Ritsa's career to date, risk management, control cultures, monitoring frameworks as well as getting an insight into a personal insight of Ritsa's motivations.


    Find out more at: www.humentum.org/free-resources/s…umentums-podcast


    This episode was recorded prior to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.


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    30 min
  • SocialEx E7: Olga Wall on compliance & best practice for USAID grantees & contractors

    In this episode George Miller talks to Olga Wall. Olga is Chief of Compliance and Contract Administration at Palladium. In an engaging conversation, George and Olga discuss the "Lost in Regulation" blog which Olga began over a decade ago to provide advice on compliance and best practice for USAID grantees and contractors. In a wide-ranging discussion they also discuss Olga's career experiences in international development, the Barents Group, and her career beginnings in television as a line producer and translator for her native Russian on a BBC natural history documentary series "The Realms of the Russian Bear".


    Discover USAID training with Humentum at: www.humentum.org/training/course-…ative-agreements


    This episode was recorded prior to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.


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    36 min

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At Humentum, we believe the power of our relief & development community is in the individual professionals and experts working hard everyday towards social good. We wanted to showcase that…