AI has hit the front pages again recently, with algorithms for exam results and facial recognition at protests having a – let's say – mixed critique in the news. We spoke to Rob McCargow, Director of Artificial Intelligence at PWC, to gain a deeper understanding of AI and his thoughts on the future of digital disruption.

Personal branding is more important than ever, with extensive information being available about ourselves online and a desire for authenticity in the workplace. We spoke to personal branding expert, Dr Geraint Evans, to find out how to stand out from the crowd and create your desired brand. We also asked him how to use social media to enhance your career and how to use your brand for success in the current recruitment climate.

If the check in desk and duty free are synonymous with airports, so is the children’s ride along suitcase – Trunki. In this episode, we caught up with the Founder of Trunki, Rob Law, who is well known as an innovator, entrepreneur, and Dragon’s Den star. We also took the opportunity to chat about his new book 65 Roses and a Trunki, which tells his own personal story of bravery and resilience. Rob gave us his take on what resilience and overcoming challenges means to him, as well as how organisations can get more creative and fun despite global challenges.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has taken centre stage in 2020, playing a vital role amid the Covid-19 pandemic. With the situation changing quickly, as new information is emerging about the virus daily, how is WHO keeping this information up to date and ensuring it is disseminated correctly and quickly to its worldwide stakeholders? We spoke to Gaya Gamhewage, Head of Learning and Capacity Development at WHO, about how she has been dealing with these challenging times, while also creating the new WHO Academy.