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ADAPTOVATE Partner Laura Scott sits down with one of our newer associates, Kath Haigh, to discuss the advantages of moving from one of the big firms to a boutique firm.
ADAPTOVATE are currently hiring in all our global offices. If you are interested, please visit our careers page at ADAPTOVATE.com/careers/
This podcast features an executive panel event discussing leadership in dynamic times. Hosted by ADAPTOVATE.
In May 2023, ADAPTOVATE’s webinar “Leading through Change and Uncertainty” invited four leaders from Financial Services, Energy, and Healthcare industry in the Southeast Asia region to share their valuable advice on this topic. The whole conversation was moderated by Brigitte Odgers-Jewell, Partner of ADAPTOVATE. Please enjoy this recording of the event.
In the latest episode of The Backlog Podcast by ADAPTOVATE we are celebrating World Autism Day on April 2.
In 1980, Autism diagnoses were approximately four in 10,000. In the 90s, that number jumped to one in 2,500, while later in the decade one in 1,000 children were diagnosed. The numbers are now at one in 36 children being diagnosed on the spectrum.
Recommendations:
https://daivergent.com/
https://www.templegrandin.com/
Articles:
https://hbr.org/2017/05/neurodiversity-as-a-competitive-advantage
https://changecatalyst.co/tim-goldstein/
https://shows.acast.com/autism-at-work
Teach For America (TFA) is a national non-profit organization whose mission is to find, develop, and support a network of leaders, including teachers, to end educational inequity in America. For ADAPTOVATEs commitment to Pledge 1% in this recent engagement, ADAPTOVATE and TFA ran a design sprint to derive a prototype solution to address declining teach retention rates. TFA's Matt Boerner joins ADAPTOVATE's Inay Johnson to discuss more about TFA's focus.
https://www.adaptovate.com/pledge-1-percent/
In this mini-episode Ray Freeman takes us through "How to introduce yourself like a boss!". Less than seven minutes listening time!
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