The Brand Called You

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October 16, 2025Julie Kay Roberts, President, JK Roberts; President, PSEMA & PSEMA Foundation
Julie Kay Roberts, President, JK Roberts; President, PSEMA & PSEMA Foundation
Julie is the president of JK Roberts.
She’s also the president of PSEMA, which is the Private Sector Emergency Management Association and the PSEMA Foundation.

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Overview

Julie Kay Roberts shares her journey from FEMA and federal leadership to founding JK Roberts LLC and PSEMA, empowering businesses and communities to respond effectively to disasters. Learn how collaboration, technology, and preparedness build resilience across sectors.
00:36- About Julie Kay Roberts
Julie is the president of JK Roberts.
She’s also the president of PSEMA, which is the Private Sector Emergency Management Association and the PSEMA Foundation.
09:04- What challenges do you face when bringing together private and public partners who may have very different priorities and very different perspectives?
Private and public sectors often have different goals and approaches.
Ensuring both sides contribute efficiently to solve community problems.
Letting the government handle large-scale disasters while the private sector supports business continuity and preparedness.
12:13- What innovations in technology do you believe will shape the future of private sector emergency management?
Online platforms like Practice provide a shared operating picture for tracking disasters.
AI and data analytics help quickly identify, analyze, and communicate critical information.
Backup systems and contingency plans are essential in case technology or networks fail.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Julie Kay Roberts: LinkedIn
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Julie is the president of JK Roberts.
She’s also the president of PSEMA, which is the Private Sector Emergency Management Association and the PSEMA Foundation.

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October 15, 2025Ashish Gupta, CEO, ScaleUpExec
Ashish Gupta, CEO, ScaleUpExec
Ashish is the CEO of ScaleUpExec.

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Discover how Ashish Gupta, CEO of ScaleUpExec, helps businesses scale, navigate crises, and transform cultures with fractional leadership and practical spirituality. Learn the power of strategy, execution, and inner stability in high-stakes decision-making.
00:33- About Ashish Gupta
Ashish is the CEO of ScaleUpExec.
12:20- What misconceptions do founders or CEOs usually have about hiring a fractional CEO?
Fractional CEOs are often seen as outsiders, not embedded in the team.
Founders may think they won’t be present or available enough.
Concerns about disrupting existing team dynamics and culture.
17:50- How do you nurture a sense of ownership and accountability in teams during rapid transformation?
Understand each team member’s individual motivational factors.
Customize your management style to suit each person.
Create an environment that supports, motivates, and empowers the team.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Ashish Gupta: LinkedIn
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October 15, 2025Jillian Reilly, Author & Consultant: The Ten Permissions to Redefine Adulthood in a Disruptive World
Jillian Reilly, Author & Consultant: The Ten Permissions to Redefine Adulthood in a Disruptive World
Driven by witnessing South Africa’s transition to democracy.
Shifted from law to a frontline role in major societal transformation.

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Overview

If you’re seeking real-world advice for navigating life in a fast-changing world, author and consultant Jillian Reilly’s discussion on her book The Ten Permissions offers both inspiration and practical strategies.
Below is a condensed summary, organized around the timestamps of major questions.
00:00:58- What inspired Jillian’s journey into change work?
Driven by witnessing South Africa’s transition to democracy.
Shifted from law to a frontline role in major societal transformation.
00:02:08- How did her failures as an aid worker shape her philosophy?
Failure taught her about the challenge of real change.
Agency begins inside each individual; permission is crucial to growth.
00:03:14- Why did she move from international development to writing?
Writing her memoir helped her process difficult experiences.
Now focuses on empowering organizations and individuals.
The 10 Permissions: Highlights
00:06:23- Be Willful
Know and articulate what you want, not just follow others’ expectations.
00:07:57- Go Astray
Allow non-linear paths and seek learning in unpredictability.
00:09:13- Take It Outside
Step out of your bubble and scan for new patterns and opportunities.
00:10:34- Experiment
Build comfort with novelty through small, low-stakes trials.
00:11:41- Feel Your Way
Balance data with intuition, especially when information overwhelms.
00:12:56- Forget About the Future
Focus on present actions and adaptability over long-term plans.
00:14:24- Think Small
Start with bite-sized steps; big leaps aren’t always necessary
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Jillian Reilly: LinkedIn
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Why “Permissions” and not “rules”? Because thriving in chaos isn’t about more restrictions. It’s about self-authorizing. Your life doesn’t have to look like your parents’—or anyone else’s. Permission to chart your own route: granted. Share your thoughts in the comments and spread these insights with friends!
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Driven by witnessing South Africa’s transition to democracy.
Shifted from law to a frontline role in major societal transformation.

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October 14, 2025Lya Badgley, Author of ‘The Foreigner’s Confession’ and ‘The Thirty-Fifth Page’
Lya Badgley, Author of ‘The Foreigner’s Confession’ and ‘The Thirty-Fifth Page’
Early exposure to different cultures fostered empathy and curiosity.
Grew up embracing multiple perspectives.

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Overview

In this episode of “The Brand Called You,” Ashutosh Garg interviews Lya Badgley, award-winning author whose novels span Cambodia, Myanmar, and Bosnia. Lya reflects on her culturally diverse upbringing, family influences, and global experiences that inform her powerful storytelling.
00:00:32- How did Lya’s multicultural start shape her worldview?
Early exposure to different cultures fostered empathy and curiosity.
Grew up embracing multiple perspectives.
00:02:04- How did her parents influence her path as a writer?
Intellectual curiosity from her political scientist father.
Appreciation for beauty from her artist mother.
00:03:19- How do life’s extremes fuel her writing?
Real-world adventures helped her write about tension and contrasts.
00:05:03- How did videography and songwriting shape her narrative style?
Uses visual imagery in writing, drawing from her experience in music and a brief stint with Human Rights Watch.
00:10:29- Why Cambodia for “The Foreigner’s Confession”?
Inspired by real work at the Museum of Genocide in Phnom Penh.
Combines authentic history with fiction.
00:12:40- What makes Myanmar and “The Worth of a Ruby” special?
Personal roots and family ties to Myanmar.
Explores how history shapes everyday lives.
00:14:26- How does Lya blend magical realism with reality?
Grounds mystical elements in lived experience and historical settings.
00:15:31- Why set “The 35th Page” in Bosnia?
Inspired by the Sarajevo Haggadah and the region’s legacy of conflict.
Examines inherited trauma and cultural memory.
00:17:33- Does she see her books as preserving history?
Yes—fiction fills gaps left by conventional histories.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Lya Badgley: LinkedIn
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Her novels—set in Cambodia, Myanmar, and, soon, Bosnia—dive into history, politics, and the collision of outer conflict with inner turmoil. Her characters live at the intersection of tension: “the yin and yang, the dark and the light.” Share your thoughts in the comments and spread these insights with friends!
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Early exposure to different cultures fostered empathy and curiosity.
Grew up embracing multiple perspectives.

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October 14, 2025Khalid Mentak, Venture Partner, Zuehlke Ventures
Khalid Mentak, Venture Partner, Zuehlke Ventures
Khalid is the founder of the Catalyst Technology Innovation Group (CTIG) and a venture partner at Zuehlke Ventures.

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Discover how leaders who prioritize purpose and compassion create lasting impact, attract top talent, and transform lives. From childhood lessons to global initiatives, see why caring is the ultimate strategy for success.
00:11- About Khalid Mentak
Khalid is the founder of the Catalyst Technology Innovation Group (CTIG) and a venture partner at Zuehlke Ventures.
11:59- How can caring transform leadership and business success?
Purpose-driven, caring leaders reduce stress and create ethical, friction-free work environments.
Integrating compassion into decision-making drives meaningful impact while achieving business success.
Companies led with care attract talent, inspire innovation, and can achieve extraordinary outcomes without compromising values.
28:21- How can investments be made to create long-term, meaningful impact rather than just temporary solutions?
Focus on scalable solutions that empower individuals to help others, creating a ripple effect in communities.
Invest in sustainable technologies and models that continue to deliver impact across multiple regions.
Align financial returns with meaningful social outcomes, proving that doing good can also be profitable.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Khalid Mentak: LinkedIn
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Khalid is the founder of the Catalyst Technology Innovation Group (CTIG) and a venture partner at Zuehlke Ventures.

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October 13, 2025Henrik Bennetsen, 4x Founder, Strategic Advisor and Fractional Exec to Start
Henrik Bennetsen, 4x Founder, Strategic Advisor and Fractional Exec to Start
Henrik Bennetsen is a 4x founder with deep entrepreneurial experience.
He serves as a strategic advisor and fractional executive helping startups scale and succeed.

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Overview

Henrik shares his incredible journey from a small town in Denmark to leading breakthroughs in tech, robotics, and climate-conscious food solutions. A story of innovation, inner growth, and making a real-world impact.
00:09- About Henrik Bennetsen
Henrik Bennetsen is a 4x founder with deep entrepreneurial experience.
He serves as a strategic advisor and fractional executive helping startups scale and succeed.
19:19- What is the connection between food and climate, and how did you get involved?
Agriculture and food production contribute significantly to climate change.
Extreme weather and environmental shifts threaten supply chains and nutrition.
A growing awareness of these links inspired action toward decarbonizing food systems.
26:27- What role does education play in addressing diet-related health issue
Teaches people how diet impacts long-term health and disease prevention.
Encourages healthier food choices and sustainable habits.
Gives individuals the knowledge to resist misinformation and take control of their health.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Henrik Bennetsen: LinkedIn
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Henrik Bennetsen is a 4x founder with deep entrepreneurial experience.
He serves as a strategic advisor and fractional executive helping startups scale and succeed.

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October 13, 2025Dr Bob Langer, Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Dr Bob Langer, Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Dr. Langer is an American chemical engineer, scientist, entrepreneur, inventor and one of the twelve Institute Professors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Discover the journey of a biomedical pioneer whose curiosity, grit, and innovation have shaped global healthcare—from CRISPR to mRNA vaccines, regenerative medicine, and AI-driven discoveries. Learn how science can transform lives and inspire the next generation of innovators.
00:09- About Dr Bob Langer
Dr. Langer is an American chemical engineer, scientist, entrepreneur, inventor and one of the twelve Institute Professors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
03:30- What biomedical innovations excite you most today?
Genetic therapies: gene editing, mRNA, and siRNA transforming treatment of diseases.
Cellular and regenerative therapies: CAR-T cells, tissue and organ regeneration, organs-on-chips.
AI-driven and curiosity-driven research: accelerating discoveries and enabling breakthrough innovations.
17:03- Do you think quantum computing will significantly impact biomedical innovation?
Likely to have a significant impact someday.
The timeline is uncertain, possibly 30–50 years away.
Advances continue, but exact timing and scale are unknown.
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Dr. Langer is an American chemical engineer, scientist, entrepreneur, inventor and one of the twelve Institute Professors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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October 11, 2025Tara May, CEO, Aspiritech; Co-Director, Neurowrx
Tara May, CEO, Aspiritech; Co-Director, Neurowrx
Tara is the CEO of Aspiritech, a revolutionary tech company that employs more than 100 autistic adults.
She co-directs Neurowrx and serves on HAAPE’s strategic committee, advocating for neurodiversity in the workplace both nationally and internationally.

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Tara May, CEO of Aspiritech, shares her journey from media to leading a tech company that empowers over 100 autistic adults. Discover how kindness, neurodiversity, and innovation can transform workplaces and drive real impact.
00:35- About Tara May
Tara is the CEO of Aspiritech, a revolutionary tech company that employs more than 100 autistic adults.
She co-directs Neurowrx and serves on HAAPE’s strategic committee, advocating for neurodiversity in the workplace both nationally and internationally.
10:36- How should HR professionals and recruiters rethink their approach to interviewing neurodivergent candidates?
Focus on the specific job skills required rather than social presentation or charisma.
Provide interview questions in advance to allow thoughtful processing time.
Design the process to accommodate diverse ways of thinking, benefiting all candidates.
17:47- How do you think schools and universities can better prepare autistic individuals for the working world?
Focus on bridging the gap after high school by providing support systems in colleges and universities.
Shift from a deficit-based approach to a strengths-based approach, emphasizing skills, talents, and value.
Build confidence and self-esteem in autistic individuals to help them thrive in the workplace.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Tara May: LinkedIn
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You can find us at:
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YouTube: http://bit.ly/3jmBqfq
Chingari: https://chingari.io/tbcypodcast
Moj:http://bit.ly/3wOrmPv
Josh: http://bit.ly/3WWP0nB
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Tara is the CEO of Aspiritech, a revolutionary tech company that employs more than 100 autistic adults.
She co-directs Neurowrx and serves on HAAPE’s strategic committee, advocating for neurodiversity in the workplace both nationally and internationally.

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October 11, 2025Melanie Fox, Speech Coach: Mastering Accent Reduction, Dialect Coaching & Confident Communication
Melanie Fox, Speech Coach: Mastering Accent Reduction, Dialect Coaching & Confident Communication
Childhood experiences helping a friend’s mother with English
Early exposure to Cantonese

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Overview

In this enlightening episode of TBCY, host Ashutosh Garg interviews Melanie Fox, a New York-based speech coach and the host of “Hack That Accent.” Melanie shares her journey, professional insights on accent reduction, dialect coaching, and her secrets to delivering impactful presentations and interviews.
Here’s a quick breakdown with timestamps and topics:
00:00:59- How did Melanie’s passion for language and linguistics start?
Childhood experiences helping a friend’s mother with English
Early exposure to Cantonese
Inspiration for majoring in linguistics and studying abroad
00:03:36- What challenges did Melanie encounter moving from academia to corporate coaching?
Theoretical vs. practical focus
Shifting writing and communication styles
Adapting language training for real-world business needs
00:05:42- What accent challenges do non-native English speakers face?
Fear of making mistakes often leads to overly prepared, less engaging presentations.
Importance of prioritizing passion and engagement over perfection
Bridging the gap between textbook English and real-world communication
00:08:07- What’s the typical process and timeline for accent modification?
Starts with a detailed assessment covering around 30 focus areas.
Common cadence: 1-hour per week, over 30 weeks
Building clarity and confidence, leading to authenticity
00:11:16- How does dialect coaching for actors work?
Shifting from neutral to regional or global accents
Overcoming lack of immersion and exposure
A scientific breakdown of accents — sounds, intonation, and cultural traits.
Immersing actors with authentic media and marked scripts
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Melanie Fox: LinkedIn
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Melanie’s journey started at age six, when she helped her best friend’s mother—an English learner from China—gain confidence in speaking. Their language exchange—Cantonese for English—sparked a lifelong passion for linguistics. Share your thoughts in the comments and spread these insights with friends!
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Facebook:http://bit.ly/3YzJOaD
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tbcy/
YouTube: http://bit.ly/3jmBqfq
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Josh: http://bit.ly/3WWP0nB
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Childhood experiences helping a friend’s mother with English
Early exposure to Cantonese
Inspiration for majoring in linguistics and studying abroad

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October 10, 2025Zahira Quattrocchi, SVP Talent, Culture & I&D at Anglo American: Leading Global Transformation in Mining
Zahira Quattrocchi, SVP Talent, Culture & I&D at Anglo American: Leading Global Transformation in Mining
Family background in law and economics
Importance of teamwork and intrinsic motivation from her time in Scouts

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Overview

In this episode, Ashutosh Garg interviews Zahira Quattrocchi, who leads talent, culture, and Inclusion & Diversity at Anglo American. Zahira discusses her journey, key leadership insights, and strategies for managing cultural transformation in a global mining company. Here’s a punchy breakdown with key timestamps and highlights:
00:00:36- What early influences guided Zahira’s focus on people and organizational culture?
Family background in law and economics
Importance of teamwork and intrinsic motivation from her time in Scouts
Early exposure to multicultural work environments
00:02:34- How did global experience shape Zahira’s leadership style?
No “one size fits all”—leaders must adapt and listen
Building mutual trust is critical in global teams
Always focus on business objectives alongside people-related priorities
00:04:36- What is Anglo American and Zahira’s role?
Global mining company with a diverse footprint (South Africa, Latin America, Singapore, Australia)
Undergoing significant restructuring and cultural evolution
Zahira’s mandate: “Supporting the purpose, ‘Reimagining mining to improve people’s lives.’”
00:06:03- How was the leadership framework built and implemented?
Developed through deep conversations across the organization
Not a ‘poster on the wall’ — it’s embedded in real behaviours, feedback, and systems
CEO-led initiative for authentic cultural alignment
00:10:00- What underpins culture change for 90,000 employees?
Culture is how people act when unobserved—trust is foundational
Strives for empowered, intrinsically motivated teams
00:12:07- What ingredients make a future-ready talent strategy in mining?
Clarity of business direction comes first
Focus on both technical and leadership capabilities
Flexibility, inclusivity, and ability to navigate ambiguity are must-haves
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Zahira Quattrocchi: LinkedIn
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Meet Zahira Quattrocchi – SVP, Talent, Culture & I&D at Anglo American, a leading global miner. Her journey spans continents, industries, and some of the biggest people transformations you’ll ever hear about! Share your thoughts in the comments and spread these insights with friends!
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Family background in law and economics
Importance of teamwork and intrinsic motivation from her time in Scouts
Early exposure to multicultural work environments

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