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By Rosterfy
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.
We sit down with Jess Brain, Head of Operations, Mental Health Workforce at Place2Be, to explore the crucial work her organization does in providing mental health support to children. Jess shares her insights on the unique challenges and rewards of working with children, and why children's counseling is more important than ever.
We dive into Jess’s passion for working in a cause-driven environment and how she fosters community engagement to show people the tangible impact they can make. She also opens up about the art of balancing multiple teams, the importance of relationship-building, and what it takes to keep everything running smoothly.
Tune in for an engaging conversation that highlights the power of community, care, and commitment.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's UK Sales Lead, Sam Bennett.
In this episode of The Engaged Volunteer Podcast, we sit down with Talia Holloway-Roden, the Statewide Volunteer Manager at Parks Victoria, to delve into the intricate world of managing over 20,000 volunteers. Talia shares her insights on the significance of being passionate about your work and the delicate balance required to run a national program while maintaining a local touch.
In this episode of the Engaged Volunteer Podcast, we sit down with Bianca Berenguer, Senior Operations Manager at Event Lab. Bianca shares her journey from working with the Rio Olympics to her current role at Event Lab, where she excels in managing large-scale events.
Tune in to hear Bianca's insights on what it takes to launch the Olympics, her deep passion for the Paralympics and Special Olympics, and how she consistently delivers on time while maintaining high standards. Bianca also discusses her commitment to diversity, the joy of loving what you do, and the incredible experience of having friends around the world.
Learn how she adapts to new cultures and keeps leadership teams informed and engaged in event progress. This episode is packed with valuable lessons for anyone interested in event management and the power of volunteerism. Don't miss it!
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's Co-Founder, Shannan Gove.
Join us as we talk with Sally Breton, Head of Volunteering Delivery at St John Ambulance.
At St John Ambulance, first aid isn't just a skill; it's a lifeline woven into the fabric of communities and workplaces across England. From first aid training to out-of-hospital patient care, St John Ambulance stands as a beacon of hope in critical moments.
Sally Breton leads the charge in harnessing the power of volunteers to make a difference where it's needed most. With a diverse array of volunteer roles ranging from youth education to event first aid, St John Ambulance offers opportunities for individuals to contribute their skills and passions in meaningful ways.
Sally shares insights into the dynamic world of volunteering at St John Ambulance, highlighting the transformative impact volunteers have on saving lives and building stronger, safer communities.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's UK Sales Lead, Sam Bennett.
Join us as we sit down with Claudia Marazita, Head of Workforce Engagement for Golf Australia.
With a passion for fostering vibrant workplace cultures and enhancing employee experiences, Claudia brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the green. She is passionate about the idea that "all golf is golf" and getting past the idea that you have to be playing 18 holes of golf to be a golfer.
We'll explore the unique challenges and opportunities within the world of golf, as well as Claudia's strategies for nurturing a highly engaged workforce. From tee to green, we'll uncover the secrets to building a winning team and driving performance excellence.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's Co-Founder, Shannan Gove.
Join us as we sit down with Angele Tilly, the dedicated Volunteer Manager at Literacy Pirates, to explore how to enhance your volunteers' engagement and amplify their impact.
At Literacy Pirates, the mission to empower children aged 9-12 to navigate the seas of literacy with confidence and enthusiasm is introduced to volunteers from the very beginning. This early introduction not only aligns volunteers with the organization's goals but also fuels their passion and commitment. Through engaging after-school programs, led by passionate educators and supported by dedicated volunteers, Literacy Pirates provides personalized attention to help children develop essential reading and writing skills.
Angele's leadership has been pivotal in ensuring that volunteers at Literacy Pirates are deeply connected to the mission. Volunteers receive comprehensive training and gain valuable skills and experiences, making their contribution even more impactful. Angele fosters an environment where volunteers have fun while making a significant difference in the lives of young learners. Volunteers become an integral part of the crew, fostering confidence, perseverance, and a love for learning.
Tune in as Angele takes us behind the scenes of Literacy Pirates, revealing how every volunteer becomes a vital member of this fantastic journey. Don't miss this episode if you're looking for inspiration on how to boost volunteer engagement and make a lasting impact.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's Head of Global Marketing, Martin O'Neill.
This week we sit down with Marian Casey, Deputy Commissioner of Volunteering for St John NSW.
With a background in forensic biology and psychology, coupled with an MBA, Marian's journey has been nothing short of diverse. But her impact extends far beyond the classroom. Marian's entrepreneurial spirit led her to venture into event management and corporate team building, showcasing her versatility and leadership.
As a dedicated volunteer with St John Ambulance NSW since 2010, she has been a beacon of support and diversity, championing positive experiences for fellow volunteers. Her roles in logistics, member welfare, and event planning have left an indelible mark on the organization, earning her accolades such as the prestigious Order of St John and the National Emergency Service Medal.
Recognized as Volunteer of the Year for Central Sydney in 2022, Marian's impact resonates far and wide.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's Co-Founder, Shannan Gove.
Join us for an electrifying episode with Emma Peat, Event Workforce Manager at Formula E. Emma takes us on a thrilling ride behind the scenes of the international electric car racing series, offering unparalleled insights into the recruitment, training, and coordination of volunteers that make Formula E events possible.
Emma shares her firsthand experiences navigating the fast-paced world of Formula E, where each race presents unique challenges and rewards. From the adrenaline rush of managing a volunteer workforce to the intricate details of orchestrating an environmentally friendly racing spectacle, Emma unveils the dynamic intersection of motorsports, sustainability, and volunteerism.
With Emma as our guide, we explore the diverse motivations driving volunteers from around the globe to participate in events. From the rise of Gen Z volunteers to initiatives promoting gender equality in motorsports, Emma sheds light on the evolving landscape of volunteerism in the racing industry.
Tune in to discover the passion, dedication, and innovation fueling Formula E's success both on and off the track, and learn how you can be a part of the movement towards a greener, more inclusive future in motorsports. Whether you're a racing enthusiast, sustainability advocate, or volunteer at heart, this episode promises to rev up your curiosity and inspire you to drive change in your own community.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's Head of Global Marketing, Martin O'Neill.
Join us as we talk to Ruth Leonard, Head of Volunteering Development for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Ruth is the author of the recent book “Volunteer Involvement: An Introduction to Theory and Practice,” which offers a broad and balanced background picture of thinking about volunteer involvement, to encourage all those who want to work with volunteers to think and act together collaboratively and respectfully, and also to critically reflect on what they hear, what they see, and what they plan.
Ruth challenges conventional wisdom by advocating for a dynamic and adaptable approach to volunteer management, one that prioritizes critical reflection and responsiveness to individual circumstances. She explores the nuances of volunteer engagement, highlighting the transformative power of inclusive practices and the essential role of volunteer leadership in driving positive change within communities.
This episode was hosted by Rosterfy's Global Head of Marketing, Martin O'Neill.
Join us as we talk to Kylie Elliott, the Volunteer Lead at the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation. Kylie's journey into volunteer management is not just a career path; it's a calling fueled by her passion for making a difference in the lives of others.
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.
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