The Yondr Podcast | Data centers

This Monday, 18 July is Nelson Mandela Day, a day in honour of the late South African president celebrated each year on his birthday. Mandela Day emphasises the power each individual has to change the world and is an occasion for everyone to take action and inspire change. This really resonates with us here at Yondr, and we wanted to know more about Mandela and his approach to empathetic and moral leadership.We spoke to Rory Steyn, former leader of Nelson Mandela's personal protection team wh...

In this series, the Yondr team takes over PTC '22 in Honolulu, Hawaii and talks to Yondr and industry experts on topics that are pertinent to the data center industry

In this series, the Yondr team takes over PTC '22 in Honolulu, Hawaii and talks to Yondr and industry experts on topics that are pertinent to the data center industry.

In this series, the Yondr team takes over PTC '22 in Honolulu, Hawaii and talks to Yondr and industry experts on topics that are pertinent to the data center industry.

In this series, the Yondr team takes over PTC '22 in Honolulu, Hawaii and talks to Yondr and industry experts on topics that are pertinent to the data center industry.

In this series, the Yondr team takes over PTC '22 in Honolulu, Hawaii and talks to Yondr and industry experts on topics that are pertinent to the data center industry.

In this series, the Yondr team takes over PTC '22 in Honolulu, Hawaii and talks to Yondr and industry experts on topics that are pertinent to the data center industry.

Yes, there is an International Men’s Day and it’s celebrated every year on 19 November. Whereas International Women’s Day focuses on the achievements of women, International Men’s Day focuses more on mental health and the issues that men face.In this episode of the Yondr Podcast, Louise Donkor interviews EMEA Managing Director Paul 'Hoody' Hood and HSQE Director Gareth Evans on staying mentally healthy, role models and much more. If you enjoyed the episode, please consider su...

This episode of The Yondr Podcast, we spoke to Mark Pollock, a motivational speaker, author and explorer from Northern Ireland. Mark fills us in on his inspiring journey, his disabilities and how they propelled him to find his life’s work. Mark is the co-founder of the popular global running series, Run in the Dark, and also facilitates collaboration between science and technology to cure paralysis in his lifetime.This episode was recorded in November 2020.You can learn more about Mark Polloc...