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What Can Learning about Your Mother Teach you about Yourself?
Welcome to our episode of 'Reach Minds: Thoughts for Your Life's Journey' podcast. Today, we're diving deep into the powerful and often complex relationship between mothers and daughters. Our guest, Janet, shares her incredibly personal story, after the death of her father; in her mission of getting to know her mother better, a journey that unexpectedly opened a Pandora's Box of self-discovery. Through exploring her mother's experiences and the cultural expectations from Hong Kong shaped her upbringing, Janet began to unravel the threads of her own identity, leadership style, and those nagging feelings that have surfaced at stressful times in both her personal and professional life.
About Janet Standing
Janet Lung Standing, Founder CEO of Janet Standing Consultancy Ltd. Born in Hong Kong. A seasoned global leader with over 30 years of business experience, held senior suppliers-facing roles at major corporations, including Mars and Danone, and most recently served as Chief Procurement Officer at Johnson Matthey, a market leader in sustainable technologies. In January 2025, she founded her advisory practice to guide businesses with high growth ambition in how to become successful suppliers to the big corporates. A passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, she integrates these values into business practices, believing that success is built on strong relationships and collaboration. Janet holds a First-Class Honors degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Imperial College London and has completed General management and Leadership programmes at IMD. Outside of work, she enjoys making pottery.
In this podcast, We Pose the Following Questions About Janet’s Journey with her Mother:
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Work with me : If you are interested in working with me connect with me on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, www.nitasharma.com.
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What Can Learning about Your Mother Teach you about Yourself?
Welcome to our episode of 'Reach Minds: Thoughts for Your Life's Journey' podcast. Today, we're diving deep into the powerful and often complex relationship between mothers and daughters. Our guest, Janet, shares her incredibly personal story, after the death of her father; in her mission of getting to know her mother better, a journey that unexpectedly opened a Pandora's Box of self-discovery. Through exploring her mother's experiences and the cultural expectations from Hong Kong shaped her upbringing, Janet began to unravel the threads of her own identity, leadership style, and those nagging feelings that have surfaced at stressful times in both her personal and professional life.
About Janet Standing
Janet Lung Standing, Founder CEO of Janet Standing Consultancy Ltd. Born in Hong Kong. A seasoned global leader with over 30 years of business experience, held senior suppliers-facing roles at major corporations, including Mars and Danone, and most recently served as Chief Procurement Officer at Johnson Matthey, a market leader in sustainable technologies. In January 2025, she founded her advisory practice to guide businesses with high growth ambition in how to become successful suppliers to the big corporates. A passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, she integrates these values into business practices, believing that success is built on strong relationships and collaboration. Janet holds a First-Class Honors degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Imperial College London and has completed General management and Leadership programmes at IMD. Outside of work, she enjoys making pottery.
In this podcast, We Pose the Following Questions About Janet’s Journey with her Mother:
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Work with me : If you are interested in working with me connect with me on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, www.nitasharma.com.
If you enjoyed the podcast, why not consider subscribing on Apple Podcast, Spotify or wherever you access your podcasts from or leave a review?