Accidentally Brilliant
Accidentally Brilliant is a Be Broadcast original podcast that explores one big question: How did you get into what you do?Most of us don’t follow a neat career plan - we stumble into opportunities, discover strengths we never expected, and build lives around solving problems…
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15. Building Credibility Over Clout with Jennifer Delgado and Ashley Rudd (opens the original)
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Jennifer Delgado and Ashley Rudd launched Moda PR in 2020 after being introduced on what they describe as a “mate date”. They barely knew each other. Both were unhappy in their jobs. Within months, they had started an agency together. Today, Moda PR works with founders, experts, entrepreneurs and entertainment figures across the UK, US and UAE, helping them build authority, manage reputation and turn visibility into something that lasts. This conversation gives a useful view of how talent public
15. Creating Psychological Safety with Barbara Phillips (opens the original)
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Psychological safety has become one of those phrases that gets used everywhere. Barbara Phillips explains what it actually looks like. Barbara is the founder of Brownstone Communications, a communications consultant, executive coach and former Chair of the PRCA's Race & Ethnicity Equity Board. Throughout her career she's advised organisations on leadership, culture and inclusion, while helping senior teams create workplaces where people feel able to contribute, challenge and belong. We talk abou
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