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EP 135 Making People Visible/ Betty Exintaris (opens the original)
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In this episode of Business in Colour , Sadhana and I sit down with Associate Professor Betty Exintaris — an award-winning educator, curriculum innovator, with more than 25 years of experience shaping how students don't just learn, but belong . Betty is also the Associate Dean of Learning and Teaching, and Associate Dean of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Monash University . A first-generation Greek Australian, Betty brings her own lived
EP. 134 Identity at Work/Charmaine Panickar and Krystin Low (opens the original)
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In this episode, Sadhana and I talk to two remarkable women — Charmaine Panickar and Krystin Low — the worthy winners of the Business in Colour 2025 Collective Impact Award, on behalf of AGL Cultures. Charmaine and Krystin are both Melbourne-based in-house lawyers at AGL, and the Co-Leads of AGL Cultures, one of the company’s employee-led inclusion networks, championing cultural awareness, anti-racism and belonging across the organisation. Charmaine was born in Singapore to Indian and Chinese pa
EP 133 Freedom Lends a Hand/Azadeh Dastyari (opens the original)
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In this episode of business in colour, I had the absolute privilege of introducing a woman whose name alone tells you who she is. Azadeh means freedom . Dastyari means those who lend a helping hand . Born during the Iranian Revolution, raised in Blacktown, Western Sydney — she embodies her name. Azadeh will tell you she’s an accidental academic . But there is nothing accidental about what she has built. Professor Azadeh Dastyari is the Director of the Centre for Western Sydney and a Professor of
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