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EP#195: Why Neuroaffirming Workplaces Win - with Claire Thomas (opens the original)
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Modern leadership is being redefined in real time. Host Iris Lisle speaks with Claire Thomas , CEO and founder of Empact Group , about what it takes to build workplaces that deliver results without burning people out. They unpack psychological safety, neuroaffirming leadership and why “being deeply human” is not a 'nice-to-have' – it is a practical way to lift performance, trust and inclusion. Claire shares simple shifts leaders can make, from asking better questions to designing teams where peo
EP#194: Science Communication: Building Trust & Access to STEM with the National Youth Science Forum — with Dr Melanie Bagg (opens the original)
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Creating a strong future STEM workforce starts with helping young people see what is possible. Host David Pembroke is joined by Dr Melanie Bagg , CEO of the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) , to talk about how NYSF connects students with real STEM people, workplaces and pathways they cannot always access at school. They discuss what changed through Covid, how a small team works with a large volunteer network, and how NYSF tailors communications across channels while keeping the “human” experi
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