HeyJaredISSA Podcast : Social Security Voices
The podcast from the International Social Security Association (ISSA) shares insights from the global world of social security through interviews with leaders from ISSA member organizations. It highlights the institutional role of social security for people and societies.
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- 3
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- Sep 1, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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How is AI Impacting social security? (opens the original)
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Yanli Zhai, Director General, Social Insurance Administration, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security in China, and Ernesto Brodersohn, Senior Officer in Social Security, ISSA, discuss the impact and opportunities offered by AI for social security institutions, in conversation with Graham Minton, Director of Member Services & Promotion from the ISSA.
Resilience, agility and creativity for social security institutions (opens the original)
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Ran Bhamra, Associate Dean at Royal Holloway, University of London, and Ernesto Brodersohn, Senior Officer in Social Security, ISSA, discuss the growing importance of resilience, and the role of agility and creativity, for social security institutions, in conversation with Sigve Bjorstad, Head of Communications, ISSA.
Optimiser le potentiel social et économique des fonds de sécurité sociale (opens the original)
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Denis Charles Kouassi, Directeur général de l’IPS-CNPS de Côte d’Ivoire, partage son expérience sur les moyens d’optimiser le potentiel social et économique des fonds de sécurité sociale avec Paul Mondoa Ngomba, spécialiste technique en sécurité sociale, dans un entretien animé par Sigve Bjorstad, chef de la communication à l’AISS.
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