HeyJaredThe Case for Communication
Hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, a dispute resolution lawyer and partner at Orison Legal (Mauritius), this podcast explores how we navigate pressure, power dynamics and people. It draws lessons from courtrooms and conversations with business leaders.
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Why Leaders Are Scared to Talk About Mental Health at Work (opens the original)
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Mental health is finally being talked about at work. So why are leaders more hesitant than ever to bring it up? In this episode of The Case for Communication, hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, we sit down with Meghna Raghoobar, founder of Holistic Zen, Human Sustainability Leader, and Nervous System Regulation Specialist, to unpack the growing tension between empathy and accountability in the modern workplace. The conversation covers why leaders freeze up when an employee raises stress or anxiety, ho
The Truth About First Impressions and How to Control Yours (opens the original)
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People decide who you are before you open your mouth. The question is whether you are in control of that decision or not. In this episode of The Case for Communication, hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, we sit down with Taruni Ramnarain, founder of Academia of Image Excellence and a certified image consultant, to unpack how appearance, behaviour, and presence shape the way people receive you long before you say a word. This is an honest conversation about first impressions, self perception, and why w
Why the Real Boardroom Decisions Happen Before the Meeting (opens the original)
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Most people think board decisions are made in the boardroom. Not quite. In this episode of The Case for Communication, hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, we sit down with Brett Childs, a seasoned investor who has spent 25 years in executive and board roles across Mauritius, South Africa, and other parts of Africa, including his time as CEO of BrainWorks, now known as Arden Capital. This is a candid conversation about how real decisions get made, why the hardest part of leadership is getting people beh
Why Great Ideas Take Years to Catch On | Laurena Erriah (opens the original)
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Laurena Erriah is Head of Commercial at Ecoasis Energy Solutions, a company with over 30 years in the Mauritian energy landscape and one of the leading photovoltaic installation providers in the country. A structural engineer by training, Laurena spent a decade in France before returning to Mauritius with a vision to shift the construction industry toward sustainable and low-energy building practices. She was among the first women to lead a structural engineering consultancy in Mauritius and has
How Leaders Should Communicate During a Crisis (opens the original)
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A crisis does not give you time to prepare. But most business leaders only call for help after the fire has already started. In this episode, we sit down with Marina Ythier Jacobsz, Managing Director of Maluti Communications and one of the leading crisis communications specialists in the region, with over 30 years of experience managing reputation under pressure across Mauritius, Africa, India, and the UAE. The conversation covers what actually happens in the first 24 hours of a crisis, why most
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