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Culture Unplugged

By: BTS Africa
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  • Summary

  • Culture Unplugged unpacks workplace culture through the lens of diverse people across organizations. We reimagine what a "post-pandemic" (we are still in it aren't we?) workplace culture looks like and the power of conscious inclusion in creating environments where everyone feels they belong. Conversations are hosted by Bonolo Smith, the Diversity Equity Inclusion and Belonging Lead and Associate Director at BTS Africa where we inspire and equip people and organizations to do the best work of their lives and execute on company strategy. She is joined by BTS colleagues, clients, experts, and thinkers in reimagining workplace culture. The podcast series explores the "Me Us It". Individual experiences, workplace relationships and the systems in which we operate. We locate a South African perspective in an ongoing global conversation. We invite experts, academics, leaders at various levels in organisations and the best thinkers to weigh in on the conversation. At the very heart of the conversations is the human experience and how we can see one another better while delivering business value.
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Episodes
  • Unpacking the experiences of DEI leaders within organisations

    Unpacking the experiences of DEI leaders within organisations
    Mar 9 2023
    In this episode, our host Bonolo Smith is joined by Lacee Jacobs, Global Head of Diversity Equity Inclusion at BTS, as we reimagine how organisations approach DEI and can better support their Chief Diversity Officers/Diversity and Inclusion Leads.

    Lacee shares her personal experiences, we talk about the opportunities, challenges, and self-care strategies for this highly challenging but impactful work of advancing inclusion in organisations.
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    46 mins
  • Unplugging, reimagining and inclusive leadership

    Unplugging, reimagining and inclusive leadership
    Nov 9 2022
    Our first guest Soma Zaaiman, BTS Africa MD, shares a leader's perspective.

    In this episode, Soma Zaaiman, BTS Africa Managing Director and fearless powerhouse leader, shares insights and perspectives on her journey to inclusiveness with our host Bonolo Smith. A thought-provoking and reflective episode. Follow us on LinkedIn · Learn more about what we do
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    42 mins
  • Welcome to Culture Unplugged

    Welcome to Culture Unplugged
    Oct 13 2022
    Culture Unplugged unpacks workplace culture through the lens of diverse people across organizations. We reimagine what a "post-pandemic" (we are still in it aren't we?) workplace culture looks like and the power of conscious inclusion in creating environments where everyone feels they belong. Conversations are hosted by Bonolo Smith, the Diversity Equity Inclusion and Belonging Lead and Associate Director at BTS Africa where we inspire and equip people and organizations to do the best work of their lives and execute on company strategy.
    She is joined by BTS colleagues, clients, experts, and thinkers in reimagining workplace culture. The podcast series explores the "Me Us It". Individual experiences, workplace relationships and the systems in which we operate. We locate a South African perspective in an ongoing global conversation. We invite experts, academics, leaders at various levels in organisations and the best thinkers to weigh in on the conversation. At the very heart of the conversations is the human experience and how we can see one another better while delivering business value.
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    2 mins
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