
Wisdom of the Collective with Aparna Bhasin
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In this episode, leader and founder Aparna Bhasin talks to host Charlotte Otter about how she's shifting her consulting work towards participatory research that embeds itself in community.
Aparna Bhasin is a founder, facilitator, and coach. Her business, Aparna Bhasin Consulting, recently hit its ten-year milestone and gave her the opportunity to rethink.
Having been thrust into leadership early in her career, leading a team of over 120 in multiple states in India, Aparna compares leading large teams to leading as a founder.
She finds that collaborating with groups is far more effective than working to prop up one individual leader.
She says that participatory research, while still more common as a concept in the global north, is grounded in how communities have always functioned in the global south.
And she talks about how, when living in the US as a student, she was confronted by the very intentional conversations around diversity and felt that identity was being forced on her.
Aparna says we have a great opportunity to learn from indigenous communities and tap into wisdom that has already existed for centuries.
This is a conversation with a deeply thoughtful leader who's shifting her own business model towards genuine community impact and participatory methods.
This podcast is a companion piece to Charlotte Otter's book We Need New Leaders, published on 3 June by Practical Inspiration Publishing. Find it online or in all good bookshops. Follow Aparna on LinkedIn · Aparna's website · · Join the We Need New Leaders membership site · Follow Charlotte on LinkedIn · Subscribe to Speech Bubbles the newsletter · Link to buy We Need New Leaders
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