Be & Think in the House of Trust
Podcast
How do you show up when you want to invest in Social Change?
Welcome to my new podcast: Be and Think in the House of Trust.
Every week I’m sharing a moment with an inspiring leader who loves to invest in social and environmental change, and together we’ll take the time to think about the conditions and the behaviours that help you trust and collaborate, deliver on your strategy, and fulfil your impact mission.
In this series, we’ll be exploring themes such as confidence, empathy, ownership, and cultural differences – all the topics that actually contribute to igniting a positive impact.
In short, it’s about how we can tell one another and the planet: “you matter”.
Settle in and enjoy the show from your favourite podcast platforms!
In this episode of Be and Think in the House of Trust, I am listening to Dr Dorothy Nyambi. Dorothy’s journey, from being a doctor in Cameroon to a global leader, focuses on action rather than words. As a doctor, investor, and mother, she has learned the importance of listening with care, time, and patience. […]
In this episode of Be and Think in the House of Trust, I am listening to Helen Chambers, a serial social entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience founding a number of organisations from the award-winning Equality Network to Inspiring Scotland, pioneering venture philanthropy and capacity building organisations. She has overseen the investment of over […]
In this episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I am speaking with Gail Wong. Gail is a reformed investment banker who used to swim with sharks. Now a Trauma of Money professional and a certified Financial Healing Coach, Gail is a regenerative Gender Smart investor who has made the nexus of […]
In this episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I am speaking with Pauline Koelbl. Pauline is an Innovation Catalyst & Impact investor with a gender lens, with over 20 years of experience in international affairs, philanthropy innovation and entrepreneurship. She leads ShEquity, providing smart and sustainable investments for African female entrepreneurs […]
In this episode of “Be and Think in the House of Trust, I am speaking with Joy Anderson, Founder and President of Criterion Institute, the leading think tank on using finance as a tool for social change. Joy is a prominent leader at the intersection of business and social change. Names Fast Company’s 100 Most […]
In this episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I am listening to Esme Verity, the founder of Considered Capital, a platform for startups and organisations seeking alternative funding. Considered Capital simplifies and speeds up the journey to finding and accessing the right funding fit through courses, community and content. She is […]
In this episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I am listening to Bonnie Chiu, a serial entrepreneur, advisor and impact investment specialist focused on challenging systems of inequalities. She is also the founder and managing director of The Social Investment Consultancy – a global network of consultants specialising in social impact […]
In this episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I loved listening to Erika Brodnock, an angel investor, a UK-based award-winning entrepreneur, CEO and founder of Kinhub, a philanthropist and behavioural scientist, on a mission to create fairer, more equitable workplaces for everyone. Erika works at the intersection of technology, well-being and […]
In this episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I am speaking with Vicki Saunders. Vicki is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of change-makers and leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. Vicki is the Founder of #radical generosity and Coralus […]
In today’s episode of Be and Think in the House of Trust, I am reflecting on the themes, patterns and ideas Social Investors shared in this first series We learned about the complexity and the necessity of pausing, building meaningful relationships, and challenging our blindspots. My guests thought about how they intuitively and technically create […]
