Episode 6: SHE Relatable Leaders: Life After Redundancy - Strategy, Skills and Self-belief

Episode 9: SHE Relatable Leaders: Social Care Leaders

In this episode of the SHE Relatable Leaders podcast hosted by Asma Nafees we hear from: Helen Jones Sugana Begum Jess Alsop-Greenacre

Episode 8: SHE Relatable Leaders: Education Sector

SHE Relatable Leaders: Education Sector Hosted by Asma Nafees with panel members: * Liz Jones, University Deputy Vice-Chancellor * Sarah Baig, Pharmacist & Assistant Professor * Carla Smith, Programme Manager, Lice Science Hub

Episode 7: SHE Relatable Leaders: Superwoman is myth!

Episode 7: SHE Relatable Leaders: Superwoman is myth! Superwoman Is a Myth: How to Be a Deeply Feminine and Powerful Leader at Any Level We’re told Superwoman is the ideal, capable, tireless, high-achieving, juggling it all with ease. But this way of operating isn’t sustainable. It often leads to exhaustion, self-doubt, perfectionism, poor boundaries, and eventually burnout, even while others praise you for “doing it all.” In this powerful and eye-opening session, we’ll hear from Beverley McCluskey, who will explore why the Superwoman archetype was created, how today’s workplace culture fuels it, and why it’s not your friend. More importantly, she’ll share a more sustainable, deeply feminine way of leading, one that strengthens energy, confidence, clarity, and impact. The principles apply to women and men alike, offering a healthier, more powerful way to succeed without burning out.

Episode 6: SHE Relatable Leaders: Life After Redundancy - Strategy, Skills and Self-belief

Episode 6: SHE Relatable Leaders: Life After Redundancy - Strategy, Skills and Self-belief * Siobhan Lendzionowski, Leadership Coach and Mediator/Conflict Resolution * Gursharan Kaur, Mindset & Relationships Coach, Management Consultant, Founder & Chair of Sikhs in Healthcare * Asha Day, Head of Nursing

Episode 5: SHE Relatable Leaders: Women in Tech

SHE Relatable Leaders: Women in Tech Hosted by Asma Nafees and featuring Delphine Fitouri, Stephanie Bryant and Rebecca Dennet