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In an uncertain world, how can you make the change your business demands while managing risk, becoming more agile and accelerating growth? Insights into action from KPMG is a bold new podcast series bringing together business professionals and specialists from KPMG and beyond. In each episode, we will delve into real-world stories, and ask our interviewees to share unique insights that provide tangible actions that will benefit your business and help you navigate today’s challenges and tomor ...
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Play to Potential Podcast

Play to Potential Podcast

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This Podcast is created and curated by Deepak Jayaraman (an Executive Coach and a Leadership Advisor). He lives in Mumbai and works with successful Senior Executives by helping them play to their unique potential but with a sharp focus on transitions (business or career). Just like businesses need to think about "where to play" and "how to win", leaders need to be coherent about "where to go" and "how to grow" in their journeys. Deepak works with them during pivotal moments to help them with ...
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The Creative Adventure

Greg Vartoukian and Andrew Wainstein

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The Creative Adventure is a podcast exploring individuality and creativity. We chat with guests as they share their unique journeys, exploring what they've learned about being creative and becoming fully themselves. We speak with actors, entrepreneurs, authors, CEOs, artists and many others, from a variety of backgrounds and experiences, to hear about their first creative steps, what creativity means to them, and how life is an amazing adventure to be wholly lived and experienced. This podca ...
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This episode of Connecting the Dots is on Parenting - something we are all winging. We go to colleges, trainings and leadership development programmes for all sorts of capabilities, but there is none for parenting. In this episode, we learn from Roger Federer’s parents, Nandan, Nilekani‘s parents and many other successful leaders who reflect on the…
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In this special 20th episode, Greg and Andrew have an inspirational chat with Laura Tenison MBE, founder of JoJo Maman Bébé. Like many born entrepreneurs, Laura's entrepreneurial tendencies were there for all to see from her tender years when she would make a few pennies selling cold drinks and cakes behind her house. 45 years later, JoJo Maman Béb…
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This episode of Connecting the Dots deals with Judgment - Making sound decisions amidst complexity. VUCA - (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) is a term that is used to describe the state of the world. Some people use BANI - (Brittle, Anxious, Non-Linear, Incomprehensible). Whatever the terminology, it is fair to say that the world has gotten…
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In this shorter form episode, Andrew has a one on one chat with the brilliant Irene Graham OBE. Irene was identified as a leader from a young age, with her "can do" mindset and collaborative approach being the cornerstones of a senior career with Standard Chartered, where she harnessed her entrepreneurial spirit to create and lead a range of global…
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This episode of Connecting the Dots deals with STAYING RESILIENT THROUGH QUAKES. We explore what it takes to be resilient as an individual and go on to examine what it takes to create a resilient culture in an organization. Very often, even the notion of resilience is misunderstood. We examine the nuances in what the term means. Is it “bouncing bac…
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In this episode, we chat with the dynamic and creative Hanne Kristiansen. From riding horses at 4 years old, to fixing the farm roof soon after, and wilfully not reading out loud until she was older than 10, Hanne has always done things her own way and proudly so. Her journey took her from being the daughter of hippy parents in provincial Denmark t…
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This episode of Connecting the Dots deals with Building Habits that stick. This is that time of the year when your new year resolutions meet the rough and tumble of your life. Having a process that ensures that you work towards your outcomes is critical. As James Clear says, we don’t rise to the level of our goals. We fall to the level of our syste…
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In this episode, we chat with the accomplished and thoughtful Stephen Page OBE. Starting his working life in a bookshop he soon realised he wanted to be "nearer to the story", and found his way into his first role in publishing. Cutting his teeth in sales and marketing, Stephen's relentless, enterprising approach saw his career rise with successes …
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Hosted by Brian O’Donovan (KPMG Global IFRS Leader), this episode addresses the current uncertain times and delivers insights from KPMG specialists on a range of topics – including climate-related risks and connectivity, valuation and impairment, implications of the new global top-up tax, disclosing material accounting policies and finally, how the…
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In this episode, we chat with the wonderful Australian singer and songwriter Frances Madden. Described by the Australian Institute of Music as "one of Australia's most talented young singer/songwriters and piano players", we hear about Frances's journey from a six year old who became obsessed with piano, to eventually playing live in front of tens …
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This episode of Connecting the Dots deals with BREATHING LIFE INTO WORK. A lot of us, consciously or sub-consciously end up putting work on our pedestal and relegate the other elements of life to a distant second. In this episode, I share some of my learnings (from the 102+ episodes and from my lived experiences) around how focusing on Health, Pers…
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In this episode we chat with energetic changemaker, and Charity CEO, Sandra Schembri. As the daughter of immigrants, Sandra inherited a fierce work ethic which has been one of the superpowers propelling her inspiring career journey. From a TV runner to Bloomberg and Ronnie Scotts, hard work and an unrelenting desire to learn and grow led her to bec…
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In this episode we chat with leader, innovator and entrepreneur James Scroggs. We hear both James' own odyssey through the world of work - from Marketing Director at MTV, to re-establishing workwear brand M.C. Overalls, and music entrepreneur - through to his drive now to empower people towards fulfilling careers, as creator of education venture Ne…
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In this episode, we chat with the inspiring artist Svante. Discovering an early passion for art, Svante's life took a different turn as he shifted his creative talents towards business. Success came quickly and with all the trappings, but it was soul destroying and through a challenging process of self-discovery, Svante found his way back to art. N…
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This episode of Connecting the Dots deals with IDENTITY. When we look at issues around transitions, reinventing ourselves and navigating the pulls and pressures of mid-life, the key often is in reflecting on our identity. This episode, we go deep into how we think about Identity and how sometimes, we end up caging ourselves and end up being a priso…
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Welcome to CONNECTING THE DOTS - Episode 3. The first two were on Internal and External Self-Awareness. This one is on Listening! How do we listen to others, ourselves, our heart, our body, our inner voice and much much more. The quality of our listening can have a significant impact on the lives we lead! While this episode is a compilation across …
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This bite-size podcast is the seventh and the last in our series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we explore how organizations can protect against limited access to materials with Jorge Solaun Bustillo, Partner, deal strategy, KPMG …
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In this episode, we chat with one of Britain's best known film writers, Ian Nathan. From filling in for the entertainment column at his student newspaper, to just a few years later becoming Empire magazine's youngest ever Editor, and now a successful bestselling author and TV regular, Ian has always had a knack for knowing the right move, and the c…
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This bite-size podcast is the sixth in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we focus on how cyber criminals are infiltrating supply chains in order to damage or steal from businesses, and what this could mean for supply chain m…
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This bite-size podcast is the fifth in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we explore the impact of increased scrutiny of Scope 3 emissions on organizations with Blythe Chorn, Managing Director, Supply Chain Advisory, KPMG in …
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This bite-size podcast is the second in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we discuss how geopolitical tensions are placing a strain on cooperation across borders and what this means for supply chain managers with Merriden Va…
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This bite-size podcast is the third in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we discuss how the manufacturing footprint is rapidly changing shape and what this means for supply chain managers with Kaveh Taghizadeh who is a partn…
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This bite-size podcast is the fourth in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we explore how the acceleration of technological investment and subsequent widescale digital transformation will continue to challenge supply chains i…
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Welcome to the second episode of CONNECTING THE DOTS. We pick a theme for every episode and try and look at that topic from multiple lenses. Where appropriate, I also try and bring in my experiences as a Coach and a Sounding Board and from my journey as well. In this second episode, we discuss External Self-Awareness. How do we tune into the feedba…
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In this episode, we chat with the accomplished journalist and writer Kate Maxwell. From the age of 8 Kate dreamt of becoming a novelist. Leaving Oxford with a degree in English she embarked on a successful career which took her to J Walter Thompson, Conde Nast, Soho House and Facebook, via a start-up in New York. Yet the dream of becoming an author…
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Increasingly, incentives offered to executives as part of their pay packages can include delivering on a company's ESG strategy. For example, executive bonuses based in part on progress towards a company's net-zero target. In this podcast – the latest in our series on the impact of the transition towards net zero – Rachel Tucker and Anthony Voigt t…
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In this episode, we're talking with the brilliant entrepreneur, and all round lovely human, Anna Anderson. Anna has entrepreneurship running in the family, being the daughter of Chris Anderson, the pioneer of Ted Talks. But what drives her day to day is the mission to make the world a better place, spreading more joy and connection through Kindred,…
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Welcome to the first episode of CONNECTING THE DOTS. We pick a theme for every episode and try and look at that topic from multiple lenses. Where appropriate, I also try and bring in my experiences as a Coach and a Sounding Board and from my journey as well. In this first episode, we discuss INTERNAL SELF-AWARENESS. Barry Schwartz (Author of Parado…
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When a company pledges to meet net-zero targets by a certain date, it faces heightened scrutiny of the steps to be taken to meet such commitments and their potential financial reporting impacts. Stakeholder expectations are high, and if a company is to successfully communicate its progress towards net-zero goals, meaningful and connected disclosure…
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In this episode, we speak with multitalented entrepreneur, advisor, and investor Tom Adeyoola. An all-rounder from an early age, Tom's early career took him on a steep learning curve through digital media and gaming to found the fashion tech business Metail which he led for 11 years, raising over $32m before exiting in 2019. Tom now has seats on a …
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The release of the first two IFRS® Sustainability Disclosure Standards is a key milestone in the evolution of the sustainability reporting landscape towards high-quality mandatory reporting. We now have a clear global baseline for investor-focused sustainability reporting that local jurisdictions can build on. In this podcast – the first in a new s…
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In this episode, we speak with visionary, author and coach John Spencer Williams. John is best known for his three amazing books "Screw Work, Let's Play", "Screw Work, Break Free", and "F*** Work, Let's Play". He is a standing judge at The Business Book Awards, and Founder of The Ideas Lab, where he has worked with and inspired thousands of entrepr…
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Companies generating carbon credits under voluntary green schemes face a number of financial reporting considerations – especially given the absence of requirements under IFRS® Accounting Standards that apply specifically to these schemes. In this podcast – the latest in our series on the impact of the transition towards net zero – Allison McManus …
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In this episode, we chat with author and entrepreneur Dan Kieran. Through a magical twist of fate he found himself on the doorstep of the Idler magazine in 1997, embarking on a journey that took him from work experience to Managing Editor. In 2010 he conceived Unbound – bringing an innovative crowdfunding model to publishing - as co-founder and CEO…
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In this episode, we chat with Kew Gardens Executive Board member, and Kew Foundation lead, Meredith Pierce Hunter. Meredith's international path has included senior fundraising roles at Harvard, London Business School, and a Trusteeship at Bernado's, and she takes us through her winding journey with warmth and insight. Meredith shares with us all t…
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In today's episode, we chat with Alan Rousso. Alan's early career took him from academia to Russia where he became the head of the prestigious Carnegie Moscow Centre. From there he moved to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (or EBRD) in the UK where over 20 years he made a significant contribution as a senior leader. He is now wo…
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GUEST Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. This quote is attributed to Viktor Emil Frankl, an Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor, devoted his life to studying, understanding and promoting “meaning.” Carol Kaufman and David Noble give us practical tools that we can …
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NUGGET CONTEXT Carol and David speak about their M.O.V.E framework; M – Mindful, O – Options Generating, V – Validating the Vantage Point, E – Engage and effect change. The key, they say, borrowing from Viktor Frankl, is to create the space between stimulus and response. This is a “sampler” of what a nugget looks like in our podcast. While we have …
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In this episode, we chat with Tom Shone. A movie buff from a young age, Tom has been intricately involved in the world of film ever since including being the Sunday Times film critic, and writing for publications such as Vogue, The New Yorker, and the New York Times. He is now also a prolific author having written multiple books ranging from retros…
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In this episode, we chat with David Lough. David followed an adventurous spirit to begin his career in overseas shipping, where he spent three formative years in Japan. Bringing insights from this experience to a career in the City, he followed an idea that had "got hold" of him to start Heartwood, the UK's first wealth manager in 1988. After 25 su…
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In this episode, we chat with Hannah Chappatte. At a young age, and frustrated by the toxic rental market for students, Hannah conceived and founded Hybr, a student accommodation platform that connects students with landlords, of which she is now co-founder and CEO. Since then Hybr has raised significant funding, built a large presence in the marke…
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In this episode we chat with celebrity photographer and film producer Cambridge Jones. Cambridge Jones (real name Paul Barrow) is a British celebrity photographer, entrepreneur, actor and movie producer. He has photographed several British Prime Ministers, Royalty, and has had exhibitions all over the world from Doha, to New York and Moscow. He has…
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As companies progress towards their net-zero emissions targets, the rise in voluntary green schemes has triggered an increase in financial reporting questions on their accounting treatment. In this podcast – the second in our series on the impact of this transition on financial reporting under IFRS® Accounting Standards – Allison McManus and Irina …
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In this series of seven bite-sized episodes, we explore a number of trends we’ve identified that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. Looking at issues such as cyber crime to sustainability, we’ll be unpacking everything our clients need to know in order to set themselves up for success. For the first one in this…
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