HR Round Table
Our reverse mentoring experts
Danela Ezekiel
Danela is a consultant specialising in executive coaching, team coaching, and culture change transformation. Her clients include Barclays, Microsoft, Unilever, Capco, Phillip Morris, MetLife, NHS, Kent County Council and Total. She has designed, developed, and implemented Reverse Mentoring programmes. Her unique methodology for both teams and leadership development focuses on supporting them to remain authentic while being relevant to the changing expectations and competing for organisational imperatives they face.
Rubi Gubara-Sannie
Rubi has over 13 years of experience in organisational development and design and equality diversity and inclusion in both private and public sector organisations. She provides her clients with strategic, inspirational, and leadership expertise concerning culture, values, leadership development, talent management, equality, diversity, and inclusion and leads this across three organisations. She has worked with Danela on implementing Reverse Mentoring to achieve greater representation of ethnic minorities at senior levels in the NHS.
Margaret Bishop
Margaret has over twenty years of international experience in executive and team coaching, leadership development and organisation consulting with a wide range of clients. She has designed and facilitated workshops for reverse mentoring and culture change for clients such as Deloitte, Barclays, UBS, Unilever, PZ Cussons, Microsoft, Merck, Novartis, ABB, Johnson Matthey, L’Oréal, NGO’s, local and national government departments and the NHS. Additionally, Margaret is co-founder and Director of the Applied Systemic Coaching Academy (ASCA).
“The Dignity Deficit: The Hidden Cost of Workplace Disrespect in the UK”
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Article 2: Further Insights from the HR Roundtable 13: Navigating the Complexity of Change and Inclusivity in Organisations
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HR Roundtable 11 – People and Talent in Private Equity
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HR Roundtable 9 – Let’s talk about Bullying RECAP
At last month’s HR Roundtable, we were delighted that Lauren Seager-Smith, the CEO of Kidscape, joined us to discuss the topic of workplace bullying. Ian Joseph, one of Russam’s MDs, sits as the chair of…
The relationship between shame and workplace bully
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