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In this podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with with Alison Jones about gender diversity in the chemicals world compared to gender diversity in other STEM fields. Alison Jones (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-jones-0b08a51/) joined ICIS in 2020 after 18 years at Bloomberg, where she ran the investment research business. At ICIS she plays significant role in championing the business' purpose and leading its long-term growth Strategy. Alison is passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion. She has previously represented Bloomberg on the board of the London Women's Forum (a network of senior women within the financial services industry) and is an executive sponsor of the RELX Menopause Employee Resource Group. Alison loves trying to keep fit (running, cycling and Pilates) when she gets the chance, given her second job as a taxi service to her two children. Check out all of the podcasts in the HCI Podcast Network!

On this episode of Trainee Insights, Ropes & Gray asset management partner Eve Ellis shares her journey to becoming a partner, her area of practice in financial services regulation, and the growth of funds regulation. Additionally, Eve talks about her role as co-head of the London Women's Forum and the firm's gender diversity initiatives. The episode concludes with a discussion on the qualities valued in team members and career advice for junior members.

In this episode: Listen to a conversation between your host Vivienne Aerts and Hayley Lam as they discuss life as a musician in New York, recording her original music and playing in multiple bands at the same time About Hayley Lam New York based pianist, Hayley Lam is an award-winning composer who specializes in both contemporary jazz and classical music. She began her studies in music at a very young age, earning her Associate Diploma, ATCL Recital Piano from the Trinity College of London when she was just eleven. She then proceeded to earn her Licentiate Diploma, LTCL Recital Piano and Associate Diploma, ATCL Recital Violin a couple of years later. Hayley is also a holder of the Yamaha Teacher's Grade specializing in Piano since the age of twelve. With a profound interest in contemporary and jazz music, she was awarded a scholarship to further her studies at the prestigious Berklee College of Music. With her exceptional musical abilities, she completed her Bachelor of Music with a Five-year Dual Major Degree Program in Performance and Jazz Composition in just one and a half years. With her musicianship compared to as "Stravinsky meets Brookmeyer", she was selected as the Finalist at the Seattle Women's Jazz Orchestra (SWOJO) Annual Jazz Composition Contest for Women Composer in 2016. Hayley Lam is also a 2017 Global Music Awards (GMA) winner in the Composer and Jazz Big Band category. GMA is a top-tier international music competition that honors talented musicians around the world. In 2017, her solo piano work "Distant Structures" is selected to be the winner of the "Contemporary Piano 2017" international composition competition held at Athens. She is also selected as the composer showcase winner of the International Jazz Conference JEN at New Orleans. Her works were also commissioned for the London Women of the World equator festival in 2017. Her other accolades include winning the 2018 KMEA Composition Competition, 2018 American Prize in Composition - Light & Pop category, 2018 Semi-finalist of Maurice Ravel International Composition Competition.Hayley holds the 1st runner-up title for the International Songwriting Competition - Jazz Category. She emerged as one of the winners among some 16,000 entries from 140 countries around the world. ⁠ Instagram⁠ / ⁠Facebook⁠ / ⁠YouTube⁠ About ViviTalks - Interviews with the Women Behind Typuhthâng. Introducing ViviTalks, a podcast hosted by Dutch New York-based musician Vivienne Aerts. Join us as we celebrate 100 talented female musicians from Vivienne's latest album "Typuhthâng," with a mission to empower female cacao farmers in the Virunga State Park of Congo and contribute to rainforest restoration. We delve into the musical journeys, creative processes, and unique perspectives of these talented women, seeking to bring greater balance to the music industry. It's a safe space for honest and authentic conversations with artists and trailblazers. Let's amplify the voices of remarkable women in music and stay tuned for inspiring stories and meaningful dialogues on ViviTalks. ⁠⁠ Stream⁠⁠ the Album or ⁠⁠Buy it on Bandcamp⁠⁠ and get the chocolate! ⁠⁠More about Vivienne here. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vivienne-aerts/message

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Why I'm still going out to bat for the EA movement post FTX, published by Gemma Paterson on September 30, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. From the looks of it, next week might be rough for people who care about Effective Altruism. As CEA acting CEO Ben West pointed out on the forum: "Sam Bankman-Fried's trial is scheduled to start October 3, 2023, and Michael Lewis's book about FTX comes out the same day. My hope and expectation is that neither will be focused on EA . Nonetheless, I think there's a decent chance that viewing the Forum, Twitter, or news media could become stressful for some people, and you may want to pre-emptively create a plan for engaging with that in a healthy way. I really appreciated that comment since I didn't know that and I'm glad I had time to mentally prepare. As someone who does outward facing voluntary community building at my workplace and in London, I feel nervous. I've written this piece to manage that anxiety. I actually wrote a lot of it last year to process my feelings but now seems like a good time to share. Thoughts on EA after 2022 During the spring/summer of 2022, I was studying for my final ICAS Chartered Accountancy case study exams. They usually involve: Being given a scenario where you are the qualified accountant and have been asked to do some analysis for a group of companies. As you need to meet a minimum standard of Public Trust and Ethics to join an accountancy body, there is usually a dodgy character or two involved at the client company or at the firm that employs you. The dodgy characters are lax about controls and risk - asking you as the accountant to "look the other way" and the case is usually set up that there is an incentive for you as the accountant to do that. There are often weak internal controls at the company which make fraud more likely. Some examples of weak internal controls: Lack of segregation of duties - one employee has end-to-end control of a process without oversight Inadequate access controls - sensitive systems and data are not restricted to authorized personnel Circumvention of controls - existing controls are intentionally avoided or bypassed by employees Unsigned approvals - documents requiring sign-off are not properly authorized At the end, you submit your technical accounting, finance, tax, internal controls, and general business advice that was requested as part of the case study. You also need to submit an ethics memo which would outline your concerns about the dodgy people or controls. You'll be glad to hear that after going through lots of practice papers, I passed! Then three months later, the news on FTX dropped. I'm not going to outline it here since I imagine the audience for this are already familiar - if someone has a good summary, please drop it in the comments. It wasn't just FTX, around that time, information was released on Wytham Abbey, Bostrom and the Time sexual harassment scandals. For context, I'm mostly interested in expanding the reach of effective giving / EA impact methodologies and personally put a high discount rate on the future vs existing suffering, so, I didn't follow the FTX Future Fund that closely. My primary feelings at the end of 2022 were anger and embarrassment. Anger I'm annoyed I must answer questions about the damned castle. I did not buy the castle. None of the charities I recommend you donate to bought the castle. Yet in my community building work, I have to answer questions about the castle. It was handled poorly and I'm angry about it. When the Time article came out, I was running the London Women (and NBs) in EA group. Honestly, I incorrectly assumed it was just about EA in the Bay area so when it was revealed it was Owen Cotton-Barrett, that was a shock and tbh I was annoyed at a lot of the responses. In hindsight, I wish I'd created a sp...

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Earlier in this series, we spoke about the Corporate world of IVF and how clinics around the world were consolidating, and what that meant for you the patient. In this episode, we're looking at the future of IVF and our first conversation is with Stuart Lavery, a senior consultant gynaecologist, a well-respected member of the global human fertility community, and a founding director of Aria Fertility, our second guest is Professor Nick Macklon, Medical Director of The London Women's clinic and Medical Advisor at Verso.  What we discussed:  IVF Changed over the last 10 years The biggest provider of IVF in the UK is a private equity  What we can learn from the US Fertility is an illness becoming demedicalised  How his clinic Aria - competes with the big chains Most of the big groups had the same success rates, same treatments - but mediocre customer experiences Using technology to enhance the patient experience.  How important it is for a patient to feel confident and comfortable  Tech changes that are here now and a huge amount coming tomorrow Tech companies who believe tech will trump biology Developments in the lab are around automation and minimization  IVF at Home - saliva test at home replacing coming into the clinic for blood, e- consenting, and home ultrasound  Important not to exacerbate inequalities in access to treatment There's no reason that the NHS can't be at cutting edge of technology given the patient volume it has coming through.  NHS clinics shouldn't access less, it should be the same standard whether you pay or access the NHS.  The decline in ‘Gentle IVF' Automated robotic ICSI The decline of IUI  - need to make sure the right treatment goes to the right patient Professor Nick Macklon explains how the incubator or the Uterine environment hasn't really been studied until now What is device monitoring? How research shows how much it fluctuates between women How does it impact embryo transfer How oxygen levels can change which can affect implantation How Secretions can also affect implantation What this means for the future of IVF treatment  Follow us on our socials!!! We really want to hear your thoughts on whether this matters to you. Please email.  https://www.instagram.com/fertilitypoddy/ (Fertility Poddy on Insta) https://www.instagram.com/your_fertility_nurse/ (Kate on Insta)  https://www.instagram.com/ariafertility/ (Aria Fertility on Insta) https://ariafertility.co.uk/ (Aria Fertility website) https://www.instagram.com/londonwomensclinic/ (The London's Women Clinic on Insta) https://www.londonwomensclinic.com/ (The London's Women Clinic website)

Chinua Achebe, Ngugi wa Thiongó. Noen av de best kjente afrikanske romanforfatterne begynte alle å skrive under eller i kjølvannet av nasjonale frigjøringskamper, fra 1950-tallet og de neste tiårene.Hvilken rolle spilte denne litteraturen i å sette ord på kolonialismens konsekvenser, og i sentrale debatter om de nye nasjonene? Og hvordan har disse forfatterne formet nyere afrikansk litteratur?Tonje Vold er førsteamanuensis ved Institutt for lingvistiske og nordiske studier ved Universtitetet i Oslo, og har gjennom mange år jobbet med afrikansk og postkolonial litteratur. I 2019 ga hun ut boka Å lese verden. Fra imperieblikk og postkolonialisme til verdenslitteratur og økokritikk. Nå gir hun oss en innføring i en sentral epoke i afrikansk litteraturhistorie.Gjennom en serie foredrag vil Litteraturhuset gi en innføring i noen av de litterære tradisjonene fra det afrikanske kontinentet.Leseliste: Chinua Achebe (1930-2013). Things Fall Apart. 1958Dangarembga, Tsitsi (1988). Nervous Conditions. London: Women's Press.Fanon, Franz. (1991 [1961). Jordens fordømte. Oslo: Pax.Ndebele, Njabulo S. (2003). The Cry of Winnie Mandela. Claremont: David Philip.wa Thiong'o, Ngugi. (1977). Petals of Blood. London: Penguin Books. (1967) Grain of Wheat London: Penguin Books.Ellers nevnes bl.a. J.M. Coetzee, Aime Cesaire, Edward Said, Nadine Gordimer, Miriam Tlali, Abdulrazak Gurnah, Petinah Gappah. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled measures aimed to ease the cost-of-living crisis, for many Londoners it's simply not enough.Inflation and spiking bills are heaping misery on the capital's most vulnerable people - with at-risk women often suffering most from the economic fallout.Eleanor Greenhalgh, Women's Development Unit manager for Solace Women's Aid and the Connection at St Martin's, examines the impact of today's Spring Statement.It comes after an increase in women sleeping rough on the streets of central London during the pandemic.Last month, analysis by a cross-party group found there were almost twice as many women impacted by “hidden homelessness” in the capital than men.Now, with funding from the Evening Standard's homeless appeal, the Women's Development Unit run through the Solace Women's Aid and the Connection at St Martin's charities is helping more female clients than ever. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Em Stroud and her Clown Barbara as they Clown Around all things Belief.  How do you create more self belief?  How can having belief really impact you and your life?  What does having a sense of belief change for you in life and work?  How can having belief change Barbara's life?  We chat this and much much more.. Connect with Rachel Torell: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rtorell/ About Rachel Torell: Rachel Torell is the 2020 Most Distinguished Saleswoman Europe as recognized by the Women in Sales Awards. She's on a mission to champion women and encourage them to chase their dreams, hoping to lead by example as she progresses in her life (and career!) She's an active member of the University of Georgia London Alumni Association, and heads up the London Women of UGA chapter  

This episode is all about the capital’s memory maps and why we need to remember and preserve the past as we step into the future. We’ll be taking a look at several memory maps from around London and how these intersect with culture, gender, race and religion. Tune in to special guests Dr Leah Lovett (Research fellow at UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis), Montaz Marche (UCL Alumna, PhD Student and Research Assistant for the City of Women Map), Lettice Kemp (former Head of Content for the visitlondon.com website) to find out more about the City of London Women project, the Memory Map of the Jewish East End and the Newham Youth Map plus much more. Transcript and show notes on https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ucl-minds/podcasts/ucl-future-cities

This episode is all about the capital's memory maps and why we need to remember and preserve the past as we step into the future. We'll be taking a look at several memory maps from around London and how these intersect with culture, gender, race and religion.Tune in to special guests Leah Lovett (Research fellow at UCL's Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis), Montaz Marche (UCL Alumna, PhD Student and Research Assistant for the City of Women Map), Lettice Kemp (former Head of Content for the visitlondon.com website) to find out more about the City of London Women project, the Memory Map of the Jewish East End and the Newham Youth Map plus much more.Transcript and show notes on www.ucl.ac.uk/ucl-minds/podcasts/ucl-future-cities

"she was buried in a £5,000 Zandra Rhodes dress stolen from Harrods"

Simon Taylor is in the hosting seat this week to talk all things blockchain, Bitcoin and crypto. Of course, he is not alone, and in this episode, Simon is joined by: Ed Cooper - Head of Crypto at Revolut Michael Coletta - Head of Blockchain & Emerging Tech Innovation and Strategy at the London Stock Exchange Group Rhian Lewis - Founder of London Women in Bitcoin Aman Kohli - Chief Technology Officer at DXC This week we kicked things off with a discussion about flash loans, bZx and the future of decentralized finance. Following two exploitations and almost a million dollars in ETH lost, we go into why this happened, how it transpired and what this means for the development of DeFi. A lot can happen in a few weeks and in this episode, we continue to dig into the latest blockchain and crypto news including: DeFi lending protocol bZx exploited and ‘a portion of ETH lost’ (02:16) JPMorgan in talks to merge blockchain unit Quorum with startup ConsenSys (11:55) Lightning Labs raises $10M series A to be the ‘Visa’ of Bitcoin (20:51) ICE snaps up loyalty program provider Bridge2 to boost Bakkt’s consumer play (28:33) Bitcoin price soars as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell confirms crypto’s threat to U.S. dollar (32:02) The Tweet of the Week comes from Nathaniel Whittemore (@nlw) about crypto M&As. Why not send us your best tweets? See if you can get a shout out on the show! (41:05) Love fintech? Then sign up for our newsletter, Fintech in Five. A snack-sized selection of the week's biggest stories, longer reads, soundbites and more. Just visit this link to sign up! 11fs.com/newsletter If you enjoyed the show, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show at: www.twitter.com/bchaininsider Special Guests: Aman Kohli, Ed Cooper, Michael Coletta, and Rhian Lewis.

Hotshots CJ, Kate and Rebecca are back from their festive break and joined by the inspirational Sarah Messenger who founded the independent South London Women’s Football Club in 1994. Sarah talks about playing football growing up in the 1970’s. She can’t resist chipping a few cheeky insults the way of the Hotties but also passes them tips on training and setting up a new team. Have a listen to hear how the ethos of inclusion and a love of women’s football has been the bedrock to South London WFC’s enduring success for more than 25 years.

This week Verena Hefti is joined by Consultant Rheumatologist and former President of the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), Prof Dame Jane Dacre. From working in one of the first-ever general medicine job shares to negotiating part-time work, in this insightful discussion, Prof Dame Dacre opens up about her experience juggling three small children with a very busy medical career. Including why hearing the words 'no, you can't' only spurred her career on further.There is also discussion on leadership and gender, specifically Prof Dame Dacre's most recent work leading the first and biggest gender pay gap review in the NHS. This episode is kindly supported by the London Women’s Leadership Network at the NHS London Leadership Academy.

Richard Coekin leads the influential network of Co-Mission churches in London.  He's been involved with the launch of many churches and ministries, including the London Men's Convention, London Women's Convention, the 9:38 Ministry Training Strategy, Passion for Life Ministry and most recently Planting Collective.GraceOne of the key leaders of Evangelicalism in Great Britain Richard Coekin shares a super helpful story about how he was gently corrected about the lack of grace in his preaching, and how his preaching changed as a result. Distancing his church from a revisionist BishopPlus Richard speaks about how  Western Church is following in the tragic trajectory of the Anglican Church of England. It was helpful to hear from someone who is standing for the gospel in increasingly difficult circumstances. Jonathan FletcherI also asked Richard about the recent abuse allegations surrounding Jonathan Fletcher.  Richard speaks about how crucial it is to listen to the victims, and how wrong it is when a senior senior powerful character pressures younger people (all adults) to act in a particular way.  Richard observes there can be serious issues of manipulation, power and Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thepastorsheart)

Ever find yourself nodding along to conversations about blockchain and not really knowing what it’s all about? That’s because blockchain is the most misunderstood development in tech. Advocates say it’s going to renew democracy and create a safer internet. While naysayers argue that it’s slow, corruptible and over-hyped. Rhian Lewis is an expert developer and an eloquent speaker on all things blockchain.  She’s also the co-host of London Women in Bitcoin group and co-founder of the popular countmycrypto.com website.  If you need a concise introduction into blockchain, this is for you.

Ever find yourself nodding along to conversations about blockchain and not really knowing what it's all about?That's because blockchain is the most misunderstood development in tech. Advocates say it's going to renew democracy and create a safer internet. While naysayers argue that it's slow, corruptible and over-hyped.Rhian Lewis is an expert developer and an eloquent speaker on all things blockchain. She's also the co-host of London Women in Bitcoin group and co-founder of the popular countmycrypto.com website. If you need a concise introduction into blockchain, this is for you.

Today's episode is a little bit different. Simon and Colin interviewed some great guests at Blockchain Live to get an insight into what's happening in blockchain straight from the experts. We speak to: Garrick Hileman, Head of Research at Blockchain Xen Baynham-Herd, Head of Strategy and Lead Economist at Blockchain Joanna Hubbard, Co-Founder of Electron Rhian Lewis, Founder of London Women in Bitcoin David Williams, CEO at Chorum Richard Crook, CTO at Chorum Ben Wyeth, Senior Innovation Engineer at Chorum Lydia Torne, Senior Associate at Simmons & Simmons All this and so much more on this week's episode of Blockchain Insider. And if you enjoyed our tweet of the week why not send us your best tweets? See if you can get a shout out on the show! We hope you enjoy the show and, as ever, don't forget to subscribe! Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show @bchaininsider and if you really love the show, please leave us a review on iTunes. This week's episode of Blockchain Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and Petrit Berisha. Edited by Michael Bailey Special Guests: Ben Wyeth, David Williams, Garrick Hileman, Joanna Hubbard, Lydia Torne, Rhian Lewis, Richard Crook, and Xen Baynham-Herd.

Rhian Lewis is a former Journalist for the The Times. Today she works as a programmer having founded a cryptocurrency portfolio tracker and established the London Women in Bitcoin network. In this episode we talk about why Rhian is such a big believer in Bitcoin, examine the potential of blockchains to decentralise politics and explore the possible political and environmental consequences of such technologies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bridging the gap between science and spirituality, JJ Armstrong, founder of Transform2Alpha, has created a comprehensive life mastery blueprint with a military style edge. JJ’s career began in the British Army where she was one of the few women who graduated from the Army School of Physical Training to train soldiers. She spent more than eight years in the Royal Army Physical Training Corps training men for combat fitness and performance. Her interest in the mental side of training grew as she progressed in her career. Her self-reliance and the ability to think on her feet led her to spend time serving in Special Forces. Upon leaving the military, JJ started a fast-growing new trend: “personal training” in health clubs and gyms. The first person to offer this service in the UK, she was told by one of the biggest national health club chains, “It will never work!" But trusting your instincts pays off! JJ pursued her dream and built a business that quickly grew to a team of personal trainers 64-members strong. Her company trained thousands of clients and members; everyone from celebrities to housewives throughout a number of gyms and health clubs. Many top athletes and professionals benefited from JJ’s unique brand of training. JJ became interested in personal development from a young age through the Nightingale Conant catalogue of audio courses. She began studying hundreds of experts on everything from personal success to neuro-linguistic programming, hypnosis, mind control, sales, influence etc., adding to her library of tools. These studies led her to synthesize Pareto’s 80-20 principle, mind mapping, speed reading and advanced memory techniques into a unique brand of mental training. She discovered early on that she had the ability and the obsession to cut all “the fat away” and find the quickest, most efficient way to get the job done (INTJ style). One of JJ's private clients used her techniques to secure a license to practice as a physician (medical doctor) and the other used them to secure a license to fly planes (pilot). Always looking to evolve and have new experiences, JJ sold her business in her 30s to become an expat for the first time by studying in the U.S. It's an experience she has now had in three countries. While in the U.S., JJ proceeded to get the type of perma-tan she’d always dreamed about while studying for her master’s degree at the prestigious United States Sports Academy. She used principles of accelerated learning to earn her degree in half the regular time, with a 4.0 GPA. She will also tell other maturepreneurs out there that it is “never too late” to become a student or expat! After earning her degree, JJ took a position at the National Personal Training Institute in New York. She led a team of instructors that developed and certified personal trainers. JJ has also had extensive experience teaching new PTs how to train people of all ages to prevent injuries, including special populations with acute and chronic health considerations. JJ enjoyed her time teaching but felt that at her core she was an entrepreneur, not an employee. Once back in London, JJ formulated her metabolic functional training system into a brand. This brand grew to include a team of trainers in several locations in London – Mill Hill, Camden and Regent‘s Park. The London Women’s Bootcamp became a successful enterprise in a crowded market, due to its personalized service and utmost efficiency. This was a concept that she would later turn into Powerfrau Bootcamp, a German version of the program. After selling her boot camp training system in 2015, JJ decided to take a two-year break to reflect and spend time working on her ‘flagship’ training. During this time, she has been researching, traveling, and subsequently relocating to yet another city to prepare for the launch of her new project, Transform2Alpha. Like a cross between a personal development program and military special ops training, Transform2Alpha sends you on a mission to uncover and morph into the idealized version of yourself. The concept stems from JJ's vision of a self-actualized version of you that exists as a guide whom you can communicate with as you apply scientifically based methods to transform your body, mind and life. Transform2Alpha is the culmination of 30+ years of experience and insights and delivered in the most efficient way possible. Transform2Alpha also offers a “COMBAT AGING” version of the program specifically designed for those in midlife that seek strategies to protect against the accelerated aging effects of hormonal changes (namely, menopause or andropause for males). JJ currently lives with her partner and their 17-year-old African Gray parrot in Vienna, Austria where she trains clients worldwide via live events and online coaching. Like many maturepreneurs, JJ realizes that we don’t have forever to become our full potential selves. Her full potential self, “Alpha self“, is the one giving others the best and most efficient tools to command their lives!