Global Inclusion in Practice Podcast

Listen in on the behind-the-scenes stories of DEI change-makers from around the world and be inspired to make a difference in your own work.In the Global Inclusion in Practice Podcast, Vivian Acquah and Marjolijn Vlug have kitchen table conversations with DEI professionals, representatives, advocates, and allies. Their personal stories tell you that you are not alone in your endeavors to create a more inclusive world. Let’s share perspectives on what sustains us in creating lasting change in different parts of the world. globalinclusioninpractice.substack.com

Global Inclusion in Practice Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Global Inclusion in Practice, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #13

  Reflections and Resilience: Ending Season 2 with Hope

  Apr 16, 20251h 8mS2

  <p>“I see hope, and I also see an opportunity for us to be strategic, going stealth mode, and be resourceful in the way that we do our work.” - Vivian Acquah</p><p>As we conclude the second season of the Global Inclusion in Practice podcast, we’re grateful for the enriching episodes in this series and inspiring guests from various corners of the world, and across the spectrum of DEI, sharing their stories, their perspectives, and their context.</p><p>What we appreciate about our conversations is that we talk about practical, pragmatic things and we also go deep...

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  Episode #12

  Using Power and Privilege For Good: Annelie Wambeek on Taking Responsibility

  Feb 26, 20251h 1mS2

  <p>“It's really important to remember global context. I'm sitting here in Northwest Europe, where a lot of companies are putting money and time and effort towards diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, justice. But there are a lot of parts of the world where we are still fighting for, ‘the basics’, equality; we haven't reached the point of equity yet.” - Annelie Wambeek</p><p>Annelie Wambeek is a freelance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion trainer who works at the intersection between DEI and intercultural competencies. After a corporate career in finance and foreign policy, she has gone freelance and in addition to train...

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  Episode #11

  Setting Wheels in Motion: Karim El Oteify in DEI

  Jan 28, 20251h 2mS2

  <p>“There are many gladiators in our corner, and we can truly change the world.” - Karim El Oteify</p><p>Karim El Oteify is an intersectional spirit engaging in this concept that we call humanity, and in more earthly terms, a systemic change facilitator and diversity and inclusion consultant.</p><p>As the Founder of The Wheels of Impact he focuses on DEI, communications, and change management, combining personal experiences with rich data. With storytelling, workshops, and consultancy, he drives impactful transformation to make people's workplaces the most inclusive they can be.</p><p>Connect with Karim via </p><p>Web...

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  Episode #10

  Curiosity and Courage at the Core: Aaron Kroon’s Inclusive Leadership

  Dec 17, 202448 minS2

  <p>“I take it really seriously that I'm a role model. Regardless of where we are in an organization, if we are leaders, we have a responsibility, and we are role models. That's the truth, and we can choose to do what we want with that. To me, that is leadership.” - Aaron Kroon</p><p>Aaron Kroon has been passionate about inclusive leadership from the early days of his career. Leadership as a role in the organization, engaging with people, and inclusion as a non-negotiable element in that leadership.</p><p>Aaron started out as a leader as an ambi...

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  Episode #9

  Me, Myself, and Us: Transforming Bicultural Identity into Leadership with Kemo Camara

  Nov 27, 202453 minS2

  <p>“As human beings, we are created to be together. ‘Me myself and I’ does not work. It's ‘me, myself, and us’ that works. For me, community is the solution for everything. And that's on the personal level, on the collective level and the society level.” - Kemo Camara</p><p>Kemo Camara was not sure why we decided that he would be a good guest on this podcast, but you’ll find out why soon enough… </p><p>Kemo is a community guy, through and through. As the founder of Omek, a community platform for biculturals of African descent, his goal is to tr...

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