Women in Digital Podcast: Getting Real about Wellness by Capgemini Americas Corporate Social Responsibility

Women in Digital Podcast: Feedback, Action and Achievement Pt. 2 by Capgemini Americas Corporate Social Responsibility

Women in Digital Podcast - She Leads: Feedback, Action and Achievement Part 1 by Capgemini Americas Corporate Social Responsibility

In celebration of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, we invite you to listen in to a conversation about the Muslim woman experience! Arifa Syeda is a PMO Analyst, SAP Consultant, and active member of Capgemini ERG communities. She plays a role in our very own Women@Capgemini Americas Communications Team as our Podcast Editor and now finds herself in front of the mic this time. In this episode, she converses with Christine Stack, Vice President and Head of Human Resources for CIS Americas, to share her reflections about observing Ramadan, fasting while working, wearing hijab, and embracing the core message of International Women’s Day.

In this episode, we learn from Capgemini's very own: Alicia Wagner! Alicia is a Senior Director of Engagement Management within Cloud Infrastructure Services (CIS) with a role that focuses on both enabling strategic objectives within delivery and mentoring teams to achieve KPI's. She speaks from experience as a volunteer at the Tech Transformation Academy, a program by the City of Refuge in Atlanta that recruits and trains underrepresented and underemployed candidates through coding and cybersecurity bootcamps. Today, she'll converse with Executive Recruiter Christine Stack about their insights on hiring from non-traditional pathways, the unspoken expectations for job mobility, and the initiatives available for mentoring and upskilling.

In today's episode, we will be discussing the Importance of Women's Health and Well-Being in the Workplace and a very crucial, yet overlooked topic - menopause. Menopause tends to affect women at the peak of their careers. Its symptoms like hot flashes, brain fog, and migraines cause women to silently suffer this "workplace taboo"  causing many women to leave the workforce altogether. Our Women in Digital host Christine Stack, Head of HR for Capgemini CIS Americas, sits down with three women to share their personal experiences and offer support, information, and resources to other women: - Jill Angelo who is the CEO and Founder of Gennev, the nation's largest virtual menopause clinic and was named one of Inc.'s 2021 Top Female Founders - Jill Weber who leads Capgemini's Global Partnership Relationship with ServiceNow - Carla Heimbigner who is a Global Partner Leader at ServiceNow and 100% dedicated to Capgemini We hope that this discussion normalizes menopause in the workplace, encourages allies and employers to understand and support those with menopausal symptoms, and empowers women to take control of their health and well-being. The Women in Digital Podcast is led by the Women@Capgemini Employee Resource Group, whose mission is to cultivate and sustain a culture where women can thrive at Capgemini. We provide growth through leadership, excellence, action, and development by empowering women and men to work together to bridge the gender gap. The Women in Digital podcasts will be an informative, enlightening, entertaining and open forum to challenge the norm and embrace women. It will offer a chance to connect with our audience, build valuable connections, and challenge everyday thinking of topics that effect Women. The podcast host will interview both an internal and external stakeholders, asking a few thought-provoking questions to invoke a passionate discussion in each episode.

Have you ever had an idea that your passionate about, but not sure where to start? In this episode, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Witkow illustrates how to lift a passion project off the ground. Whether it’s a workplace project or a personal project, there are many ways to get started. Tune in today to hear Lizzie’s story about creating passion projects.

Capgemini Executive Recruiter Christine Stack sits down with one of Capgemini's most revered and respected clients, Subway! Deb Mitchko-McCall is the Director of Marketing Windows and Digital Content Technology at Subway. Throughout her 20+ year career, Deb has delivered value using technology, six sigma, and project management to firms and clients, and she is a certified project manager and trainer with a passion for professional development. Today she'll talk about growing your career and becoming a change agent.    The Women in Digital Podcast is led by the Women@Capgemini Employee Resource Group, whose mission is to cultivate and sustain a culture where women can thrive at Capgemini. We provide growth through leadership, excellence, action, and development by empowering women and men to work together to bridge the gender gap.   The Women in Digital podcasts will be an informative, enlightening, entertaining and open forum to challenge the norm and embrace women. It will offer a chance to connect with our audience, build valuable connections, and challenge everyday thinking of topics that effect Women. The podcast host will interview both an internal and external stakeholders, asking a few thought-provoking questions to invoke a passionate discussion in each episode.

What is Sustainable Cooking? What can we do source and cook our food sustainably? What steps can be done to take care of our precious gardens? Our guest on this episode will answer each those questions plus many more. Thanks for tuning into this episode of the OCEAN’s Podcast!

In this episode, we bring in our colleague Andy Heppelle to express Capgemini’s thankfulness, and togetherness in 2022, while also providing new ambitions for 2023 as we approach the end of the year.

In the season finale of the inaugural season of the CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, hosts, Saloni & Daimen, reflect on the lessons learned from the incredible variety of guests they encountered over the episodes. They also discuss the up-and-coming season two, giving our listeners something to look forward to.

A conversation with Alfonso Cornejo, the President of the Hispanic Chamber in Cincinnati. In this episode, we discuss the impact of Latinos in the US economy and their footprint in the commercial market.

Sophia Boubal, a Co-facilitator of the Accelerated Solutions Environment (ASE), elaborates on the Acorns Series and Acorn Unleashed ASE events. These are two thought-provoking, collaborative and engaging event series that help clients navigate their thinking toward a Net-Zero future.

In this episode, Rajesh Sengamedu explains how he became an advocate for sustainability. His research in books, articles and his genuine passion for sustainability is how he gained a breadth of knowledge on this topic. Tune into this episode to learn more about where to start in the journey to become an advocate for sustainability.

Soumen Saha provides his thoughts and experiences on how the Accelerated Solutions Environment (ASE) helped a multinational technology conglomerate develop innovative solutions that propelled them closer to their sustainability goals.

In this episode, our colleagues Krystianne Avedian (KA) and Salomon Salinas (Sol) take us through how mindfulness and sustainability is intertwined and how they use meditation to become more conscience of the world around them. Tune in for insights on how meditation can improve our sustainable lifestyles.

Sanket and his team the Nagpur Ploggers work together to clean up the environment while walking/jogging the city of Nagpur in India. These events have been continually helping to save the environment, one drive at a time.

Ryan Whittam, an Account Executive and utility industry expert, provides his insights on sustainability from a utility company's perspective. This episode gives us the opportunity to learn how power is used and distributed throughout regions while also touching on net zero goals and strategies for utilities companies. Thanks for listening!

Join Zachary Long, a technology consultant at Capgemini, as he chats with colleagues to learn more about who they are, how they got to Capgemini and career insights. This interview is with Senior Product Manager at frog, Cathy Du.

Janet Pope, Vice President and Director of Corporate Social Responsibility for Capgemini in the US and Canada, discusses inclusive design with three experts. You can read the Capgemini Research Institute report on Inclusive Design here: https://www.capgemini.com/us-en/research/the-key-to-designing-inclusive-tech/ You can access the LinkedIn Live event referenced in the podcast here: https://www.linkedin.com/video/event/urn:li:ugcPost:6867121590031671296/