Dilshad Sheikh and Dee Kanco Hammond | Arden University's vision for tomorrow

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Future Faces: The Young Professionals Podcast

Future Faces Chamber of Commerce

64 episodes

6 days ago

Future Faces: The Young Professionals Podcast is the official podcast of the Future Faces Chambers of Commerce, a network helping young professionals across the West Midlands to network and develop. Hosted by Future Faces manager Sophie Poduval-Morrell, this podcast is a platform to showcase the region’s young talent and discuss a range of topics that are important to this generation of future leaders.

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Dilshad Sheikh and Dee Kanco Hammond | Arden University's vision for tomorrow

Future Faces: The Young Professionals Podcast

38 minutes 27 seconds

2 months ago

Dilshad Sheikh and Dee Kanco Hammond | Arden University's vision for tomorrow

In the latest episode of The Future Faces Podcast, hosted by Sophie Poduval-Morrell, we focus on the upcoming 25th anniversary of the BYPY awards and their significance for young professionals in the Greater Birmingham area.

Sophie is joined by Professor Dilshad Sheikh, Provost and Chief Academic Officer of Arden University, and Dee Kanco-Hammond, head of Risk, Governance and Reporting at St Mungo's and executive MBA student at Arden University.

They delve into the history and offerings of Arden University, emphasizing its focus on practical, employer-driven education and support systems tailored for mature and diverse students.

Dee shares her personal journey of returning to education to pursue an executive MBA, of which the lucky winner of the upcoming GBYPY Awards will win as well alongside the accolade of Greater Birmingham Young Professional of the Year.

Dee talks about the transformative impact of her executive MBA on her career and personal growth, and how Arden really was the place for her to be.

Whether you're just starting out, looking to grow your career, or want to connect with Birmingham’s professional community, this podcast is here to celebrate your journey, spotlight real stories, and champion the next generation of leadership.

You can get in touch with Dilshad via LinkedIn, and Dee via LinkedIn.

Follow us for insights, inspiration, and real talk about career development, networking, city pride — and what it really means to be a young professional in Birmingham.