Hena Naranbhai: Hindu naming and astrology, considerations when naming my children

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That's My Name

Maya

50 episodes

5 days ago

That’s My Name is a podcast connecting deeply personal stories and family histories to culture, work and society. We all have a name - sometimes two, or more! We might have a nickname or a work name. Our names can be given by family, friends or colleagues, or self-chosen. Our names can be mispronounced, misspelled, and affirmed. Each episode features a guest, in conversation with podcast host, Maya, to discuss a particular topic related to the theme of names. Subscribe to this podcast to hear discussions about names with guests from all walks of life.

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Hena Naranbhai: Hindu naming and astrology, considerations when naming my children

That's My Name

33 minutes 52 seconds

1 year ago

Hena Naranbhai: Hindu naming and astrology, considerations when naming my children

Hena Naranbhai discusses the role of astrology when choosing a name, her decision-making process when she chose her childrens' names, and the influence of Indian culture and traditions on the rise of the wellness industry.

Hena Naranbhai, Finance Transformation & Technology Specialist. Has an extensive background in the Financial Services industry both as an Accountant and Technology Program Director. She is a 2023 We Are the City Rising Star winner and has been shortlisted for multiple awards in technology and leadership.

Hena is also passionate about paying it forward and frequently volunteers her time to mentor others through a number of social enterprises and charities, including Cajigo, TechUp and UN Women UK Delegate.