This episode is for the books. We welcome Dr Jennet Arshimova, Managing Director of New HSE and Founder of SHE Time as she shares her personal and eventful journey from being a medical doctor to becoming a health and safety consultant.
Jennet emphasises the importance of teaching people to find their own solutions, understanding their strengths, and fostering a safety culture that begins from within. It all starts with the question “why”!
Her belief in empathetic leadership and the significant impact of human-centric values in creating effective HSE programs is central to the conversation.
Jennet's reflections on how her medical background has shaped her approach to health and safety are truly insightful. She underscores the need for a holistic, evidence-based approach and the importance of vulnerability and empathy in leadership.
The episode is packed with real-world examples and practical advice on fostering a culture of care and responsibility within organisations, and empowering everyone to be a leader, not just the hierarchical leadership.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in leadership, safety, and personal growth.
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