Surviving Journalism: Zayn Nabbi

In Episode 06, hosts Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with the inspiring Zayn Nabbi. Zayn is an award-winning journalist, a former senior producer at CNN, and a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion. Beyond his professional achievements, Zayn's journey encompasses diverse experiences, from his remarkable stint as a top-four contestant on "Survivor" to his journey as an immigrant pondering the role sport plays in his home country of South Africa. 💡 Guest bio Zayn Nabbi is an award-winning journalist and senior producer with over a decade of experience in international news. With an academic foundation that includes degrees from the University of London and education at the prestigious Harvard University, Zayn has a proven track record of excellence and perseverance.  His commitment to diversity and inclusion led him to initiate CNN's inaugural diversity council, advocating for a more representative decision-making process within the organization. Firmly believing in making a difference both professionally and personally, Zayn's journey took him through various enriching experiences, including notable participation in "Survivor," where he finished among the top four contestants. His strategy of honesty and integrity shaped his gameplay and has become a life principle he upholds in his professional endeavours. As an advocate for compassionate journalism and exemplary leadership, Zayn Nabbi's contributions to media and beyond reflect his dedication to making a lasting impact, emphasizing how interactions, respect, and kindness form the true legacy of an individual. For more information on Zayn Nabbi and Trinity Media and Events LTD, visit About — Trinity Media & Events.   📚 Timestamped overview  01:10 Proudly Durban, unforgettable 1995 World Cup moments.  05:14 Sports crucially inspired and developed teamwork skills.  08:21 London: Melting pot, travel hub, but lonely.  13:25 I became a crucial swing vote for Vanessa.  17:15 Success comes from motivation and inclusive environments.  21:17 Urgently needed housemate; selected Steve impulsively.  23:44 We need a diverse workforce to attract a wider audience.  28:18 Engaging communities with football legends on stage.  30:22 Francis Nkwain: Inspiring through African sports diplomats.  33:28 Elite athletes emerge despite political instability.  37:49 Nando's ad campaigns excel with provocative creativity.  42:26 Mozambique farmers' malaria cure aids Nando's supply.  43:10 Outsurance navigates traffic during load shedding.  46:13 Remembering Jonathan Olaf: cheery, friendly, nostalgic connections.  49:25 Grateful guest eager to collaborate successfully.  On The Whistle Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@UCALlaAECXkSO97ttqjPvhqA  Quote: Maya Angelou: "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."  Advertisement or Case Study chosen: https://youtu.be/Ls1VCPoN9GI?feature=shared

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