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The Charity CEO PodcastAuthor: Dhivya O'Connor
Join us for thought-provoking conversations that dive deep into the challenges faced by charity and nonprofit leaders. Hosted by Dhivya OConnor, a charity CEO herself, each episode brings inspiring CEOs and social sector trailblazers, who share their powerful stories, practical insights, and valuable expertise. Whether you're leading a nonprofit or passionate about making a difference, you'll find fresh perspectives and actionable takeaways to help you navigate the journey and amplify your impact. Tune in for a dose of inspiration, knowledge, and communityall aimed at making the world a better place.The Charity CEO Podcast is produced and hosted by Dhivya OConnor. For more details visit www.thecharityceo.com Language: en Genres: Business, Management, Non-Profit Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Bonus: Anthropy26 with Rosie Jones, Founder, The Rosie Jones Foundation and Kim Samuel, Founder, The Belonging Forum - Who Gets to Belong?
Sunday, 31 May, 2026
Anthropy UK is described as the UK's largest gathering of future makers - inspiring a better Britain.Held annually at the Eden Project in Cornwall, Anthropy brings together leaders from civil society, business, academia, and government, to re-imagine how the country can thrive.This year (2026), I was invited to participate in Anthropy, and it was a real privilege to moderate a session with Rosie Jones, Founder of The Rosie Jones Foundation, and Kim Samuel, Founder of the Belonging Forum.Recorded at Anthropy26, this powerful conversation examines what it means to truly belong in today’s society, disrupts assumptions around disability, and challenges all of us as leaders to reflect on how our organisations can actively enable inclusion and belonging.Recorded March 2026.Correction Note: 8% of disabled people in the UK are wheelchair users, not 3% as stated in podcast
