The Brand Called You

Susie deVille is the Founder and CEO of The Innovation & Creativity Institute, an author, and a coach. She graduated with an undergraduate degree in anthropology and worked in the publishing industry in Boston before moving to London to work for HarperCollins. She later started her first nonprofit organization, the literacy council, followed by a community service center. After having her child, she became licensed to sell real estate and started her own enterprise, which she successfully exited in 2018. Throughout her journey, she was fascinated with innovation and creativity and built a coaching enterprise. Susie is passionate about art, beauty, education, adventure, and entrepreneurship. Her anthropology training helps her discern the layers of culture that influence our thinking and behavior, which she brings to her coaching work. 00:33- About Susie deVille Susie deVille is the Founder and CEO, of The Innovation & Creativity Institute. She is the Author of Buoyant: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Becoming Wildly Successful, Creative and Free

Indian gas considerably impacts all other critical sectors, making it one of the country's eight core industries. One of the newest and fastest-growing companies in India's industrial gas business is NovaAir Technologies, led by Gajanan Nabar. At NovaAir Technologies, Gajanan serves as the company's CEO, as well as a Co-Founder. 00:39- About Gajanan Nabar and his journey. Gajanan Jagannath Nabar, director with NOVAAIR TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED. He is an Indian staying in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Nabar is currently associated with 2 Companies and is a director with Novaair Technologies Private Limited and Novaair Private Limited. Being an alumnus of Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Gajanan has been part of various companies before establishing NovaAir Technologies, namely Asian paints, Thermax, BASF, Monsanto, Praxair, Praj Industries, and Clean Max Solar.

With social media becoming an important part of our lives, companies are using it as an effective way to craft and narrate their brand stories. Besides, social media, branding, and marketing have evolved tremendously over the last few years. In today’s episode, we discuss the strategies for forming an everlasting and strong brand. [00:33] - About Anand S. Anand is the co-founder of TMA Global, which is a branding and marketing consultancy firm. He started his career in advertising. He graduated in visual communication followed by MBA in marketing.

In this video, Ashutosh Garg welcomes Snehal Ponde, a life and career coach and co-author of the book "Don't ask me how I'm doing." Snehal shares her journey, including her 13 years of corporate HR experience and being diagnosed with stage four breast cancer after moving to Singapore with her husband in 2019. She talks about her affirmation, "we are stronger than our struggles," and how she built resilience and strength with the help of her loved ones. Snehal emphasizes the importance of having people by your side who believe in you during difficult times. Ashutosh also mentions the excellent cancer treatment facilities in Singapore. 00:35 - About Snehal Ponde Snehal Ponde is a Life & Career Coach She is also the Co-Author, of "Don’t ask me how I’m doing"

Sean Bacon is also a skilled and highly effective trusted advisor and thought leader with specialized skill sets in leadership, communication, mental toughness, team development, crisis resiliency, and body language. 00:35- About Sean Bacon and his journey. Sean Bacon is a Canadian Armed Forces veteran who served 12 years as a paratrooper and an instructor at the Canadian Forces Military Police Academy. He has developed a system of training to psychologically and physically prepare people to survive and thrive in some of the worst situations and environments the world has to offer. His experience and education have been amassed through service in the Canadian Armed Forces, including positions as a Section Commander, Firearms Instructor Trainer, Military Police, Special Reaction Team member, Operations / Intelligence NCO, Use of Force & Military Unarmed Combat Instructor, to name a few.

Sports are known to teach several valuable life lessons. Cultivating effective leadership is one such quality that the world of sports can teach. In today’s episode, we discuss several aspects of effective leadership with Chris Gargano, a leadership expert, who borrows his foundation from the world of sports. [00:35] - About Chris Gargano Chris is the founder of the Gargano leadership group. He is a consultant, broadcaster, educator, storyteller, and speaker with the San Francisco Giants front office for three World Series, winning teams in 2010, 2012, and 2014. Chris has led teams in the content department for the Oakland Raiders, San Francisco Giants, and the New York Jets.

In this video, Ashutosh Garg, interviews Shari Botwin, a licensed clinical social worker, trauma therapist, author, media contributor, podcaster, and blogger from Philadelphia, USA. Shari discusses her journey of growing up in an abusive family and how she overcame it to become a therapist. She talks about her book, "Thriving After Trauma: Stories of Living and Healing," which is a compilation of different clients she has worked with and how they managed to talk about and work through their traumas. The book covers different types of traumas, including childhood abuse, domestic violence, significant medical illnesses, and the sudden loss of loved ones. Shari explains that to move from surviving after trauma to thriving after trauma, one needs to own it, face it, and speak about it. It's essential to express feelings and better understand what it means to oneself. 00:32- About Shari Botwin Shari Botwin is a licensed clinical social worker and Author of Thriving After Trauma: Stories of Living and Healing She is also a Trauma Therapist, Media Contributor, Podcaster, Blogger She is the Co-host of the podcast. Warrior Women Speak Her new book released in January 2024 is titled “Stolen Childhoods: The Path Towards Healing and Reclaiming Life in Our Adulthood”

Siri Abrahamsen talks about relationships, culture building and job satisfaction and is one of Norway's best speakers. Siri is knowledgeable, funny, warm, genuine, and very specific in her recommendations. She has a unique commitment to making everyday life better for everyone, and she provides good tools for inner sustainability, mental muscles, increased empathy and quality of life. 00:32- About Siri Abrahamsen and her journey. Siri Abrahamsen is the founder of Gleding, an empathy trainer, bestselling author and a professional public speaker. She has spent decades studying psychology, philosophy, sociology and empathy. She is the author and publisher of three best-selling children's books. Nominations include Young Leader of the Year in 2019, Social Entrepreneur of the Year and Best Speaker in 2021 and 2022. Her work has created a movement with thousands of people doing acts of kindness in their communities. Siri has three children and lives with her family between Sandnes, Norway and London, UK.

There are some people who directly and indirectly leave indelible marks on our lives In today’s episode, we have one such motivational speaker who just doesn’t write or talk about motivation for the sake of it. But is living a life of inspiration. Tune in to learn about his cancer journey and do not forget to soak in the exemplary writing tips [00:33] - About Ramendra Kumar Ramendra is an award-winning writer, storyteller, and inspirational speaker. He is the author of 47 books, which have been translated into 16 Indian and 14 foreign languages. He has worked with the Steel Authority of India and has been recognized, awarded, and felicitated several times. Ramendra is also a cancer survivor.

Lily Khin has dedicated many creative pursuits – in work and life – to building a more equitable, compassionate world untethered from exploitation, partnering with people and businesses who care deeply and expansively. 00:42- About Lily Khin and her journey. I was born in India, where my Sri Lankan and Burmese parents serendipitously met, and my childhood years were stretched between these three countries. The two years I spent at Mahindra UWC of India for the high school felt like an intellectual and spiritual homecoming. Eventually, a scholarship and a head full of dreams took me to the US, where I got a degree in International Studies while navigating the complexities, thrills, and perils of growing up. After graduation, I found my way to Singapore for work, thinking it would be a brief pitstop on my way elsewhere. I never left. Today, I'm a writer, photographer, and designer of food experiences – pursuits that culminate my curiosity and belief in community.