That’s A Wrap, Season Four!
Newton Talks is back with an exclusive new episode after an enriching fourth season exploring what it takes to create and sustain an inclusive workplace how to bridge the gaps of an intergenerational workforce and the lessons businesses can learn from applying an anthropological lens to their office dynamics. For the first time, executive producers Michelle Bosa-Edwards and Kerry Harris take to the mic, joining host Brad Jennings to discuss their key takeaways from the latest season, and explore what each episode brought to the table as part of this wider conversation on workplace culture. Brad highlights how Darra Singh and Eliza Filby's conversation drove home the profound need for the over 40s to be considered and catered to in the workplace, just as much as younger generations. Meanwhile, Kerry unpacks Brad's talk with Mario Moussa, drawing parallels between business anthropology "tribe" dynamics and Newton's own role as consultants. And Michelle reflects on being moved by Kate Haddon and Geffrye Parsons' discussion on allyship, sharing how she’s become more conscious of how she can show up as an ally at work – from passively supportive to actively supportively, as Geffrye says. Newton is a recognised specialist in strategic delivery across highly complex environments, brimming with people who have a passion for cracking really knotty problems. Find out more about the way we work at www.newtoneurope.com or join the discussion with #NewtonTalks on LinkedIn. Newton Talks is a Scenery Studios production. Executive Producers for Newton are Kerry Harris and Michelle Bosa-Edwards. Original artwork by YaYa Design. Original concept by Fanclub PR.